The Critical Theory Certificate Program and the Center for the Humanities at the Graduate Center, CUNY invite you to attend “Fictions of History: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Critical Theory.” The conference will take place May 5th-6th, 2017. Stephen Greenblatt will give the Keynote Lecture on May 5th at 6:30, and Mark Anderson, Daniel Kehlmann, and […]
Author Archive | Rukshana Jalil
Rooms for rent
Hi all, I am looking to sublet to rooms at my house. One of the rooms would be subletting until September 1st while the other one would be available for the whole year starting as soon as possible. This house is located at 1480 Pacific Street, 2 blocks away from the C subway, in Brooklyn. […]
Due May 12 | Applications for ERI Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Research in the Service of Public Knowledge
Graduate Center Early Research Initiative Fellowships in Interdisciplinary Research in the Service of Public Knowledge The Carnegie Foundation initiative on doctoral education uses the label “steward” to convey a role for scholars that transcends accomplishments and skills: it has an ethical and political dimension. “Self-identifying as a steward,” Chris Golde of Stanford says, “implies adopting […]
Letting Go While Staying Connected: An Interactive Talk for Parents
WORKSHOP Letting Go While Staying Connected: An Interactive Talk for Parents Part I – May 12, 2017, Friday Part II – May 19, 2017, Friday 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room #7209 This FREE workshop will address: One of the most important and challenging aspects of parenting is the capacity to “let go” of one’s […]
April 24 | Teaching the Humanities at Community Colleges: Perspectives and Practices
6:30-8:30pm, Room 9204 Join us for a panel discussion with five faculty members who will share their experiences teaching the humanities at CUNY’s community colleges. Panelists will offer brief presentations addressing a range of topics, including the challenges and the opportunities they’ve encountered teaching the humanities at a community college; the strategies they’ve used to maintain research […]
May 8 | Teach@CUNY Day – Registration now open
Registration is now open for Teach@CUNY Day, May 8th at the Graduate Center. Please encourage students, faculty, and staff from your programs to register, even if they can only attend for part of the day. The morning plenary (9 am) will feature remarks by CUNY’s Executive Vice Chancellor Vita Rabinowitz and Graduate Center President Chase […]
April 27 | Mental Health Resources Workshop
Please join the DSC and the Wellness Semester for our Mental Health Resources workshop, April 27, 1:30-2:30pm, in room 5409 Do you want to know what mental health resources are available to you at the GC or through NYSHIP? Confused about what kind of therapy is right for you? At this workshop, we will answer […]
April 21 | Interuniversity Doctoral Consortium Medieval Conference
Columbia University Hosted by Barnard College, Broadway and 117th Street New York City, NY Room 328 Milbank Hall ORIENTATION: Enter the Barnard College campus by its main gate, on the west side of Broadway at 117th Street. (#1 Subway to 116th St.) Head to your right, heading north. Milbank is at the north end of […]
The Advocate, Call for Contributions
Never Submit, Contribute! The Advocate is currently soliciting articles and essays from the student body for its forthcoming issue. The Advocate serves as the newspaper for the Graduate Center community. We publish six issues a year and reach thousands of readers both within and beyond the GC community. We accept contributions in the form of articles, reviews, illustrations, and photos from freelance writers, artists, and […]
April 28 & May 19 | Friends of the Saints events
Please join the Friends of the Saints in the History Lounge (Room 5114) of the CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Ave.) for the following two papers and our customary pot-luck refreshments: FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 2017, 7:00 PM: Dr. Dina Boero, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Hellenic Studies, Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies, Princeton University Connected Cults: […]
