A Fellowship Off the Beaten Path
In nearly 10 years, The Rosen Fellowship has funded a diverse array of out-of-classroom adventures, featuring everything from well-behaved chickens, to full-moon ceremonies, to lindy hopping.
Read MoreA New Scholarship Builds a Foundation for Brooklyn College Students Committed to Civic Engagement
Susan Lee (Stecker) Walling ’66, and her husband Bob established a generous scholarship that will support civic-minded students in their efforts to improve conditions for their communities.
Read MoreMagner Milestones Mark Years of Student Support and Success
2019 was a banner year for all things Magner: The Magner Career Center recently achieved 15 years of helping students succeed on their career paths, and the center’s founder, Marge Magner, celebrated the 50th anniversary of her graduation from Brooklyn College.
Read MoreAlumni Honored as Educators of the Year
Two School of Education graduates found their passion in helping students of color who might not otherwise get the push they need to succeed.
Read MoreDespite Hardships One 2019 Graduate Holds onto Her Dream
A psychology major finds an outlet to work through the myriad emotions that come with her immigration status.
Read MoreJoseph Friedman: Pushing Through in Order to Help Others
A childhood accident upended a psychology major’s life and inspired him to pursue a career where he could help people in their time of need.
Read MoreMeet Our 2019 Salutatorian
Psychology major Nina Steinfeld is passionate about the role special education plays in addressing the needs of those students who require the most attention and plans to make a career out of giving back to her community.
Read MoreSophomore Wins Jeanette K. Watson Fellowship
A very grateful Raquel Merino says opportunities like this are the reason her parents came to this country.
Read MorePsychology Professor Andrew Delamater Gains Insight into How We Learn Through Research in Animal Cognition
Recently tapped to edit a leading academic journal in his field, Delamater is poised to play a significant role in the direction of scholarship on the psychological foundations of learned behavior.
Read MoreThe Godmother of Title IX
After she was turned down for a tenure-track university faculty position because she was considered too “strong” for a woman, Bernice Sandler ’48 got angry, and then she went on to help champion and pass legislation that would bring equality in education to women and girls nationwide.
Read MorePost Date
03.22.2019
Posted By
Susan Landers