College Resources
Below you will find information about local programs, support and funding opportunities here at the college. For university or external resources for funding and support, visit the following pages:
CUNY Internal Resources
External Funding and Resources
College Programs and Support
Brooklyn College Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
The goal of the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs is to expand the external funding base of Brooklyn College’s research, teaching, and public service missions. Office personnel provide pre- and post-award services to faculty and staff engaged in sponsored program activity. The office serves as a liaison between Brooklyn College and the Research Foundation, CUNY’s fiscal agent for grants and contract awards.
Brooklyn College Library/AIT Faculty Services
Adjunct and full-time faculty can access to a wide range of services and resources at the library, including classroom resources, technology resources, library instruction, research and writing resources, predatory publishing information, Open Educational Resources (OER), and much more. Visit the Faculty Services website to learn more about these services and resources. Feel free to stop by the reference desk on the first floor, or call 718.951.5628 with any questions.
BC in the City Co-curricular Program
Division of Student Affairs—Funding for Student Engagement Activities
In support of the mission of the college in developing knowledgeable students who are engaged in the life of the college, the BC in the City Co-Curricular Program provides the opportunity for students and faculty to engage in learning experiences outside the classroom and off campus. Such experiences may include activities such as conferences, cultural trips, and volunteer opportunities. If you have questions, contact Ron Jackson, vice president for student affairs, by email or by phone at 718.951.5352.
Student Career Support: Faculty Collaboration and Support
The Magner Career Center staff has works closely with staff and faculty to support their office or department’s goals. This includes co-sponsoring events and referring students to our center. If you have any questions or don’t see a program or service that you would like for your students, call 718.951.5696.
Research and Pedagogy Grant Opportunities
Mellon Undergraduate Transfer Student Research Program
We invite you to apply to the Mellon Undergraduate Transfer Student Research Program, which gives HSS faculty the opportunity to advance your academic research and work collaboratively with undergraduate transfer students. The work students and their faculty mentors have done over the past five semesters has been incredible and far-ranging—from projects on urban sustainability, to Shakespeare in Japan, to the civil rights movement in New York, to photo-documenting gentrification in Brooklyn.