2026-27 Faculty and Student Fellowship Applications Now Open 2026-27 CGSC Seminar: Love Application Now Open for CUNY Dissertation Fellowships and Mid-Career Faculty Fellowships The Committee on Globalization and Social Change invites applications from CUNY doctoral students and mid-career faculty members to participate as fellows in our 2026-27 seminar on Love. For eligibility requirements and application instructions, see below or on our website. The… Read More
Nov 17 | BRES Colloquium with David Waldstreicher The next colloquium meeting of the Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies Program meets on Monday, 11/17, 12p-2p and provides an opportunity to talk with our distinguished colleague, Professor David Waldstreicher (History, BRES) about the writing he does for the Boston Review. Please join us! The colloquium is open to everyone but registration is required because… Read More
Upcoming Writers Institute events (Oct 14 and Nov 20) The Writers’ Institute at the Graduate Center, directed by Comparative Literature professor and acclaimed author Andre Aciman, will be hosting an Info Session next Tuesday, October 14, 6pm, in the Skylight Room. It will be followed on November 20 by Meet the Agent, a panel discussion with three literary agents. Both events are free and open to… Read More
American Revolutions in the Digital Age Webinar Series You are invited to a four-part webinar series with editors of and contributors to the new volume, American Revolutions in the Digital Age (Cornell University Press, 2024). You can access a PDF of the book at this link. This innovative text explores how scholars are using newly digitized materials and emerging digital methods to re-examine the… Read More
Mar 7 | Sharing Your Science: Social Media for Researchers with Denice Morán Ramirez Are you ready to take your science communication skills to the next level? Join us for an exciting hands-on workshop with Denice Morán Ramirez (@deeescientist) to learn how to share your research on social media in a fun and engaging way! 📅 When: Friday, March 7, at 5:00 PM 📍 Where: CUNY Graduate Center – Working Lounge (Room… Read More
Digital Methods for Historical Inquiry Workshop Series at the New Media Lab The American Social History Project/Center for Media and Learning is pleased to announce that this spring, the New Media Lab will host a workshop series on digital methods for historical inquiry led by Stefano Morello and guests from the Graduate Center Digital Initiatives (GCDI) and the Teaching and Learning Center (TLC). Open to students and faculty from all disciplines, each… Read More
Jan 31 | Spring 2025 Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Transpacific Thought and the Problem of Asia We’re delighted to share the Spring 2025 schedule of the Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Transpacific Thought and the Problem of Asia. Our first session is tomorrow Friday, 31 January. If you’d like to join us for this limited seating event for a discussion of comparative colonialisms, featuring the work of postdoctoral fellow Dr. Takuya Maeda,… Read More
Dec 6 | Publication workshop with Tina Chen/Transpacific Mellon Sawyer We’re pleased to share registration information for the 12/6, final Fall 2024 meeting of the Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Transpacific Thought and the Problem of Asia, featuring a publication workshop with Tina Chen, founding editor of Verge: Studies in Global Asias. This seminar is limited to doctoral students and those within six years of doctoral… Read More
Nov 22 | Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Transpacific Thought/Settler Pacific, with Juliana Hu Pegues and Juliet Nebolon The next meeting of the Mellon Sawyer Seminar on Transpacific Thought and the Problem of Asia, will feature Professors Juliana Hu Pegues (Cornell University) and Juliet Nebolon (Trinity College), in conversation under the rubric, “the Settler Pacific.” To register for the event and access readings (which will be available to attendees and those on the… Read More