The Office of Academic Affairs oversees University policies governing the academic programs of CUNY and its 19 colleges and more than 100 research centers. The Office is also responsible for the development and implementation of the “Flagship Environment” initiative and a variety of special University-wide programs, such as the William E. Macaulay Honors College and the Teaching Opportunity Program. Most recently the Office of Academic Affairs spearheaded CUNY’s initiatives in Instructional Technology and Economic Development. With approximately 213,000 students enrolled in some 1,200 degree programs and almost 240,000 in continuing education classes, the University offers learning opportunities at every level, from certificate courses to the Ph.D. in a single integrated system.
Grants Update for May
The Grants Update newsletter is a bi-monthly publication distributed through the Office of Academic Affairs. Please feel free to share this with your staff, colleagues and anyone else who may benefit from the following grant listings. Download Here. |
COPE
The CUNY COPE program provides information and support services to CUNY students in degree programs who are receiving public assistance...» John Matteson, Pulitzer Winner Profile
The Person Behind the Pulitzer: Getting to Know Professor John Matteson: "On a recent spring afternoon I had just that opportunity when I met with John Matteson..." » CUNY Official Nominated to Advisory Committee
Patricia A. MacCubbin, Director of the CUNY Office of Research Conduct, has been nominated for membership on the US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary’s Advisory Committee for Human Research Protections (SACHRP). » Prestigious ScholarshipsCheck out our numerous scholarship descriptions. Watch videos and read bios about all the CUNY recipients. Read our FAQs and stay up to date with our listing of Application Deadlines. » Distinguished Professor Web Site“To date we have many Distinguished Professors across the University, professors who, as international experts in their fields, are recognized by their colleagues around the world for their impressive body of research..." » 
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