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These students were recognized for their video storytelling talent and commitment to creating a positive impact through design.

Their research is rocking the CUNYverse! That’s why their project won honors at this recent CUNY symposium.

This CUNY librarian spoke with CBS News about the prestigious award he won for ensuring his college’s library collection reflects its community. 📖

Queens College student Aziza Sumler joins “CUNY Uncut” to explore how marginalized communities can tackle systemic challenges, starting with education.

Three colorful mosaics by this CUNY professor, alumna and award-winning artist, were recently unveiled at her college’s subway station.

Lights, camera, action! This CUNY professor's debut feature film will be screened at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival. 🎞️📽️

For the second straight year, this CUNY’s Master of Financial Engineering (MFE) program ranks the best in the world, according to Risk.net. 🥇🌎

Admission to the Whitney is now free for visitors 25 and under!

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Penguin Random House: Summer Legal Internship (Jan. 13)

Society of Women Engineers: Collegiate/Graduate Scholarships (Jan. 31)

Port Authority of NY & NJ: Internships (multiple career fields)

John Chin is interim dean of the Asian American/Asian Research Institute (AAARI), a University-wide research and resource center organizationally housed under Queens College. He regularly collaborates with CUNY faculty and community leaders on a range of projects that center on Asian American issues and concerns. His research focuses on access to social and health services for under-served urban communities, particularly Asian immigrant communities. While he serves in this interim role, Dr. Chin is on leave from his faculty position at Hunter College, where he serves as a professor and chair of the Department of Urban Policy and Planning.

Dr. Chin is excited about the inaugural AAARI Innovators Fellowship, which will invite six CUNY undergraduates to collaborate on a tech-based project that addresses a critical need for the Asian American community.

What is something you emphasize about CUNY when you tell someone you work here?

“CUNY is deeply embedded in all aspects of life in NYC and is so instrumental in providing a path to higher education for everyone, including first-generation college students, immigrants and children of immigrants.”

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