Registration for the Summer 2023 session of the Language Reading Program is open. Registration is first come, first served. The LRP helps students satisfy their language reading requirements. Our courses are aimed strictly at the translation of scholarly texts. This summer, LRP is offering French levels 1 and 2, German levels 1 and 2, Italian Levels […]
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Language Reading Program – Spring registration is open
Registration for the Spring 2023 session of the Language Reading Program is open. Registration is first come, first served. The LRP helps students satisfy their language reading requirements. Our courses are aimed strictly at the translation of scholarly texts. This spring, LRP is offering French levels 1 and 2, German level 1, and Spanish level 1. Information […]
Feb 21 & 22 | Textile Workshops for the Medieval Academy Conference
Information here Call for Applications for the Medieval Textile Workshops | The Medieval Academy Blog
Oct 26 | NYPL Meet & Greet in Dissertation Reading Room
Please join us for an exciting event (highly recommended for those interested in research with archival materials, or simply to learn more about how to make the best use of NYPL’s collections). Wednesday 10/26 from 6:00pm – 7:00pm Meet & Greet with The New York Public Library More information and registration here: https://gc-cuny.libcal.com/event/9810503 Kindly stop […]
October 4th | The Public Scholar in the Precarious University: A Workshop
Please join us for two Medieval Studies events at the CUNY Graduate Center, 365 Fifth Avenue Friday, October 4 (2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.) featuring David Perry 2 p.m., room 5409 The Public Scholar in the Precarious University: A Workshop Should academics go public? How does going public work? What are the risks of speaking […]
April 16 | TLC Workshop: Student Trauma and Emotional Well-Being
4-6pm, Room 9205 Teaching as a graduate student requires a great deal of intellectual and emotional labor. Yet, most often we concentrate our efforts on teaching academic skills, leaving little space to consider or develop strategies to address our students’ emotional health, or our own. In order to learn most effectively, students must feel supported, […]
April 9 | Designing Accessible Writing Experiences
April, 9, 2019, 4-6 pm Room 9207 Are you thinking about how to provide your students opportunities to demonstrate their learning through writing? Are you interested in crafting assignments that allow students to authentically express what they know? It can be a challenge to provide students with academic supports while structuring deep engagement with course […]
User Experience workshops
The Digital Humanities MA Program is hosting two upcoming talks/workshops on UX on April 8th and April 29th, in room 5307. All welcome, but advance registration is required. Workshops are independent of one another. “User Experience: It’s Not Just About Visual Design” Monday, April 8th, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm, room 5307 Sam Raddatz, Logic […]
ITP skills labs for April
WordPress-friendly Visualization Tools for Teaching and Research | Monday, April 8 | 6:30-8:30PM | Julie Fuller Interested in how you can create visualizations and display them on a WordPress site for use in your teaching or research? Join us to learn about free, online tools for mapping, timelines, image display, and possibly more. Participants will […]
April 3 | TLC Workshop: Balancing Teaching and Research as a Graduate Student
Wednesday April 3, 6-8pm Room 9207 Do you struggle to balance the demands of teaching and research? Committing to both while making steady progress towards your degree presents a range of opportunities but also comes with some challenges. Balancing teaching and research requires its own kind of intentional, ongoing effort–for instance, how do you handle […]
