Events & Opportunities

2025 CUNY Teaching & Learning Conference (registration open)

Thursday, April 3 (virtual)

Friday, April 4 (in person at the Graduate Center)

Please see the Website for more information and for Registration.

Email questions to [email protected].

 

The Write Space

Facilitators: Tomasita Ortíz and Gina Rae Foster

Zoom

Thursdays, 9:30am – 11am (2/27, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/24 & 5/1)

 All interested faculty members are invited to join The Write Space – an informal, virtual writing community. Commit to writing for 90 minutes online every week, without interruptions! Initial session to include virtual introductions. Subsequent writing sessions will end with 5 to 10 minutes to share progress.

Sign up here: https://forms.gle/dyHzDxr9o8nLLrJu7

Deadline: Monday, February 24

 

Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards

Call for Applications! Each year, the Office of Student Research & Creativity awards 3 or 4 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Awards to recognize faculty providing exceptional mentoring of students in scholarly research or creative work. Application deadline: April 15th. Awards are: Junior Mentor Award (within first 6 years as a mentor; $1200), Senior Mentor Award ($1500) and Lifetime Mentor Achievement Award (biennially; $2000). Faculty formally self-nominate and submit all materials, but students (including graduate students) and colleagues should encourage role models and peers to apply. For more information, go to jjay.cuny.edu/faculty-mentor-award and/or see flier below.


Workshops & Webinars

Exploring Generative AI Visual Literacy and Creativity in Pedagogical Environments

Presenters: Michael Mandiberg (CSI) & Ximena Gallardo (LGCC).  

Virtual

Friday, Feb 21, 11am-noon

Explore how to develop digital literacy and visual literacy skills (ours and our students’) in light of the availability of generative artificial intelligence tools capable of producing text and image-based content.

Register here.

 

IMSSC Listening Session

A session to share any concerns your department may be facing in supporting immigrant students and to explore how the Immigrant Student Success Center can help. 

Presenter: Denise Vivar, Manager, Immigrant Student Success Center

Fri, Feb 21, 1:40-3pm

Zoom: Register here

 

The Fourteenth Amendment: A History of Birthright Citizenship and Current Challenges

Presenters: Dean Ringel (History; Humanities & Justice) and Jodi Ziesemer (New York Legal Assistance Group)

Co-sponsors: History and Humanities & Justice

Thursday, Feb 27, 3:05-4:20pm

630 Haaren Hall

 

Leaders of Justice: Celebrating Black History Month

President Mason in conversation with The Honorable Andrea Stewart-Cousins

Thurs, Feb 27, 4:30pm. 

Zoom Register here

Questions to [email protected].

 

35th Malcom/King Awards Breakfast

Fri, Feb 28, 8:45am,

4th Floor Gym, Haaren Hall

To register and/or donate, Click Here

Brightspace Open Q & A (webinar) DOES LMS How to Webinar

Wednesday, February 19, 2pm-3pm.

Zoom

Link: https://jjay-cuny.zoom.us/j/86250000369?pwd=RbVwpUZhiz4XKLjsIZHBy208MGFAza.1

Meeting ID: 862 5000 0369;  Passcode: 104045

Advance registration not required, but please use your John Jay Zoom account for security (for help with Zoom, contact DOIT Help Desk at [email protected] or 212.238.8200).  

 

 

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