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Speaker: Laura Westengard, English Department Hybrid event — save the date and watch your email for details!
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Join us for an exciting lunchtime presentation and discussion: AI For The People Leader Mutale Nkonde will discuss algorithmic bias and its impact on education, health, finance, and career. How can better policies mitigate these issues? Open to All Majors! Refreshments provided. Academic Complex – A 105 Limited Seating / Live Webcast RSVP by Wednesday,
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Advisement Refresher Workshop for Faculty offered by Faculty Commons– hone your advisement skills! Topics: > Role of the advisor> Resources - advisement tools & where to find answers > Course withdrawal |
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Advisement Refresher Workshop for Faculty offered by Faculty Commons– hone your advisement skills! Topics: > Role of the advisor> Resources - advisement tools & where to find answers > Course withdrawal |
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Advisement Refresher Workshop for Faculty offered by Faculty Commons– hone your advisement skills! Topics: > Role of the advisor> Resources - advisement tools & where to find answers > Course withdrawal |
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Project descriptions and summaries are important sections in grant proposals that need to be carefully presented with a focus on the needs of the Principal Investigator project and the sponsor
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Join the Green Team Initiative Speaker Series, along with the New Roots Institute: This third talk in our "Food, Farms, and Community Supported Agriculture" series is slated to be a lively talk with a representative from the New Root Institute, joining us from California to have an informative talk about factory farming, its impacts on |
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Presented byProfessor Gil PazWayne State University Where: Room 801N |
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The Publications Support Workshop Series is designed to support new faculty, faculty from disciplines where training is not typically focused on publication, as well as mid-career and senior faculty seeking to reenergize or refocus their scholarly activities. Join us for the second in the series,: The Journal Editor's Perspective — Focus on the peer review |
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The City Tech Office of Sponsored Programs will review the process of hiring, rehiring, onboarding managing appointments, timesheets, annual leave and compliance for RF employees at City Tech. Where: Faculty |
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The Department of Social Sciences invites you to discussions about the Impacts of COVID-19 on society, the global community, the college community, and education with a focus on higher education, based on the book titled: The Impacts of COVID-19: Public Health, Education, Economics, Computer Systems Technology, Hospitality Management, Food, Beverage, Marketing, and Psychological Impacts. Edited |
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The 21st Annual Poster Session will be held on Thursday, November 16, 2023, from 12:30 to 3 pm. This event will showcase the results of the research of our faculty and students and will be open to the public.The Poster Session has become a tradition at the College to highlight the research achievements of our
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Thursday, November 16 @ 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM |
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As effective educators, we continue educating ourselves (and our students) to improve our AI literacy. It is crucial we understand the limitations and ethical aspects of AI. In the third
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The CUNY Office of Student Inclusion Initiatives and Disability Programs is sponsoring a 3-part series of virtual events, open to all faculty and staff. Presentations will last approximately 30 minutes |
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Join us at the fall Open House on Sunday, November 19, 2023. This event will kick off at 11AM. As you know this is a great opportunity to showcase our amazing faculty, unique academic majors, and opportunity programs. Mark your calendars and be on the lookout for more details. |
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Hope the semester has been a productive and positive experience so far. I wanted to remind you know that, in its fourth year as an all-digital journal, City Tech Writer continues to immerse reader and writers alike in the possibilities of the written word. Once again, you are invited to sponsor submissions for this year's issue. We're looking for excellent student writing (from any discipline) |
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Speaker: George Larkins, Communication Design Department Traditional Japanese architecture masterfully blends environment, light, and boundaries. Japanese architecture creates spaces that resonate with nature and the change of me. Deep-rooted appreciation for nature integrates buildings seamlessly into their surroundings, forging harmonious unity. These spaces don't just separate inside from outside; they frame nature like an ever-changing |
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Not all grant proposals require an evaluation plan; however, in recent years most program announcements and funding opportunities stipulate an evaluation strategy or plan with specific milestones. If an evaluation plan is required, it will be listed in the program announcement. Most often, larger, more involved grant proposals always will require an evaluation plan. An |
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It’s that time of year again and we are excited to announce the 22nd annual CUNY IT Conference in person at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice on November 30 – December 1. This year’s enlightening and timely theme is "Us and It. CUNY in the Age of Generative AI." We invite you to
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You are invited to attend the 8th Annual City Tech Science Fiction Symposium on Thursday, November 30 (9:00AM-5:00PM) Online via Zoom, Sponsored by the School of Arts and Sciences. The theme for this year is “Science Fiction, Gender, and Sexuality.” The event features a keynote address by Ytasha L. Womack, a critically acclaimed author, filmmaker, and independent
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Human Anatomy & Physiology students will translate their curriculum experience and become a teacher for a day. Activities include information on how our body parts coordinate and function in health and disease. Learn about Pace makers, blood pressure, diet, compare food platters and eating disorders like anorexia. Mental health (prion, depression, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia), respiratory
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Featuring: Kriota Willberg, Cartoonist & Art & Health ExpertLocation: P117 (Pearl Building First Floor – Room 117)Modality: In-Person Event Co-Sponsored by DICE (Diversity & Inclusion in the Curriculum and Education, an Ad hoc Committee of the College Council Curriculum committee. Questions: Please contact Sara Gómez Woolley via SJWoolley@citytech.cuny.edu or Dionne Bennett dbennett@citytech.cuny.edu |
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