October 18 Open Teaching Initiative: Class Visit Exchange
The Teaching and Learning Center invites Graduate Center students currently teaching at CUNY to participate in the Open Teaching Initiative:
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The Ph.D. Program in History
at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York
GC Writing Services: Writing Group
Are you a Humanities student working on a dissertation or master’s thesis? Do you want more structure for your writing
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Massachusetts Historical Society Research Fellowships
The Society will offer at least two MHS-NEH Long-term Fellowships made possible by an award from the National Endowment for
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October 17 Leon Levy Center: “The Spy and the Traitor: the Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War”
Please join us for join us for Ben Macintyre on his The Spy and the Traitor: the Greatest Espionage Story
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October 16 GC Library: Call for Objects!
Call for Objects! Tue, Oct 16, 2018 – Wed, Oct 17, 2018, 12:00 PM – 06:00 PM The James Gallery
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Congratulations to Professor Richard Wolin
on his three-year joint appointment at Beijing University’s School of Marxism!
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October 9th – Active Learning & Classroom Discussion
For many instructors, having a classroom full of eager and active students is a persistent goal and recurring challenge. Are you
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Oct .11 – Peer Mentors Orals Workshop
From 12:30 – 2 pm in the thesis room. Snacks provided!
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October 19 – “Teaching, learning, and researching Early Modern Irish (c. 1200-1650) in a digital age”
Brendan Kane (University of Connecticut-Storrs) received an M.Phil in Irish Studies from the National University of Ireland, Galway, and a
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Congratulations to Professor Mike Wallace on his Phi Beta Kappa Book Award
The Phi Beta Kappa Book Awards are given annually to outstanding scholarly books published in the United States. Winning works, which
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October 8 The New School: “Critical History Today: Theory Revolt”
A panel discussion with Joan Scott -Professor in the Ph.D. Program in History at the Graduate Center of the City
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October 10 Sugar, Cigars, and Revolution Uncovering the Forgotten History of Cuban NYC
On the day marking the 150th anniversary of Cuba’s first war for independence, Ana Dopico, editor of a two-volume anthology
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November 5 Black Girls & their 19th-Century Autograph Albums
Cosponsored with the Africana Studies Certificate Program
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October 11 IBM’s Chief Analytics Office Summer Internship Info Session
4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Room 9206 Please join us for a session featuring GC alumni from a range of programs
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Oct. 9th: “Who Decides? The History and Future of Monument Creation in NYC” (a Gotham Center event)
New monuments are coming to NYC. But how will they be selected? The Mayor’s office has left this question unanswered,
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October 4 Gaining Comfort with Public Speaking
4-6pm Room C201 Some people consider public speaking scarier than death. It also happens to be something that we must
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October 22 Graduate Center Public Policy Career Fair
11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. GC, C-level Register: https://goo.gl/forms/7kx7LUMRLApQrOB73 Our Fall 2018 career fair connects our doctoral and master’s degree
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October 5th – David Sorkin on “When Jews Became Citizens: A History of Emancipation, 1550-2000”
This lecture will analyze how Jews became citizens in the modern world. It focuses on the political and legal process
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October 7 – Current student Todd Fine will be on “How We Remember,” a CBS Interfaith Special
“How We Remember,” a CBS Interfaith Special, looks at the ways we choose to remember our shared history and why.
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Oct 11 – Women and Genocide
Please join us for our first Books @ Bunche event of the Fall 2018 semester, featuring a panel to launch Women
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DSC Petition Opposing the Re-Classification of Student Leadership Stipends
Did you know that as a student of the Graduate Center, each semester you pay a Student Activity Fee, a
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October 12 JSPS Fellowships Information Session
On Friday, October 12 at 2pm in The Martin E. Segal Theatre, the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
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September 27 – Applying for a Post-doc: Humanities & Social Sciences (Webinar)
Please register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8014556152112402946
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NYU Cold War Seminar Series
NYU Library announces Seminars & Other Public Programs from Tamiment’s Cold War Archival Collections here – https://guides.nyu.edu/coldwar/events Fall 2018
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DePauw University has a tenure track opening in African History/Africana Studies
The Department of History at DePauw University, in collaboration with the Africana Studies Program, invites applications for a tenure-track position
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Oct. 15 – “The Blood Flow Game” by Seamus Scanlon – Rehearsed Play and Reading with Q&A
Irish Studies at Queens College presents “The Blood Flow Game” by Seamus Scanlon – Rehearsed Play and Reading with Q&A. Monday October 15, 7:30
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Funding + working space for digital projects via The New Media Lab
The New Media Lab is now accepting applications from all GC students for fall 2018. Students working on digital projects
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October 31 CUNY BA Advising Fellows Program
The CUNY BA Advising Fellows Program aims to provide vital academic support to undergraduates in the CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique and
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