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ChatGPT Tips for the CUNY Classroom, Version 2.0
Graduate Center scholars share their latest insights on teaching in an AI-infused world.
Recognizing Leaders of Hispanic Scholarship
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we recognize our scholars who are leaders and pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
Van Tran Elected a Member of Prestigious Sociological Research Association
The election, rare for an associate professor, is based on the strength of his scholarship, which focuses on the integration of immigrants.
With Multiple Tenure-Track Offers, a Ph.D. Graduate Chooses CUNY
Edwin Grimsley, a New Yorker with close ties to public schools and CUNY, is starting as an assistant professor at Baruch College this fall.
A Filmmaker, Writer, and Editor Seeks a Sociology Ph.D. to Address Racial Capitalism
Olivia Heffernan, who explores issues of justice and human rights, describes her work and decision to get a doctorate.
Concerned About Housing Disparities, a New York City Researcher Seeks a Ph.D.
Caitlin Waickman, of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, explains her work and why she wants a Sociology doctorate.
‘We’re Back!’ The Graduate Center Welcomes About 600 New Students
The Graduate Center held its first full-day, in-person new student orientation since 2019.
How to Succeed in Grad School – From People Who Have Been Here
Our alumni and faculty share their best advice for success in graduate school.
Reproductive Rights Scholar With a Forthcoming Book Will Return to CUNY on the Tenure Track
Alumna Andréa Becker discusses why her work feels ‘endlessly relevant’ in this political moment, her job search, and turning her dissertation into a book.
Sociology Grad Lands UMass Boston Tenure-Track Faculty Role
Karen Okigbo received several offers during her two job searches and shared her takeaways.