GC Events

The Center for the Study of Women and Society and Women Writing Women’s Lives present the spring 2020 Dorothy O.

LGBTQ Education, Gender Ideology and the New Far Right in Brazil [cuny.us12.list-manage.com] Thursday, February 27th, 6:30-8:30 pm Room 9206 CUNY,

Embodied Learning Wednesday, February 26th 3p-5p | Room 8301 How do we approach and experience teaching and learning as minded

This semester at the GC library, we’ve expanded our slate of workshops related to scholarly communication (publishing, copyright, contracts, research metrics, etc.). Several of the workshops

Nineteen years ago, The Gotham Center asked if New York City had “dropped the ball on computers,” after serving as

Have you used or considered using social media in your classes? Teaching with social media comes with unique challenges and

Do you see a conference in your future?   Join us for the Writing Center’s inter-disciplinary Abstract Writing Workshop! Here

Suffering from “imposter syndrome” is a common experience in graduate school, especially when it comes to the one academic task

Spring 2020 Events “Economies of Race and Labor in the Atlantic World” The Program in Global Early Modern Studies  

Getting Started with TEI, February 5th, 2020—6:30-8:30pm  This workshop is a deep introduction to the theory and practice of encoding

On Tuesday, February 11, we will be hosting Margaret Moore (Queens University, Canada) for a talk entitled “What Makes Gentrification Wrong?” followed by a discussion

Introduction to the Library Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1:00–2:30 PM, room 8202 This introduction to the Graduate Center Library will include:

6:00 to 8:00pm Skylight Room The Committee on Globalization and Social Change presents a book launch and discussion of Insurgent