Sami Sauma
The award provides over $31,000 for two years for Sami Sauma to conduct dissertation research on how metabolism affects brain development. Read more
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
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‘Tis the season to get funding! Grants and fellowships are available to Graduate Center students, faculty, and staff. Read more
Ph.D. students and faculty working in the humanities and humanistic social sciences are encouraged to apply for these career-enhancing initiatives. Read more
(L-R) Nehal Amer, Charles Colwell, and Chinonye Otuonye
The students, two from the doctoral program in anthropology and one from music, will study in Egypt, Nigeria, and Costa Rica. Read more
"Jurisdictional Breech" by Linda Vigdor (2021)
Many Graduate Center professors and administrators devote time to artistic pursuits that fall, or seem to fall, far outside the realm of their academic work. Read more
Participants in GCDI’s Digital Research Institute explore new digital skills. (Photo credit: Da Ping Luo)
The generous grant, part of the NEH American Rescue Plan, will allow Graduate Center Digital Initiatives to restore initiatives that had been pared back due to pandemic-related budget cuts and to bring much-needed funding to Graduate Center students. Read more
Professors Rupal Gupta and Shana Elbaum-Garfinkle (Photo credit for Elbaum-Garfinkle image: Rachel Ramirez)
The funding will support graduate students in both Rupal Gupta’s and Shana Elbaum-Garfinkle’s labs, and both professors are seeking new, ambitious students and staff to join their groups. Read more
Paul C. Notari holding a framed copy of the flyer used to promote the Paul C. Notari Research Grants in Environmental Studies (Photo credit: Mary Lou Notari)
Four research microgrants of $500 will be offered by the Futures Initiative at the Graduate Center in an annual competition, beginning in 2022. Read more
Students and mentors at a CARA event. (Photo courtesy of CARA)
CARA helps first-generation college students, low-income students, and students of color gain the knowledge and support necessary to enroll in and persist through college. Read more