Photo credit: Alex Irklievski
30 CUNY faculty fellows from different disciplines will develop and carry out inclusive and employment-focused teaching strategies in STEM courses at all levels. Read more
Zee Dempster
“I just want people to know that whatever it is you want to do, this is the moment to start it,” Zee Dempster said. Read more
Martin D. Ruck (Photo credit: Alex Irklievski)
As editor, Ruck plans to “make diversity in all of its forms, equity, and anti-racism the norm in this journal’s policies and practices,” he says. Read more
Angélica Negrón at the Kennedy Center. (Credit: José Olivares)
The composer and D.M.A. candidate received the Hermitage Greenfield Prize, which includes a $30,000 commission. Read more
Nayma Qayum and the cover of her book, "Village Ties: Women, NGOs, and Informal Institutions in Rural Bangladesh"
“Women’s lives are embedded in social norms and their social relationships,” alumna Nayma Qayum says. “They are governed not just by the rules that exist on paper, the laws that are visible and written down, but by these social norms.” Read more
Graduate Center scholars honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. with their work and research. Read more
Amber Musser (Photo courtesy of Musser)
Professor Amber Musser, who recently joined the English department, explains her research on critical race theory, Black feminisms, and queer of color critique. Read more
Nasim Farahmand
The new job makes use of Nasim Farahmand’s training in chemistry and materials science, experiment design, and data analysis. Her time at the Graduate Center also taught her to problem-solve and work independently. Read more
Edwin Grimsley
Ph.D. student Edwin Grimsley spoke to the graduate center about his work with the Innocence Project and the goals of his research, which focuses on the criminalization of marijuana. Read more
Kayla Reece
Kalya Reece talks with the Graduate Center about her internship and her intersecting interests in Black feminism and sharing stories with the world. Read more