History Maker
Professor Benjamin Carp Shares Passion for America’s Origins With the World.
Read MoreAssistant Professor Simanique Moody Shares Spirit and History of Kwanzaa
Assistant Professor of English Simanique Moody teamed up with the Marine Park Alliance to co-organize a Kwanzaa event on December 26 at the Carmine Carro Community Center in Marine Park
Read MoreA Classics Career
Acclaimed classicist Patrice Rankine ’92 focuses his research on bringing Black classicism, its history, and its relevance to the next generation of aspiring scholars.
Read MoreHess Scholars Paul Ortiz and Barbara Smith to Lecture on “Defending the Humanities”
Ortiz is a professor of history at the University of Florida and will serve as Brooklyn College’s Robert L. Hess Scholar in Residence for 2024.
Read MoreFluent in Any Culture
Dean Foster ’69 recognized that cultural competency would be a crucial skill in an increasingly globalized world, so he built a business to teach it.
Read MoreGlobal Ambitions
Army veteran and graduate student Gerard Placide has already traveled the world through his singing. Now he wants to change the world through diplomacy.
Read MoreMentoring Is in Our DNA
Powered by a grant from The Tow Foundation, mentoring has become a transformative force on campus.
Read MoreProfessor Liv Mariah Yarrow on “Finding Graduate Funding to Study Antiquity”
Professor and Chair Liv Mariah Yarrow from the Department of Classics published a piece in the educational blog Past Imperfect titled, “Finding Graduate Funding to Study Antiquity,” which touched on what makes Brooklyn College
Read MoreNew Grant Will Help Brooklyn College Better Serve AAPI Students
Women’s Center Director Sau-fong Au and Associate Professor Yung-Yi Diana Pan will serve as principals for programing to support mentoring, mental health, curriculum development, and other initiatives.
Read MoreProfessor Benjamin Carp on Supporting Graduate Students
The article discusses how “networking won’t save us, but we should endeavor to clear pathways instead of pulling up ladders or staying in our bubbles.”
Read MorePost Date
10.2.2023
Posted By
Susan Landers