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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.
Celebrating Graduate Center Scholars During AAPI Heritage Month
The Graduate Center recognizes the work of our alumni and faculty during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Black, Race and Ethnic Studies Fellowships Awarded to 65 CUNY Faculty and Doctoral Students
The fellowship is designed to enhance Black, race and ethnic studies scholarship and teaching at CUNY and is part of a $3 million, Mellon Foundation-funded initiative.
An Immigrant Turns Her Curiosity Into a Career
With an International Migration Studies master’s degree, alumna Kenisha White landed a fulfilling job and is advancing toward a doctorate.
An Immigration and Race Scholar Who Bucks Conventional Thought
Sociologists reflect on the influence of Professor Emeritus Richard Alba.
Graduate Center Experts Analyze the Midterm Elections
Faculty members assess the 2022 elections and their consequences for U.S. politics and policy and the future of democracy.
Documenting Public Housing-to-Prison Pipeline Is a Personal Mission
Professor Van C. Tran and two former students portray the students’ “lived experiences” in a revealing and data-driven study.
Distinguished Professor John Mollenkopf on Mayor Adams’ First Six Months
The political analyst discusses Adams’ performance on issues from public safety to affordable housing.
Prominent Graduate Center Sociologists Recognized by ASA
The American Sociological Association honored Philip Kasinitz and Margaret Chin for their influential work in ethnography.
Four CUNY Professors Win Grants for Latino Humanities Research
The faculty members will lead interdisciplinary research projects as part of the Crossing Latinidades Collaborative.