AMAZING APRIL – ALOHA HAWAI’I
As part of an ongoing exchange, Drs. Selwyn Williams (Biology), Reginald Blake (Physics), Shelley Smith (ARCH-Chair), Jay Deiner (Chemistry) and Cinda Scott (I-Cubed-Biology) traveled to Kapi’olani Community College (KCC) during the first week of April to meet with STEM faculty … Read more
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Research Trip to University of Hawai’i's Kapi’olani Community College
Professor Reginald Blake (Physics), Professor Shelley Smith (ARCH), Professor Jay Deiner (Chemistry), Professor Selwyn Williams (Biology) and Dr. Cinda Scott (I-Cubed Program Manager) will be traveling to the University of Hawai’i’s Kapi’olani Community College as part of an exchange program … Read more
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I-Cubed’s FANTASTIC FEBRUARY!
February came and went, but the events that took place to support STEM faculty will certainly not be forgotten. February’s events included a workshop by Dr. MaryKay Orgill from the University of Las Vegas, Nevada and team including Dr. Megan … Read more
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The City Tech I-Cubed Project welcomes STEM faculty members from the University of Hawai’i's Kapi’olani Community College
The City Tech I-Cubed Project is pleased to welcome STEM faculty members from the University of Hawai’i’s Kapi’olani Community College. Both City Tech and Kapi‘olani Community College have worked hard to integrate undergraduate research experiences (particularly at Kapi’olani Community College) … Read more
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ACELL Workshop
Dr. MaryKay Orgill (U. Nevada, Las Vegas), Dr. Megan Litster (U. Wisconsin) and Mr. Thom Bussey (U. Nevada, Las Vegas) will administer an ACELL workshop to a group of biology faculty and students. The purpose of this workshop is to … Read more
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Anchors Internship Program Student Presentations
The fall 2012 Anchors Interns presented their work to a group of Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation professionals and City Tech faculty members, administration and students.
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CUNY Summer Undergraduate Research Program
The City University of New York’s 2013 Summer Undergraduate Research Program (C-SURP) invites applications from talented undergraduates interested in research careers in the sciences or engineering.
The ten-week program runs from June 3 – August 9, 2013. All undergraduates completing … Read more
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A Case for Case Studies
Broadening and strengthening student participation in science, technology, engineering and mathematics is a major goal of the City Tech I3 Project and has been targeted by the National Science Foundation as a top priority. The impetus for the development and … Read more
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National Science Foundation Joint Annual Meeting
The City Tech I-Cubed Project team traveled to the National Science Foundation Joint Annual Meeting, June 12-15, 2012, and presented their work on developing an online system to share data across NSF funded projects at City Tech.
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I3 has published a chapter entitled, “All Hands on Deck: Using Case Studies to Support Institutional Change”
I3 has published a chapter entitled, “All Hands on Deck: Using Case Studies to Support Institutional Change” in the book, “Cases on Interdisciplinary Research Trends in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics: Studies on Urban Classrooms” edited by City Tech’s … Read more
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Integrating Research and Education at City Tech
I-Cubed is interested in hearing from faculty members about ways to integrate research and education to provide students at City Tech with a basic understanding of research. Any thoughts or ideas (small scale or large scale) that you would like … Read more
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I3 Launches New Website
Welcome to the new City Tech I3 Incubator website! This website serves as a means for future and current faculty involved with NSF funded projects to post their findings and create a community of shared ideas. Upcoming events will … Read more
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