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Understanding and empathizing with trans experiences. RSVP here
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This workshop covers Google Scholar Profile for citations and Google Scholar for journal rankings, Scimago for journal rankings, Altmetric Attention Scores for social media, and download reports from Academic Works (and other repositories); journal acceptance rates and Impact Factors; books and book chapters and other ways we can demonstrate the value and impact of our
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Understanding and empathizing with trans experiences. RSVP here
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This workshop will guide faculty to draft their self-evaluation through self-reflection, guided peer-review, and group discussion. Participants are expected to complete the Part 1 – Self-Paced Workshop and create their draft before attending the Part 2 – Synchronous Workshop on March 31. Register here |
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City Tech's AI Task Force and the Gen Ed Experiential Learning Committee invite faculty, staff, students, and community partners to the Spring 2026 AI Symposium. Please join us for presentations, panel discussions, workshops / demos / interactive sessions, posters, and short format sessions. Questions? Contact Darya Krym or Rita Uddin.
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The Circle for Late Antique and Medieval Studies at the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at The Graduate Center presents: Coincidence, Complexity & Conjuncture: "Collapse" and "Recovery" in the Eastern Roman World ca. 600–1000 CE Presented by John Haldon (Princeton University). Watch for Zoom links via email. |
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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 |
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The CUNY 360 Spring Showcase Series highlights best and promising practices for student success that CUNY colleagues are implementing. Featuring Lehman College, Kingsborough College, and John Jay College. Join here
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L-632 Faculty Lounge — Mics, projector, and music provided. No prep needed. Here comes the toughest stretch of the semester. Despair not! Come join us for some good, silly fun |
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All are invited to attend City Tech's annual City Threads Fashion Show & Symposium at the Academic Complex Theatre. Keynote Speaker: Charissa Craig, renowned fashion model, among the early Black models to appear in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. This highly anticipated event showcases the creativity, innovation, and technical excellence of our fashion students. City
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Film screening — Detailing Worlds with speaker Eric Bellen (Thomas Jefferson University), moderated by Elena M'Bouroukounda (City Tech). Voorhees 2nd floor lounge. |
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The Center for Theoretical Physics of the Physics Department presents: The Mu2e Experiment at Fermilab: Searching for New Physics Beyond the Known Universe, presented by Dr. Kamal Benslama, New York City College of Technology, CUNY. Room N801. Save the dates for upcoming Spring seminars: Thursday 5/14 and 5/21.
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2025-2026 Colloquia series presents Tina Kao, Associate Professor of Psychology. Register here
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In honor of CUNY Disability Awareness Month, City Tech's Center for Student Accessibility presents Neurodiversity 101. Join us for an engaging and interactive workshop that explores the barriers faced by neurodivergent students and highlights best practices for fostering belonging, access, and academic success in higher education. This workshop is for the City Tech Community including
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Part of the 2025-2026 Colloquia series. Presented by Tina Kao, Associate Professor of Psychology. Register here |
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CUNY's RCR Training Policy requires that anyone involved in research complete CITI training in Responsible Conduct of Research. This workshop will cover a variety of topics including mentor/trainee responsibilities, publication practices and responsible authorship, conflict of interest and commitment, data sharing and ownership, human and animal subject welfare, research misconduct, and more. All CUNY faculty,
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City Tech's Office of Undergraduate Research presents The Mentor's Toolkit: An Undergraduate Research Mentoring Series. Open to all faculty, these sessions provide a collaborative space to support you in your role as a mentor. Why attend? Connect with fellow faculty mentors across disciplines.Gain practical tips from the Mentoring Handbook.Strengthen the culture of research on campus.
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Please join us in celebrating Earth Day at an event hosted by the Green Spaces Club in collaboration with the Campus Environment and Gardens Working Group. Voorhees Hall Rear Parking Lot. We'll be planting seeds, installing some raised beds, and getting started on composting. Stop by to learn, share ideas, and celebrate the ways our |
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The CUNY 360 Spring Showcase Series highlights best and promising practices for student success. Featuring Lehman College and the College of Staten Island. Join here |
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Join us for a visit to BATWorks at the Brooklyn Army Terminal (BAT) — a climate innovation hub and incubator supporting startups, workforce development, and applied research in sustainable and clean technologies through a partnership between CUNY, NYU, and the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator (LACI). BATWorks Temporary Space, 102 58th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220. This
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Join us for Cybersecurity in the AI Age: Browser Security, presented by Jeffrey Shen, Product Manager, Atakama. Academic Building, Room A-103. As AI reshapes how people work, it is also transforming the threat landscape — making the browser a more critical attack surface than ever. We'll explore how Atakama is responding, covering the problem the
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Following on from the success of last year's Gotham, get your Groove on!, the Humanities department proudly presents Jay St MashUp, another evening of music from all over. Academic Building Lobby and Theatre. Our lineup includes performances from our very own Student Music Club as well as from Gaita Magia (a cumbia music band), Gamelan |
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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
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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
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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.
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Part of the CUNY Innovative Teaching Academy Spring 2026 Workshops series. See the Spring 2026 Workshops schedule. |
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