Fostering diverse learning experiences
The Student Research Poster Session is nearly here–it starts on Wednesday morning. Can you feel the excitement in the air? That’s excitement for research, for demonstrating how great the student research experience is via your poster, and joining the Undergraduate Research Committee at the Research Mixer! Students! Faculty! Come meet your colleagues, classmates, and City Tech’s fine mentors while learning about the research experience at City Tech.
Snacks and prizes!
NEST: Noyce Explorers, Scholars, Teachers
An NSF-Funded Initiative to Develop Extraordinary STEM Teachers
Interested in becoming a high school or middle school STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) Teacher in New York?
The NEST initiative will
How can you get involved? How much will you get paid?
Attending information sections
To apply or for more information contact:
Dr. Fangyang Shen, Computer Systems Technology, N1000, fshen@citytech.cuny.eduDr. Andrew Douglas, Department of Mathematics, N707, adouglas@citytech.cuny.edu
Dr. Estela Rojas, Department of Mathematics, N727, erojas@citytech.cuny.edu
Dr. William Roberts, Career and Tech. Education, M201, wroberts@citytech.cuny.edu
Join the Undergraduate Research Committee at our semi-annual research mixer! This will be a great opportunity for students and faculty members to meet to discuss their research interests, with the goal of establishing mentor-mentee relationships for next semester.
If you are a faculty member who has mentored student researchers before, or are new to the mentoring process, we hope you can come meet the next group of student researchers!
If you’re a student interested in starting a research project, come learn more about the opportunities available at City Tech.
We hope to see you in N119 on 12/4 at the end of the first day of the Student Research Poster Session.
Faculty members are invited to take part in a SIX PART SERIES of FACULTY WORKSHOPS FOR FALL 2013 & SPRING 2014 presented by the Undergraduate Research Committee
Mentoring
Proven Strategies for Success
SESSION 2: LAYING THE FOUNDATION: The Mentoring Journey
DATE: Thursday, November 14th
VENUE: N227
TIME: 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
RSVP: facultycommons@citytech.cuny.edu
Save the date for the remaining four sessions next semester:
02/27/14 Session 3: Characteristics of Effective Mentors and Mentees
03/27/14 Session 4: Developing a Mentoring Program of Undergraduate Research 04/24/14 Session 5: Evaluation and Tools
05/08/14 Session 6: Successes and Lessons Learned
WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN TO ALL CITY TECH FACULTY MEMBERS.
Fellowship opportunities for faculty and for emerging, early, or mid-career artists through CLAGS, the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies.
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| NPR’s Code Switch is one of the largest teams in the country reporting on some of the most fascinating topics of our day: race, ethnicity and culture. As the intern for Code Switch, you’ll be working with a diverse, fun team of journalists doing path-breaking coverage of these subjects. And while we can’t promise you’ll emerge Internet-famous, let’s just say there’s a really good chance.
You’ll work with top national correspondents to produce digital packages, lead discussions on social media, contribute story ideas, and report and write stories for the team. As a hybrid broadcast and digital unit, Code Switch works with almost every division at NPR — every show, every desk, multimedia, news apps, marketing and communications, and more — offering a terrific perspective on every aspect of working for NPR News. We’re looking for a candidate who is fascinated by the different ways that our cultural backgrounds affect our experiences of the world, and who can approach this topic as an explorer rather than an advocate. We seek strong writers with good social media instincts and a passion for community and conversation. A knack with technology and an eye for a good photo certainly won’t hurt your application. |
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The Science Research Club is excited to welcome guest speaker Mr. Nigel James from The American University of Antigua, College of Medicine. Anyone interested in medical school and the admissions process is welcome to attend this informational seminar.
Metis Associates, a national research and consulting firm, seeks an undergraduate or graduate student for a paid internship position.
Primary Responsibilities/Duties
Qualifications
How to Apply
To apply please email your (1) Cover Letter, (2) Resume, and (3) a short writing sample to Susanne Harnett at sharnett@metisassoc.com. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
The CUNY Graduate Center is hosting an Information Session for prospective applicants to the Science doctoral programs at CUNY. Join the session on Friday, November 1st in the Science Center, Room 4102 at the CUNY Graduate Center, 4:00-6:00pm if you’re interested in learning more about applying to graduate school in the sciences. RSVP by October 30th.
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.
