TLC BIPOC Teaching Mentorship Program The Teaching and Learning Center seeks applicants to be mentees for a new pilot program providing mentorship for BIPOC doctoral students at the Graduate Center. This paid initiative, generously funded by the DGSC, builds upon and responds to discussions the TLC has organized with BIPOC-identified graduate student teachers. We acknowledge… Read More


The U.S./Global application for the ninth cohort of Schwarzman Scholars officially opened on April 12. Recently, we also celebrated an important milestone as April 21 commemorated the announcement of this program to the world ten years ago. It was a historic moment for Schwarzman Scholars, as President Xi Jinping and President Obama each provided a… Read More


  The Decorative Arts Trust is now accepting applications for Dewey Lee Curtis Scholarships to attend our Spring Symposium in Philadelphia, PA, from April 27-30, 2023. Graduate students and young professionals who are within five years of a degree are invited to apply by March 8. Scholarships cover the full cost of symposium registration, lodging, and a modest travel stipend. For more… Read More


The Historic Mabel Dodge Luhan House Inn and Conference Center in Taos, New Mexico will host a two-week writer’s residency in Lois Palken Rudnick’s memory in November 2022. Lois was a long-time cultural historian of Southwestern literature, art, and modernism. Her greatest passion was mentoring young scholars and educators.  Preference will be given to applications… Read More


The Teaching and Learning Center and the Center for Humanities invite members of the Graduate Center community to participate in an ongoing visual and textual sense-making project to document and reflect collectively upon this unprecedented moment. “From my window…and other places” is a space for expression, connection, and reflection to elaborate the social, psychological, political transformations we are all facing as educators and students in 2020 and beyond. To… Read More


The Center for Women’s History invites applications for participation in the fourth cohort of our Early Career Workshop (ECW) [nyhistory-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com]. During the academic year 2020–2021, a select group of doctoral candidates and new scholars in the fields of American women’s and gender history will meet monthly to workshop their writing with a rotating pair of scholars… Read More


About this Opportunity:   Professor Michael Menser (Brooklyn College), Faculty Coleader in the Mellon Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research, is seeking a digital humanities focused CUNY student to visually chart relationships and networks of community involvement to facilitate a sustained collaborative partnership amongst CUNY, the NYC Civic Engagement Commission, the Mayor’s Office of… Read More


Faculty Coleaders The Center for the Humanities is currently seeking 6 full-time CUNY Faculty Coleaders to participate in the Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research at the CUNY Graduate Center. ABOUT What is the Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research? The Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research is a two-year public humanities… Read More


Michael Stern, an MA student in the Linguistics Program, is looking for Turkish-English bilingual adults to participate in a number of experiments for his thesis project. Eligible participants should have been born and raised in Turkey and arrived to the US at age 17 or later. The experiments involve listening to speech sounds, selecting responses on a… Read More