March 29, 1-3pm Room 9206 Are you looking for ways to improve your students’ close reading skills or to kickstart class discussion by asking students to annotate readings online as a group before they come to class? Are you trying to find (new) strategies for peer review or collaborative writing projects? Or are you designing a hybrid or online […]
Archive | Events
Mar 31 | Navigating NYSHIP workshop
Navigating NYSHIP workshop, March 31, 2-3:30pm, in Room 5409 Trying to use NYSHIP insurance for the first time, or re-enrolling after a gap? Confused about what to tell providers’ offices when they ask for your insurance–or about how to even read that blue-and-white card? Have you been on NYSHIP for a little while, but still have questions about claims, how […]
May 2 | Annual Wellness Festival
Mark your calendars –Tuesday May 2nd is the Annual Wellness Festival!! Join us on the GC Concourse Level from 10am – 4:30pm Services include: Guided Meditation (11:15-11:45am) Massage Therapy Rapid HIV Testing Acupuncture Blood Pressure Screenings Cholesterol & Glucose Testing Vision and Hearing Tests Dental Evaluations NYSHIP Information Nutritional counseling and much more…! (more…)
April 3 | “Spring Symposium: Pedagogy, Research, Social Change”
Please join faculty and students from this year’s team-taught courses, Futures Initiative Peer Mentors, and the Humanities Alliance for our Spring Symposium: Pedagogy, Research & Social Change. As the final event in this year’s University Worth Fighting For series, this daylong symposium will celebrate work that connects student-centered learning to institutional and social change. Where: The […]
Mar 24 | Works-in-Progress Series – Jennifer Ball
11:30 AM in room 5105 Please join us at our next Works-in-Progress meeting, where we will discuss Jennifer Ball’s work. We will discuss a chapter in progress from Jennifer Ball’s project on representations of Byzantine monks of the 9th-15th centuries. This chapter takes up monastic self-representation as it relates to their own agenda of […]
Mar 10 | Euchaïta and St. Theodore: Some Recent Field Research
Please join the Friends of the Saints on Friday, March 10, at 7 p.m. in the History Lounge (Room 5114) of the CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Ave.) for the following paper and our customary pot-luck refreshments:
Mar 17 | Illegitimacy in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
2:00-4:00 PM, Room 9205 Sara McDougall (French, John Jay and The Graduate Center): “Bastards and Bastard Priests in Medieval Europe” Glenn Burger (English, Queens and The Graduate Center): “Bedroom Conduct: Legitimizing Late Medieval/Early Modern Marital Relations”
Mar 3 | End Time(s) in Medieval Performance
End Time(s) in Medieval Performance Futurity and Absence Jill Stevenson, Marymount Manhattan College March 3, 2017, 7:30 pm CUNY Graduate Center English Studies Conference Room (4406) *Hosted by the Medieval Club of New York
Announcing TLC Focused Inquiry Groups, Spring 2017 Semester
The Teaching and Learning Center is pleased to invite applications to participate in three Focused Inquiry Groups (FIGs) for the Spring 2017 Semester. Our FIGs will bring together small cadres of Graduate Center students who will collaborate on a research project, with the goal of producing an artifact that will move our community’s engagement with specific pedagogical […]
