The Board of Trustees today appointed Dr. Marcia V. Keizs, who has held senior administrative posts at five City University of New York colleges during a career that spans more than three decades, as the President of York College in Queens. Dr. Keizs’ nomination was recommended by Chancellor Matthew Goldstein.
Dr. Keizs, who holds a doctorate [...]
More than two centuries of the American struggle for citizenship, voting rights and democracy are faithfully recounted in a new Spanish language version through rare photographs, insightful prose and historic videos in the newly published City University of New York/ New York Times Knowledge Network Voting Rights and Citizenship Calendar.
A companion website in Spanish and [...]
We are reviewing the 2005-2006 State Executive Budget which was released in Albany yesterday. We are very pleased that the proposed budget provides urgently needed capital support for the rebuilding of Fiterman Hall of Borough of Manhattan Community College which was damaged by the tragic destruction of World Trade Center Tower # 7. Governor Pataki’s [...]
The College of Staten Island (CSI) helps students in “finding their passion” by hosting a fun and informative interactive workshop presented by local community leaders Charles LaGanga and Dr. Mohammad Khalid.
LaGanga, managing director of Direct Access Partners, LLC, is a 2004 Ellis Island Medal of Honor winner, which is presented to outstanding Americans who preserve [...]
More than $22 million has been reinvested into academic and student support services at the The City University of New York under an innovative productivity initiative that is reaping substantial administrative savings and additional revenue to enhance programming at the colleges, Chancellor Matthew Goldstein announced today.
The CUNY Productively Initiative provided enhancements at Hostos and Queensborough [...]
Elias Mastrokollias doesn’t think of himself as a pioneer. But those who know him – and his work – see it differently.
A second-year education major at BMCC, Mastrokollias plans to pursue a Bachelor’s degree at Hunter College beginning next fall and then go on to a teaching career at the early childhood level. It’s a [...]
Brooklyn, NY, October 18 — Kingsborough Community College (KCC) president, Dr. Regina Peruggi, today announced that the college and The Maurer Foundation for Breast Health Education will host a day of breast health education with emphasis on prevention, early detection and risk reduction, Tuesday, October 23, from 9 a.m. until 8:30 p.m., at various locations [...]
Elias Mastrokollias doesn’t think of himself as a pioneer. But those who know him – and his work – see it differently.
A second-year education major at BMCC, Mastrokollias plans to pursue a Bachelor’s degree at Hunter College beginning next fall and then go on to a teaching career at the early childhood level. It’s a [...]
