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Congratulations to Professor Linda D. Anderson, Ph.D for the release of her new book Silent Agreements: What We Don’t Say at the Workplace.
Learn more about Linda and her co-authors here:

Olga Steinberg, Professor
Natural Sciences Department

One of the courses I teach is an introductory course in Biology, BIO110/Principles of Biology. Introductory courses are notoriously difficult to

From: MANGINO, CHRISTINE
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2019 10:01 AM
Subject: Welcome back

Dear Colleagues,

Welcome back to a new semester. I can’t believe we are beginning the Spring 2019 semester- ti

Congratulations to Professors Andrea Fabrizio and Gregory Marks for the recognition received in The Chronicle of Higher Education article, “Teaching an Ivy League Curriculum at a Community College” published

Gisselle Guzman, Lecturer
Mathematics Department

Motivation and curiosity are two strong factors that contribute to student learning. Students can approach a maximum level of engagement when the

Congratulations to Professor Linda Ridley on her most recent peer-reviewed article, “Symptomatic Leadership in Business Instruction: How to Finally Teach Diversity and Inclusion for Lasting Change” appearing in

Monday, November 19, 2018
3:30 – 4:30 p.m.
Room B-413

Words are used to communicate and educate, but they can also be used to direct our attention in specific ways and even to misinform. How do shortcuts

Congratulations to Mr. Carlos Guevara, Director of Educational Technology and coDirector of the Center for Teaching and Learning, Professor Kate Lyons of the Library Department, and Mr. Wilfredo Rodriguez,

Congratulations to Hector Lopez, Professor and Chairperson in the Business Department, for being one of the newest members of the National Business Education Association (NBEA) executive board. He has recently

Eugena K. Griffin, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
Behavioral and Social Sciences

Pedagogy is the traditional teaching methodology often found in college classrooms. However, the term pedagogy was s

Hector W. Soto, Esq., Assistant Professor
Behavioral and Social Sciences Department – Public Policy and Law Unit
& Chair, Affirmative Action Committee of the College-wide Senate

The specter of a radical

Sean Gerrity, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
English Department

The only appropriate way I can begin this discussion is with a statement of disclosure and recognition: Professor Alex Milsom, my colleague and

Laura McGowan, Director, ASAP
Berkis Eusebio-Cruz, ASAP Career and Employment Specialist

As part of a continual review of best practices and a commitment to increasing student retention, ASAP staff developed

 Congratulations Nelson Nunez-Rodriguez, Unit Coordinator and Professor in the Natural Sciences Department for being selected by the Fulbright Specialist Program to offer workshops on Assessment and Classroom M

Congratulations to Olga Steinberg, Professor in the Natural Sciences Department for your recently awarded NSF grant housed by Weil Cornell Medical College. The $796,000 grant will be funded from 2018-2021.

Congratulations to Nelson Nunez-Rodriguez, Unit Coordinator and Professor in the Natural Sciences Department, whose $3,029,763 NIH grant in partnership with Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Lehman College

Mary Manning, Assistant Professor
Allied Health Sciences, Dental Hygiene

I was completely inspired after attending the Appreciative Advising Training in March. The training provides a foundation of

Mary Manning, Assistant Professor
Allied Health Sciences, Dental Hygiene

I was completely inspired after attending the Appreciative Advising Training in March. The training provides a foundation of

Marie Tomanova: Young American
Curated by Thomas Beachdel, PhD

Reflection by Thomas Beachdel
Assistant Professor, Humanities Department

On View June 28-August 10, 2018
As the culminating show of the

Dear Colleagues,

I hope you have had a wonderful summer and are excited to be back for a new academic year. We are welcoming nine new faculty members across six departments:

Allied