The Dean for the Sciences oversees all of the science doctoral programs at the Graduate Center, CUNY.
New York City
Joined September 2015
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It was wonderful to see everyone at the CUNY Graduate Center recruitment held at the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Biophysical Society in LA. Thank you for stopping by and connecting with us! @GC_BiochemPhD @GC_ChemistryPhD @GCsciences
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CUNY dubbed a research powerhouse. 10 CUNY colleges designated as leading research institutions with the Graduate Center retaining Research 1 status, and Hunter College joining City College as Research 2 for the first time.
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The Graduate Center will be closed Monday, Jan. 20, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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What’s fueling the LA wildfire crisis? Prof. James Booth explains how weather patterns and people’s habits play a role gc.cuny.edu/news/whats-fueli…
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Crossing Latinidades Summer Institute and Fellowship applications are open! Pre-candidacy CUNY doctoral students are invited to apply by Jan. 30 gc.cuny.edu/news/crossing-la…
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The Graduate Center is one of the top five universities for research funding in anthropology, according to @Forbes forbes.com/sites/michaeltnie… @gccunyanthro
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We send our very best wishes for a happy Hanukkah to our Jewish friends and colleagues. Over the coming eight nights, may the warm glow of each candle on the menorah help fill your homes and hearts with love and happiness.
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The Graduate Center has been awarded a $1 million grant by Google.org for the Teaching and Learning Center to help faculty and graduate student fellows promote responsible use of AI in the classroom gc.cuny.edu/news/cuny-gradua…
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Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate Inayah Entzminger, who won a $6,000 BestColleges scholarship! Entzminger shares how they discovered a passion for science communication gc.cuny.edu/news/inayah-entz… @gc_biochemphd @kissingloop
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Need some inspiration? Our scholars share what gives them hope at this time: @AshleyDawsonNYC, Janet Gornick, Serene Khader, Nancy Foner, Jean Beaman, Matt Brim, Cathy Davidson, Van Tran, Michelle Fine, John Mollenkopf (@mousam), and @johnctorpey gc.cuny.edu/news/graduate-ce… @CLAGSNY
ALT Graduate Center Scholars share their reasons for hope: Experts in areas from immigration to international relations told us what gives them hope as they press ahead with their scholarship and advocacy at this juncture in U.S. history.
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To address the concerns of immigrants about potential changes in immigration on January 20, 2025, CUNY Citizenship Now! has compiled useful resources that immigrant New Yorkers can proactively take now before the inauguration. Visit our webpage at cuny.edu/immigrationupdates.
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Thank you to all who have given to the Graduate Center during #CUNYTuesday! There is still time to support our students. Help us unlock $20,000 in matching funds by giving today. Even small donations make a big difference! bit.ly/CUNYTuesdayGC
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Ph.D. student Pedro Silvestre de Oliveira studies rock formations and erosion around the Amazon River. He credits the support he's received with fueling his “passion and drive” for his research. See what a Ph.D. from the CUNY Graduate Center can do for you gc.cuny.edu/study-science
ALT “I've received unwavering support and encouragement from all the staff, fueling my passion and drive to continue my research.” Pedro Silvestre de Oliveira Earth and Environmental Science Ph.D. student CUNY Graduate Center See Yourself in Grad School
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Join us at the CUNY Graduate Center for an inspiring conversation between Nobelist and Double Helix honoree Katalin Karikó, and NYT columnist Carl Zimmer. Learn about Karikó’s groundbreaking work that helped develop COVID-19 vaccines. @GC_CUNY More info: bit.ly/4elm5Ca
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Coming Fri, 11/15 at 6:30p ET! Nobel laureate @kkariko, whose work contributed to the COVID vaccine, speaks with NYT’s @carlzimmer – reserve to join in person or online: gc.cuny.edu/events/city-scie… Presented w/@CSHL Center for Humanities & History of Modern Biology. #NobelPrize
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🔬 Ready to dive into the world of bench sciences? Join our #VirtualBootcamp Doctoral Natural Sciences Application Boot Camp on Thurs, November 7, 2024. 🧪 Sign up to start your journey in science! gc-cuny-edu.zoom.us/meeting/… #BenchSciences #PhD #ScienceCareers
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Join this essential discussion on dementia and brain health—register for the live stream gc.cuny.edu/events/city-scie… #Dementia #BrainHealth
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We are thrilled to be recognized as one of the 2024 #Fulbright HSI Institutional Leaders! Congratulations to our scholars who participated in @FulbrightPrgrm gc.cuny.edu/news/graduate-ce… @ECAatState @CUNY
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Have you visited the Mina Rees Library yet? With an extensive print and digital collection, databases, resources, and personalized research assistance, the @cunyGClibrary supports graduate students and faculty in their scholarly endeavors.
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