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.
City Tech's Office of Undergraduate Research presents The Mentor's Toolkit: An Undergraduate Research Mentoring Series. Session 2 focuses on mentoring circles — best practices and effective strategies. Register here
Our next AI Roundtable Discussion Series features Jason Gulya, co-author of Artificial Intelligence, Real Literacy: A Practical Guide To Using AI For 10 Evidence-Based Literacy Practices in Education (2025). Dr. Gulya has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and other major publications, and was named an "Innovator to Watch" by INNOVATE100. Dr. Gulya is a
Part of the CUNY Innovative Teaching Academy Teaching Matters series. Presented by Urmi Duttagupta (City Tech). See examples of how students are involved in the classroom through a multidisciplinary approach, combining linear algebra and computational methods to analyze criminal data and biodiversity networks. Register here Download the Teaching Matters Series 2025-2026 Flyer.
Part of the CUNY Innovative Teaching Academy Spring 2026 Workshops series. See the Spring 2026 Workshops schedule.
The Library seeks applicants for the 2026-27 Open Educational Resources (OER) Fellowship from faculty new to or returning to the City Tech OER Fellowship. Join an info session via Zoom
Racial Equity Research Grants support education research projects that will contribute to understanding and disrupting racial inequality in education, with budgets up to $75,000 for projects ranging from one to five years. Proposals are encouraged from across the methodological spectrum, with special encouragement for proposals that focus on: (1) youth and educator mental health that
The CUNY 360 Spring Showcase Series highlights best and promising practices for student success. Featuring Central Office, Student Success Data to Action (DtA) Dialogue Team. Join here
Feeling the pressure to be productive as the semester flies by? Students, faculty, and staff can join to work in fellowship at our coworking session. Breakout rooms are available for discussion & questions! Join via Zoom
Lecture — Beside, Between, Beyond with speaker Michael K Chen (MKCA), moderated by Will Fryer (Parsons School of Design, Will Fryer Interior Design). Voorhees 2nd floor lounge.
This year's conference centers on the theme Reimagining Possibilities: Adult Learning for a Changing World. This theme underscores the importance of designing meaningful education to include adult learners at the center of institutional practice. In person at The Graduate Center. Free and open to all members of CUNY. Watch CUNY Teaching and Learning Conference for
