The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) helps faculty and administrators compete for and win grants that strengthen the intellectual climate and improve the learning environment at City Tech. The office provides notices of grant opportunities and works with faculty and administrators over the life-cycle of a grant – from concept development through close-out.
Dr. Christine Thorpe (City Tech/CUNY) and Dr. Lesley Rennis (BMCC/CUNY) will co-host the Stronger Tomorrow: Wellness for Women of Color at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, Richard Harris Terrace, 199 Chambers Street, Manhattan, on Saturday, March 18, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is free for CUNY participants and $10 for non-CUNY participants.
In this 1-hour workshop, faculty and staff will learn how to use two social media platforms to develop professional networks, engage students, and showcase student work and classroom activities. The workshop will help new users of these platforms navigate the user interface and learn how to curate media feeds and interact. Participants are encouraged to
Games and simulations are powerful tools for learning. In this boot camp brainstorm, BMCC’s Prof. Joe Bisz (English) and Prof. Kathleen Offenholley (Mathematics) break up professors and graduate students into design teams whose job is to enhance an exercise with the mechanics of popular board games. This workshop provides a fun introduction to the engagement
The City University of New York (CUNY) is pleased to announce its third biennial Faculty Diversity and Inclusion Conference at the CUNY Graduate Center on Friday, March 31, 2017. The theme is CUNY at the Crossroads: Diversity and Intersectionality in Action. Intersectionality is a timely theme as our global society wrestles with the reality of
The CUNY Offices of Research and Faculty Affairs are offering a “Bootcamp for Bootcamp Leaders at CUNY” If you are interested in joining us to share your expertise and learn from your colleagues, including Drs. Alona Bach (BMCC), Annemarie Nicols-Grinenko (CUNY Central) and Mark Hauber (CUNY Central), about how to offer workshops/bootcamps that will help faculty at
Know Before You Need To Know Ever experience disruptions in the class? Need some guidance for classroom management? What if someone actually threatens another individual, or you? Unsure when to contact Public Safety, BIT? Or Both? Unsure if it is a Counseling or BIT referral? Need to know CUNY Policies and legal issues around disruptions?
To end our month long exhibition of Women in Comics, the Department of Communication Design at City Tech will host two panel discussions, featuring the amazing female creators from the show. These women are artists, writers, and entrepreneurs. Their careers span all aspects of the comics industry; from Marvel and DC to Independent Comics. Please
