Student Ready Department

active 11 months ago

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School / Office

Arts & Sciences, Professional Studies, Technology & Design

Category

College, Community, Faculty

Project Description

As a committee we are working on evaluate and change student advisement with the goal of increased retention and graduation rates.

Project Contact

Prof. Karen Goodlad

Recent Posts

CHEMISTRY Plan Fall 2019 CHEMISTRY Plan Fall 2019

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Philosophy of Academic Advisement Philosophy of Academic Advisement

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Joanne Weinreb Advising Philosophy Joanne Weinreb Advising Philosophy

“When a word comes from the heart, it enters the heart. And when it leaves the tongue [only], it d […] See MoreJoanne Weinreb Advising Philosophy “When a word comes from the heart, it enters the heart. And when it leaves the tongue [only], it d […]

Recent Comments

Providing a space for students to express "concerns, interests, ambitions and dreams" will allow […] See More Providing a space for students to express "concerns, interests, ambitions and dreams" will allow […]

Your philosophy will bring to life the words spoken by Moshe ibn Ezra. Our students will benefit greatly. See More Your philosophy will bring to life the words spoken by Moshe ibn Ezra. Our students will benefit greatly.

Keeping yourself informed provides such an important service to the students and to your peers. […] See More Keeping yourself informed provides such an important service to the students and to your peers. […]

The OpenLab at City Tech:A place to learn, work, and share

The OpenLab is an open-source, digital platform designed to support teaching and learning at City Tech (New York City College of Technology), and to promote student and faculty engagement in the intellectual and social life of the college community.

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