City College of New York is anticipating a need for adjunct instructors
The History Dept. of the City College of New York is anticipating, subject to funding, a need for adjunct instructors
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The Ph.D. Program in History
at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York
Gotham Center for New York City History New Fellowship Program
The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation has awarded $250,000 to The Gotham Center to establish a fellowship program, “Writing the
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TLC Grading Social: December 19, 1-5pm
It’s the time of the semester where students’ final work is piling up and we’re rushing to finish our own
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12/13 = Interviewing for Faculty Positions (Webinar)
There are few positions in today’s world where you might end up being someone’s colleague for 30 years—being a faculty
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December 17 – GC Library: Open Pedagogy Fellowships
The Library seeks applications for up to ten Open Pedagogy Fellows for the Spring 2019 semester, each carrying a $2500
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January 8th – Rich Naclerio book signing and reception
On January 8th, Fordham Prep will be hosting a book signing and reception for Rich Naclerio ’88 at Fordham University’s
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CFP – University of Michigan Grad Student Conference – “Making History Public(s): Presenting the Collective.”
On behalf of the organizing committee for the University of Michigan 2019 U.S. History Graduate Student Conference, “Making History Public(s):
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Institute of Reading Development: Summer Teaching Positions Available
Teach Reading Classes to Students of All Ages Now Accepting Applications for Summer 2019 The Institute of Reading Development offers
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U of Texas Institute for Historical Studies residential fellowships
The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce “Collectives and Commons: Global Histories, Emerging Futures” as the research
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Graduate Student Working Group: American Jewish History
We invite you to join us in forming a new forum for doctoral students of American Jewish history. “American” here
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‘Performing Knowledge’: A Day of Lecture Performances by GC Students (including some History PhD stars) and others!
Monday, December 10 3:30 pm – 8:00 pm Segal Theatre Lecture Performances by Meg Araneo, Jon McKenzie & Aneta Stojnić, Polly
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Feb 19 – 9th Annual John Patrick Diggins Lecture: Andrew Delbanco
Andrew Delbanco (President of the Teagle Foundation and Alexander Hamilton Professor of American Studies at Columbia University will speak on
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Queens College seeks instructors
The History Dept at Queens College seeks instructors for the Spring 2019 semester. The available positions are: HIST 341:
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December 6 – Who Is Included? Restructuring Our Work and Our World
Please join us on Thursday, December 6, 2018 from 4pm to 6pm at The Graduate Center (Room 9205-9206) for our
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December 12 – IBM Market Development & Insights Information Session
4:00 – 6:00 p.m., Graduate Center, Room 9206 Come to the information session at 4 pm on December 12th
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December 12 – Data Science Summer Internships at IBM and Travelers
Two employers (IBM and Travelers) have recently reached out to the Office of Career Planning and Professional Development to recruit
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December 11 – Vera Institute of Justice Information Session
3:30 – 4:30 p.m., Graduate Center, Room C197 The Vera Institute of Justice has as its mission to build
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December 6 – Exploring Career Paths
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm, Room 3305 About the Workshop What’s the best way to explore and research different
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December 5 – Troubleshooting Failure
4 PM-6 PM, Room 9207 The end of semester brings a new urgency to the classroom, and the weight of worrying
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December 20 – 100 Hispanic Women Scholarship Programs
Students who are interested in applying should send an email to info100HW@gmail.com, and the application will be forwarded directly to them. The application
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December 4 FREE Self-Defense Class
Dear Graduate Center Students, The DSC’s Committee for Student Life and Services is sponsoring a self-defense workshop on Tuesday, December
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CUNY Terence D. Tolbert Public Service Internship
The City University of New York is proud to offer an exciting new internship opportunity for one highly qualified CUNY
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Henry Street Settlement’s New Exhibition
The Henry Street Settlement recently opened a permanent, NEH-funded exhibition, The House on Henry Street, on the history of the
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Adjunct Lecturer Position in Caribbean History at Hostos Community College, CUNY
As our Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program at Hostos continues to grow, we are searching for a Caribbean Historian
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November 29 – Historical Trends in Volunteerism: Continuities and Discontinuities in Rates, Styles and Motivations
Join us on Thursday, November 29, at 12:30 pmfor a discussion with: Susan M. Chambré, Professor Emerita of Sociology, Baruch
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Monday, November 26: A Sit-In at the Library: 68 Revisited. All welcome!
On Monday November 26th, the Graduate Center library will open its doors to host “A Sit-in at the Library: ’68 Revisited,”
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December 12 – Koonja Mitchell Memorial Prize
The Koonja Mitchell Memorial Prize awards $500 to an outstanding dissertation project about militarism, violence, trauma, and/or social justice.
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December 4 – The Ancient World in the Modern City
The Gotham Center for New York City History presents Molly Heintz, editor of Oculus, quarterly of the American Institute of
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Nov. 30 – Peer Mentors Conferences Workshop with Prof. Julia Sneeringer
Everything you need to know!
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