Congratuations to Sarah Hoiland! Her proposal for the CUNY Career Success Course Innovation was funded for Spring 2020. She will be working on integrating National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) career readiness competencies into her spring 2020 CAP 200 – a service learning (SL) class – and creating a fully “open” class on the CUNY Academic Commons with rigorous assessment related to both NACE and SL competencies as well as General Education and student learning outcomes.
CUNY Career Success Course Innovation Grant Funded
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