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BMCC Names Science Major Mah Noor as 2022 Valedictorian
Noor not only maintained a perfect 4.0 GPA during her time at BMCC, she was president of Phi Theta Kappa, a recipient of the Out in Two Scholarship, a Science Club member and she participated in cellular biology research under the mentorship of Science Professor Alexander Gosslau. During the Fall 2021 semester, she remotely tutored … Read more
Restarting New York’s Economic Engine: Tapping the Strength of Asian Businesses
The Asian American Federation’s latest report quantifies the economic contributions Asian-owned businesses have made to the New York metro area; outlines the outsize impact the Covid-19 crisis has had on Asian-owned businesses; describes the unique challenges that Asian-owned businesses face; and recommends policy changes that will help Asian-owned businesses grow and prosper.
Postdoc Sejin Oh Exploring the Layers of Language
For linguist Sejin Oh, the opportunity to pursue postdoctoral research in Paris represents “a dream-come-true moment.”
Healing and Mental Health in Asian Pacific American Communities
How is it that it took the confluence of a global pandemic and the rapid escalation of anti-Asian hate to finally bring community conversations about the mental health of Asian Americans into the open?
Flushing playwright, Alvin Eng, writes memoir
Alvin Eng’s latest work, “Our Laundry, Our Town” is a prose-style memoir of his life, from his childhood in Flushing to his productions on the Downtown Stage and beyond.