For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Here are the instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser. AnnouncementsNews »Announcements Filter by: Category: Health & Wellness HR Announcements Information Technology IT - Alerts IT - Announcement Security Security & Public Safety Year: 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 Month: January February March April May June July August September October November December Suspicious donation activity reported You may see donation requests that you don’t recognize asking for money in the wake of a different cause. Verify all charities on the IRS tax exemption site. Visit the Fraud Support Cybercrime Charity Imposter Scams for warning signs and action steps after donating to a fraudulent charity. Please remain vigilant and report any fraudulent or phishing emails to itservices@gc.cuny.edu. Read morePlease be aware of a scam targeting private tutors!You may be contacted by a scammer who saw your name on the Graduate Center website or another website such as Craigslist. Often seen at the beginning and end of academic terms, the "tutor scam" is an example of targeted social engineering that tries to establish a relationship to gain your trust and could lead to an advance payment/fake check con. Characteristics of Tutor Scams: -You receive an email or text from someone who does not live locally; often, they claim to live in Europe. -They have a child or niece or nephew who will be in your area temporarily and who needs to be tutored for a short time, such as a few weeks. -They want to pay you in advance for the entire block of tutoring time. -They typically use a common Anglo-sounding name (Smith, Wilson, etc.), but their grammar, spelling, and punctuation are inadequate, as from a non-English speaker. -There may be several rounds of email or texting between you and the scammer, and you may even speak with them on the phone. Please remain vigilant, now more than ever, and report any fraudulent or phishing emails to itservices@gc.cuny.edu Read moreFamilies First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA)Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) Read moreCOVID-19 and GC’s Reactivation PlanCOVID-19 and GC’s Reactivation Plan Read moreScheduled Maintenance - Workstations RestartSummary: What? The IT Department will be performing maintenance on all Windows 10 workstations at the Graduate Center location. When? Every Thursday morning at 2:30 am starting December 3rd. Who? Anyone who uses workstation at the Graduate Center 365 5th Avenue location. Details: Please be aware that on December 3rd Graduate Center IT Team will conduct a scheduled restart of all workstations on an ongoing schedule. The outage is expected to last from 2:30 am until 3 am. Services impacted: The Graduate Center Windows 10 workstations. (Please save all the open documents on your desktop) What is not impacted? Mac computers. Questions? For more information, please contact the IT Service Desk by emailing itservices@gc.cuny.edu or calling 212-817-7300. Read moreEmployee Requests for Name and/or Gender ChangesEmployee Requests for Name and/or Gender Changes Read moreCCA's Wellness Webinar on “Clean Living”CCA's Wellness Webinar on “Clean Living” Read more529 Webinar ScheduleNew York's 529 College Savings Program will host monthly webinars via Zoom on the first Tuesday of every month for the remainder of the year to discuss the following topics: • What is a 529 account? • Who can open a 529 account? • What are the advantages of opening a 529 account? Read more2020-2021 Employee Holiday Calendar2020-2021 Employee Holiday Calendar Read moreBuilding Entry Policy Building Entry Policy Read more Previous 123456 Next