Internationally Recognized Haitian Scholar and Author Jean Eddy Saint Paul, Ph.D. Welcomed as Founding Director of New CUNY Haitian Studies Institute

Assembly Member Rodneyse Bichotte and Council Member Jumaane D. Williams ’01, M.A. ’05 were among the dignitaries in attendance at the reception, held on the Brooklyn College campus Aug. 24.

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MacArthur ‘Genius’ Fellow and Brooklyn College English Professor Ben Lerner Named CUNY Distinguished Professor

The decorated author and scholar is also a Guggenheim Fellow and the first poetry editor at Harper’s Magazine.

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Screenwriter Amy Fox ’05 M.F.A. Debuts Woman-centric Wall Street Thriller “Equity” (Sony Pictures Classics)

The film, which follows an investment banker (played by Anne Gunn of Breaking Bad) in the rough-and-tumble world of Wall Street finance, has been praised as “bracing, witty, and suspenseful,” by The New York Times.

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#BCGrad2016: Yale-bound Shayne McGregor Reflects on How BLMI Pushed Him to Greater Heights

Members of the Class of 2016 discuss their most memorable moments at the college and their plans for the next stage of their journey.

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#BCGrad2016: Learning in a Diverse Environment Inspires Ashley Dominic to Pursue Career in Public Health

Members of the Class of 2016 discuss their most memorable moments at the college and their plans for the next stage of their journey.

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At 87, Brooklyn College Campus Safety Officer Hubert Evans Accomplishes a Lifelong Goal

The father of seven has been a dedicated member of the Brooklyn College staff for more than 20 years.

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#BCGrad2016: Michael Bryant Plans to Be the Youngest-Ever Mayor of His Alabama Hometown

Members of the Class of 2016 discuss their most memorable moments at the college and their plans for the next stage of their journey.

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Brooklyn College Launches Haitian Studies Institute

CUNY-HSI will serve as a leading international research center, supporting scholars and conducting policy analysis.

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$40,000 Whiting Fellowship Supports English Professor in Creating a Digital Home for Brooklyn Oral Histories

The prestigious prize—the first of its kind established by the Whiting Foundation—is awarded to those working toward better public understanding of the humanities.

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School of Ed. Faculty Create App that Trains First Responders to Address Abuse in Children with Disabilities

The website and app provides resources to assist social workers, child protective staff, law enforcement, and medical professionals in better intervening when children with disabilities might be victims of violence and abuse.

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04.12.2016
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