The Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS) awards
The Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS) is accepting applications for the following awards. CLAGS serves as a national center for
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at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York
The Center for LGBTQ Studies (CLAGS) is accepting applications for the following awards. CLAGS serves as a national center for
Read MoreWe are now a few weeks into the Fall 2020 semester. How are the engagements of our students shaping the
Read MoreCongratulations once again to Professor Helena Rosenblatt on her op-ed piece in Business Insider – “Social-media platforms are undermining our
Read MoreThe PublicsLab is pleased to announce our second round of COVID-Affected Research Agenda (CARA) Grants for students impacted by the
Read MorePlease find below The Graduate Center Fall 2020 Student Affairs Newsletter. This publications contains news and reminders of program offerings
Read MoreDoc Chat is a weekly program series from the New York Public LIbrary that digs deep into the stories behind
Read MoreThe Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid Financial Literacy Session Income-Driven Repayment Learn about how the government allows students to
Read MoreThe Writing Center is pleased to announce its schedule of Fall workshops. Returning to Academic Writing Just starting out in
Read MoreTuesday, September 22nd is National Voter Registration Day. Attend the National Voter Registration Day Zoom Information Session on Tuesday, September 22nd between
Read MoreThe figure who embodied the militant and controversial spirit of the Black Panther Party more than anyone was Eldridge Cleaver.
Read MoreThe Henry Luce Foundation seeks Presidential Fellows to support the work of the Foundation’s President, Vice-President, and Program Directors. The Fellows
Read MoreThe Charlotte W. Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowships Designed to encourage original and significant study of religious and ethical values in
Read MoreBeing a Black-identified graduate student can be a disorienting and marginalizing experience. Have you been feeling physically exhausted or emotionally
Read MoreThe WW Dissertation Fellowships in Women’s Studies encourage research about women and gender that crosses disciplinary, regional, or cultural boundaries. Recent
Read MoreThe Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid will be offering a number of financial literacy sessions via Zoom in the
Read MoreCurious about how to identify grants and other funding sources for your work (Fellowships, prizes, and more), but not sure
Read MoreMake a plan to meet your writing goals! In this GC Writing Center workshop, designed for students in varying stages
Read MoreAlum Michael Brenes (PhD, 2014) will give a virtual book talk on Oct 14th at 4:30. He will be discussing
Read MorePlease join the Political Theory workshop for their next event on Friday, Sept. 25 from 3–5 PM: Charles Mills on
Read MoreMondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. (unless otherwise indicated) Register for these events here. Planning and Completing a Project | Thursday, September 10,
Read MoreThe Office of Fellowships and Financial Aid Financial Literacy Session Loan Repayment Basics Learn about your federal student loans, including
Read MoreNevertheless, She Persisted: 30 Years of Women Writing Women’s Lives will celebrate the seminar members’ 3 decades years of writing
Read MoreJust starting out in graduate school? Are you feeling a little bit jittery about getting back into academic writing? Maybe
Read MoreAre you a person you likes to work in libraries and coffee shops? Do you miss the feeling of being
Read MoreThe TLC is resuming office hours virtually, starting this week. Graduate Center students and faculty are invited to request an
Read MoreAre you either an Italian native speaker or a Spanish native speaker? We are looking for participants for a language research study. This study is looking
Read MorePlease join the PublicsLab for a workshop on transforming doctoral curriculum in the humanities and humanistic social sciences at The
Read More‘We have heard her much admiring God’s free grace’: Black Women and the Stakes of Respectability in the Early Americas
Read MoreMaster Thesis & Capstone Project Support Group Tuesdays: 3-4:15PM EST Every Week Facilitated by Dr. Inez Strama & Ms. Annie Egleson This is
Read MoreMulticultural Identities in Academia Support Group Thursdays 10-11:15AM EST EVERY WEEK Facilitated by Dr. Inez Strama via Webex Are you an
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