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01/15/2025
CUNY Weekly
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What's Happening at CUNY

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CUNY Career Launch applications opened on Monday! Apply now for an opportunity to gain internship experience this summer and earn $20 an hour!

This hoops standout has been heating up the hardwood and leading her team to victory. 🏀⛹🏽‍♀️

See which CUNY was one of six schools nationwide recognized by the U.S. Department of Education for advancing student success and supporting post-college outcomes.

Spicy Story: CUNY alum Ethan Frisch spoke with The NY Times about the hot company he co-founded.

In her State of the State address, Governor Hochul announced plans to make community college free for adult students who enter high-demand fields and expand apprenticeship programs to all seven CUNY community colleges!

Luis Miranda, father of Lin-Manuel, sat down with the Chancellor to discuss his new book “Relentless,” which recounts his triumphs and challenges as a Latino activist and organizer.

More than 130 students at this community college and this senior college graduated from their nursing programs in the past few weeks.

CUNY TV explores Barbie’s cultural impact, 200 years of women’s fashion and more on "Arts in the City."

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    They're About to Take Off!

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    Thirty CUNY undergrads received this prestigious U.S. State Department scholarship, enabling them to study or intern abroad. ✈️📚

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    What's Trending

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    Helping permanent residents apply for citizenship!

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    Student Opportunities

    NYC DYCD: Ladders for Leaders Summer Internship (Jan. 20)

    Women’s Forum of New York: Education Fund Award (Feb. 1)

    Promote your work in film and network with industry professionals at the annual CUNY Film Festival at Macaulay Honors College, May 8-10. Deadline for students, faculty and alumni to submit content is Feb. 17.

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    CUNY Callouts

    Akieia Glover, Hunter ’25, has pushed through a great deal of adversity to get where she is today. Just days after her high school graduation in 2014, her father died. She enrolled at John Jay College of Criminal Justice that August, but the loss took a toll and she became depressed. She concluded that college wasn’t for her and soon stopped attending.

    Determined to turn things around, she began working to pay off student debt and return to school. Eventually, she restarted her college journey at Kingsborough Community College in 2016 and later returned to John Jay through the CUNY Justice Academy. In 2020, she earned her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. And she didn’t stop there.

    Now in her final semester of the Master’s in Social Work program at Hunter College, Akieia’s career objective is to help other students dealing with mental health issues and other challenges overcome their struggles and successfully achieve their dreams.

    Do you have a dream job or work environment?

    “I want to work with youth because when we nurture and support young people, we’re helping create a better future for everyone. I also want to open a nonprofit performing arts studio for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities to give them a space where they can explore the arts, express themselves and feel empowered to be creative in their own unique ways.”

    Connect with Akieia on LinkedIn!

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    Event of the Week

    Jan. 19: This CUNY will honor the life and legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in a program this Sunday, months ahead of the 60th anniversary of the visit to the campus by the Civil Rights icon.

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