Kevin Nadal, Wayne Koestenbaum, Emily Drabinski, and Richard C. Clark
Graduate Center professors, students, and alumni are exploring issues related to Pride Month through their writing, art, and advocacy. Read more
Antoinette Williams-Tutt (Photo courtesy of Williams-Tutt)
She offers advice on finding your voice at The Graduate Center and reflects on the unusual road she has traveled. Read more
Salvador Gómez Barranco (Photo courtesy of Gómez Barranco)
Gómez Barranco shares how he prepared for his new job with help from The Graduate Center’s Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures Ph.D. program and what he anticipates for teaching during a pandemic. Read more
Carrie Rebora Barratt, Linda H. Malkas, Nelson J. Flores, Patricia A. Stapleton, Dána-Ain Davis, and Caroline Chamberlin Hellman
The annual awards recognize alumni who have achieved remarkable success in their careers and made lasting contributions to their fields and to society. Read more
Deborah Cullen-Morales (Photo courtesy of Columbia University School of the Arts)
Previously the executive director of The Bronx Museum of the Arts, Cullen-Morales (Ph.D. '02, Art History) steps into the world of philanthropy with an eye toward addressing historic inequities. Read more
Sean Gerrity (Photo courtesy of Gerrity)
Gerrity, who is on the tenure track, was just awarded a Mellon/ACLS Community College Faculty Fellowship. He shares his story and his advice.
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Sandra Langston, Shawna Townsend, Paul Quinn, Scott Kaye, Fernand (Dean) A. De Los Reyes, and Janusz Kaleta
Graduate Center Ph.D. nursing students and alumni are working to save lives and fight the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Nicole A. Burrowes, Chris A. Eng, and Conor Tomás Reed
Nicole A. Burrowes, Chris A. Eng, and Conor Tomás Reed were named Career Enhancement Fellows by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation. Read more
Suzie Housley describes how she pivoted her career from academia to the tech industry and how she achieves work-life balance on this episode of Alumni Aloud by Career Services. Read more
The Morgan Library and Museum and Linnaea Tillett (inset). Photos courtesy of Tillett
To illuminate its gardens, which will open to the public for the first time next year, the Morgan Library & Museum tapped alumna Linnaea Tillett (Ph.D. '13, Environmental Psychology). Read more