đđTHE LIBRARY IS GOING PUBLIC!!đđ On Monday November 26th, the Graduate Center library will open its doors to host âA Sit-in at the Library: ’68 Revisited,â a free and public forum of exchange concerning the political status and stakes of students today. Initiated by students at the department of theatre and […]
Upcoming Events
I’m a student in the Program in Theatre and Performance working with Austrian choreographer Michael KliĂ«n and the Segal Center to produce a work of participatory social choreography, in the Segal Theatre on Dec. 3. Here’s the event page: https://thesegalcenter.org/event/parliament-1st-ny-session/ [thesegalcenter.org]. All are welcome, by RSVP: staff, students, faculty, and participants unaffiliated with CUNY. Absolutely no performance experience […]
Dec 3 | Michael Kliën Social Choreography/Artist Talk: Parliament (1st ...
A Sit-In at the GC Library: â68 Revisited Organizational meeting: Nov 16th, 1:00 to 4:30 pm  Room 5409 ALL WELCOME! Weâd like to invite anyone whoâs interested to plan with us the upcoming event at the Ground floor of the library that will take place on Monday November 26th. We […]
Nov 16 | Come Plan the “Sit-In at the GC ...
Dear CUNY Academy members and friends, Please ask your: Adjunct colleagues to take advantage of the CUNY Academy Adjunct Faculty Travel Awards; Assistant Professors colleagues to apply for CUNY Academy Stewart Travel Awards; Associate Professors colleagues to consider to take advantage of CUNY Academy Stefan Bernard Baumrin Travel Award. Please […]
November – December 2018 CUNY Academy Events
Workshop: âFormat Your Dissertation Like a Pro: Writing with Markdownâ Thursday, November 1st, 2018 â 6:30 – 8:30 pm Markdown is a lightweight markup language that can be used in any text editor, is easy to read, and allows you to quickly convert your text into a website or a […]
GC Digital Initiatives Events, Workshops, and Funding Opportunities through November
Special film series : “Blackness in French and Francophone Film” A film series presented by the Columbia Maison Française, co-sponsored by School of the Arts and curated by Nora Philippe with the participation of Maboula Soumahoro France doesnât have an equivalent word for speaking about âblacknessâ and has just removed the word […]
