GC Events

During the week of January 25-29th, the Teaching and Learning Center will be hosting a Mid-Winter Institute, open to anyone

This virtual workshop on mindfulness aims to help foster awareness of one’s self and environment in light of the many

Precarity: Being on the knife’s edge between wellbeing and disaster. 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic may have generalized the feelings

Open Access: What it is and Why  All members of the Graduate Center community are invited to join the Mina

Workshop: Creating an Open, Digital Course Text on Manifold 1/21 at 2-4 pm Register Now (Please register by 1/19) [docs.google.com]

  Ken Wissoker, Senior Executive Editor at Duke University Press and Director of the Intellectual Publics program at The Graduate

From two of America’s most revered political journalists comes the definitive biography of legendary White House chief of staff and

From January 25-29th, the Graduate Center’s Teaching and Learning Center will be hosting a Mid-Winter Institute, intended to provide structure

Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken, George E. Mitchell, and Hans Peter Schmitz will discuss: – What’s driving change in the transnational NGO

Sponsored by The Center for the Study of Women and Society.

Planning to join  The Office of Career Planning & Professional Development  for the Public/Impact Virtual Career Fair? We’ve set up

Chat with the Chief Librarian December 2 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Join Interim Chief Librarian Emily Drabinski for

Call for Proposals The Data for Public Good Project in partnership with the COVID Tracking Project Applications due by 5:00 PM

The Writing Center continues to offer individual consultations. Our graduate writing consultants meet with Graduate Center students to review students’

Sound Studies Working Group Meeting: December 7th at 2 PM This fall the Sound Studies and Methods Working Group is holding monthly