Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
In March 2022, the Chancellor established a Black, Race and Ethnic Studies Initiative Council as a formal University-wide body. The Council’s first focus has been forging a University-wide community that will, for the first time, bring together the many faculty and students, centers and institutes engaged in the study of race and ethnicity throughout our system. A … Read more
Healthy CUNY is hiring pandemic displaced workers who are CUNY students to serve as Healthy CUNY Advocates for the Spring 2022 semester. Students recruited for this program will receive paid training and ongoing support to develop communications campaigns that connect CUNY students to help with food insecurity and access to affordable healthcare.
Professor – Health Info Technology Career Strategist Finance Budget Coordinator Assistant or Associate Professor – Health Info Technology Lecturer – Arts and Humanities Director of Institutional Advancement & Donor Relations
The Velay Women Scholars Research Fellowship program is a ten-week, summer undergraduate research and professional development experience for women in STEM. This is an opportunity for sophomore- and junior-level students to gain transformational, multidisciplinary experiences and professional tools that will enable them to pursue graduate degrees and careers in the sciences. Velay Fellows will receive … Read more
The Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Center for Business Journalism provides experienced journalists with grants up to $15,000 and the editorial support needed to produce deeply reported enterprise and investigative stories that delve into critical economic, financial or business issues across a wide array of subjects. You don’t need to be a business reporter to apply; … Read more
A new endowed scholarship, the Robindra Nath Khaund Scholarship, has been created to support the cost of a student’s education at City College of New York. The award is available to immigrant students, or students who are the children of immigrants. The $4,000 annual award will commence spring semester of 2023.