BC News Archive - 2014
Brooklyn College Education Professor Receives Standing Ovation at United Nations
Trina Lynn Yearwood of the School of Education delivers talk in support of inclusive education at the annual U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Brooklyn College Education Professor Receives Standing Ovation at United Nations
Adam Parris Named Executive Director of Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay
The former National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration division chief will lead the institute in initiatives related to environmental protection and coastal ecosystems in the NYC region and beyond.
Adam Parris Named Executive Director of Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay
Alumna Scores Selective Scholarship
Keelie Sheridan becomes the second Brooklyn College student to win Mitchell award.
In the Spirit of Giving
Brooklyn College community comes together to collect canned food and toys for area families, and spread Thanksgiving cheer.
In the Spirit of Giving
Novelist Wants to Rock Your Punk Heart
Author Cristina Moracho '08 M.F.A. would stop at nothing to bring her punk rock love story to the masses.
Novelist Wants to Rock Your Punk Heart
The Write Stuff
M.F.A. alum’s perseverance brings her critical acclaim and success as a published author.
The Write Stuff
Martin Sass '63 Provides Gift to Establish Investment Academy at Brooklyn College
Students will gain real-world investment experience and mentoring from investment professionals.
Martin Sass '63 Provides Gift to Establish Investment Academy at Brooklyn College
November Is CUNY Month: Meet Our New Faculty Pt. 1
A warm welcome to 2014/2015 new fulltime faculty from a wide range of disciplines.
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The Barry R. Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema Accepting Applications for Fall 2015-16 Academic Year
The Barry R. Feirsten Graduate School of Cinema is the only graduate school of cinema in the nation located on a working film lot.
The Barry R. Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema Accepting Applications for Fall 2015-16 Academic Year
British Academy of Film and Television Scholarships Support Aspiring Media Professionals
BAFTA works with BBC America, Dreamworks Animation, and others to pair Television and Radio students with media mentors.
British Academy of Film and Television Scholarships Support Aspiring Media Professionals
Jamaican Ambassador to the United States Delivers Annual Mendelsohn Lecture
Dr. Stephen Vasciannie discusses "Jamaica and Its Place in the Global Landscape" with students and members of the campus community.
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“Little Failure,” Big Ideas
Author Gary Shteyngart, talks about coming of age as a first generation immigrant and answers questions about his novel for First College Year Common Reading.
“Little Failure,” Big Ideas
Finding Pride in a Safe Space
Brooklyn College introduces the LGBTQ Resource Center, a hub for the education and support of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and/or questioning campus community members.
Finding Pride in a Safe Space
Conservatory of Music Names Grammy Award-winning Arturo O'Farrill '96 Director of its Jazz Ensembles
The pianist, composer, and bandleader joins Brooklyn College faculty full-time.
Conservatory of Music Names Grammy Award-winning Arturo O'Farrill '96 Director of its Jazz Ensembles
Rhythm in Residence
Local dance companies rehearsing at BCBC will host open forums for college community.
Rhythm in Residence
Noted Educator and Former Knesset Member Anat Maor Named AICE Scholar
An author and expert on Israeli politics, Maor will teach two interdisciplinary courses and give public lectures for two consecutive semesters.
Noted Educator and Former Knesset Member Anat Maor Named AICE Scholar
Art Professor Receives Fellowship from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Scholar gets support to travel to Greece, Turkey for research on Byzantine monastics.
Art Professor Receives Fellowship from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
From the Heights to the Great Wall
Senior Edwin Done discusses how study abroad in China proved a transformative experience and inspired his desire to become an engaged global citizen.
From the Heights to the Great Wall
The Law Is on His Side
Getzy Berger '14 received prestigious scholarship to cover the cost of his education at NYU Law School.
The Law Is on His Side
College Names New Deans in the School of Education and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
affordable higher education to a diverse student population.
College Names New Deans in the School of Education and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Celebrating 10 Years of Magner
September is Magner Month and Brooklyn College alumni returned to share their testimonies about the influence and life-changing character of the Magner Career Center.
Celebrating 10 Years of Magner
Fashioned for Success
In a company visit this summer arranged through the Magner Career Center, DKNY executive Mark Weber '72 shared with students how he moved from the field of psychology to a top-tier job in the fashion industry.
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A Vision Realized
As the Magner Career Center approaches its 10th anniversary, its founder, Marge Magner ’69, returns to the college to observe its growth and impact, and share her own life lessons with students.
A Vision Realized
College Hires New Dean of Students
Experienced educator says he wants to first establish trust with students.
College Hires New Dean of Students
Getting Paid to Watch them Play
For second year, a Brooklyn College student wins free tuition from CUNYAC program.
Getting Paid to Watch them Play
The Value of Alumni Mentorship
The mentorship Craig Henry '11 received from Anthony Castellanos '84 proved essential to Henry's academic and professional success.
The Value of Alumni Mentorship
Over $11 Million Awarded to Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay
Brooklyn College is the lead institution at SRI@JB, a future leader in global environmental research.
Support to Go the Distance
New Zicklin Summer Fellows program gives aid to students in summer internships and classes.
Support to Go the Distance
Jeanne Theoharis Named CUNY Distinguished Professor of Political Science
Political science professor is recognized for scholarship on African-American freedom movements and the contemporary politics of race.
Brooklyn College Bids Farewell to Al Tanger
The campus community mourns the loss of one of its own.
Brooklyn College Bids Farewell to Al Tanger
Summer Classics
The Latin Greek Institute at Brooklyn College draws scholars eager to take their fluency in the classical languages to the next level.
Summer Classics
Brooklyn College Remembers Claire Tow '52
Her lifelong commitment to philanthropy has provided opportunities for countless members of the college community.
Brooklyn College Remembers Claire Tow '52
Miguel Macías Documents Cultural Shifts in His Native Spain
Documentary series takes a look at impact of the country’s economic crisis on its citizens.
Miguel Macías Documents Cultural Shifts in His Native Spain
International One-Minute Play Festival Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
Gi60 brings together a global community of playwrights and artists.
International One-Minute Play Festival Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
In the Name of Her Father
Staff member Anselma Rodriguez's career has been a testament to her father's memory and the Brooklyn College ethic of giving back.
In the Name of Her Father
High Definition
Television Center celebrates 50 years with new state-of-the-art studio.
High Definition
Brooklyn College Actors Set the Stage for Industry Excellence
Recent graduates of the B.F.A. in Acting program showcase their talents during a performance in midtown Manhattan.
Brooklyn College Actors Set the Stage for Industry Excellence
Lila Hassan Awarded Prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship
Sophomore will travel to France in the fall to enhance her French language skills.
Lila Hassan Awarded Prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship
Annual Library Contest Celebrates Student Artists
Jacqueline Ali and Katharine Ryals take home $500 each for their winning artwork.
Annual Library Contest Celebrates Student Artists
Exploring Brooklyn with a Private(i)
Students of PIMA examine living under surveillance in new production at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Exploring Brooklyn with a Private(i)
Call Her Professor #BringBackOurGirls
Political Science professor leads the charge in demanding justice for missing schoolgirls in her native Nigeria.
Call Her Professor #BringBackOurGirls
Movie Magic
Thirty-second annual student film festival wows audiences at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Movie Magic
Brooklyn College Graduates over 4,000 Students at 2014 Commencement
Brooklyn College celebrated its 89th Commencement Exercises this year graduating more than 4,000 students.
Brooklyn College Graduates over 4,000 Students at 2014 Commencement
Cosmopolitan Credentials
Students take advantage of Magner Center stipend to travel abroad for summer internships.
Cosmopolitan Credentials
Campus Celebrates Diversity During Unity Week
Annual weeklong event brings students, faculty, and staff together to promote tolerance.
Campus Celebrates Diversity During Unity Week
Celebrating the Lifelong Friendship of World War II "Old Timers"
Philip Stopol '47, founder of the Brooklyn College Old Timers Club, honored by fellow WWII veteran Howard Stein '47.
Celebrating the Lifelong Friendship of World War II "Old Timers"
Brooklyn College Open Mic Continues Tradition of Poetic Excellence
Thanks to the creativity of a generation of students and faculty, poetry remains a thriving art form at Brooklyn College.
Brooklyn College Open Mic Continues Tradition of Poetic Excellence
His Brother's Keeper
Urban Community Teachers Project connects gifted educators with students in need.
His Brother's Keeper
Brooklyn College Library Recognized by Federal Government with Award
Staff is cited for their expertise and leadership.
Brooklyn College Library Recognized by Federal Government with Award
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Swedish Educators Visit Brooklyn College to Talk Universal Pre-k
New York students, professors gain insight on world-renown system.
Swedish Educators Visit Brooklyn College to Talk Universal Pre-k
Brooklyn College Graduates Over 4,000 Students at 2014 Commencement Exercises
Distinguished speakers include former borough president Marty Markowitz '70, and economist and entrepreneur Richard Sandor '62.
Brooklyn College Graduates Over 4,000 Students at 2014 Commencement Exercises
Students Take Home Top Prizes in Labor Arts Contest
Authors and artists win cash for writings, visual art on labor.
Students Take Home Top Prizes in Labor Arts Contest
Professor Peter Lipke Elected Fellow by the American Academy of Microbiology
Research on fungi may help combat infectious illness in those with weakened immune systems.
Professor Peter Lipke Elected Fellow by the American Academy of Microbiology
A Résumé Booster with a Ring to It
Student, alums find that winning an Emmy is a whirlwind of its own.
A Résumé Booster with a Ring to It
Professor Marjorie Welish Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Distinguished Lecturer will get to finish work she started years ago on her Fulbright Fellowship.
Professor Marjorie Welish Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Networking, in More Ways than One
Determination pays off for student whose drive has lead to big opportunities.
Networking, in More Ways than One
Annie Baker ’09 M.F.A. Receives Pulitzer Prize for “The Flick”
Annie Baker, who has earned several accolades, including three Obies, was just awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama.
Annie Baker ’09 M.F.A. Receives Pulitzer Prize for “The Flick”
Senior Scores Multiple Prestigious Teaching Fellowships
The Coney Island native will be able to fulfill his dream of helping others.
Senior Scores Multiple Prestigious Teaching Fellowships
Puppetry Offers Creative Approach to Teaching
For more than three decades the Puppetry in Practice Center has trained educators how to use puppet shows to engage students in a variety of subjects, while participating in creative activity and learning new skills.
Puppetry Offers Creative Approach to Teaching
Students, Professors Win Significant Awards
From the Brooklyn College Foundation’s Rosen Fellowship program to prestigious Guggenheims and Fulbrights, our students and faculty are honored and supported for their creative, scientific, and academic endeavors.
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He'd Like to Thank the Academy
Alum's short story scores top prize at Bollywood's premier film awards.
He'd Like to Thank the Academy
Stacey Muhammad Speaks on Trailblazing Women Filmmakers of Color
Award-winning director and activist challenges Hollywood and artists from marginalized communities to refuse stereotypes and tell broader stories.
Stacey Muhammad Speaks on Trailblazing Women Filmmakers of Color
Brooklyn College Students Take First Place in Video Festival
New York Fed-sponsored contest calls for entries promoting "savvy" credit use.
Brooklyn College Students Take First Place in Video Festival
Women's Basketball Team Becomes Powerhouse
Bulldogs enjoy third consecutive 20-win season, maintain impressive conference record.
Women's Basketball Team Becomes Powerhouse
Cheerleading Captures Eighth CUNYAC Title
Impressive performance keeps Bulldogs on top for second season running.
Cheerleading Captures Eighth CUNYAC Title
The Universal Language
Conservatory of Music student Alex Eisenhauer takes his compositions to Cuba and Japan.
The Universal Language
Schachar Langlev '06 Wins Sundance Award
Film explores how music helps sufferers of Alzheimer's.
Schachar Langlev '06 Wins Sundance Award
Political Science Professor Wins NAACP Image Award
Biography of Rosa Parks beats distinguished competition.
Political Science Professor Wins NAACP Image Award
Dispatches from Egypt
Journalist Abdalla Hassan '94 talks about his experience on the ground since the early days of the Arab Spring.
Dispatches from Egypt
Africana Studies Thrives at Brooklyn College
The Brooklyn College Africana Studies Department celebrates 40 years at the forefront of cultural analysis.
Africana Studies Thrives at Brooklyn College
Professor Tania León Directs City-Wide Festival
Maestro and music professor Tania León heads a music festival where composers connect with their audiences.
Professor Tania León Directs City-Wide Festival
U.S. Postal Service Commemorates Shirley Chisholm ’46 with Stamp
Professor Barbara Winslow, author of new Chisholm biography, talks about the pioneering congresswoman’s legacy.
U.S. Postal Service Commemorates Shirley Chisholm ’46 with Stamp
Remembering Folk Music Legend Pete Seeger
Radio personality Oscar Brand '42, and others, recall their experiences with the 'nation's troubadour of conscience.'
Remembering Folk Music Legend Pete Seeger
BC Bound Provides Hopeful Trajectory for a New Group of Students
The first program of its kind at the CUNY senior colleges, BC Bound is providing opportunities to overlooked and underserved student populations.
BC Bound Provides Hopeful Trajectory for a New Group of Students
History Professor Studies Ancient Graffiti in Israel
Professor Karen B. Stern's research helps historians paint a more complete picture of the ancient world.
History Professor Studies Ancient Graffiti in Israel
Theater History Professor Wins Award for Book on Spectacular
Professor's research examines the impact of popular imagery.
Theater History Professor Wins Award for Book on Spectacular
Carlos Cruz '00 M.A. Wins 2013 CUNY Excellence in Technology Service Award
The college's Blackboard/Sakai expert has been instrumental in implementing a wide range of e-learning initiatives.
Carlos Cruz '00 M.A. Wins 2013 CUNY Excellence in Technology Service AwardBack To Top
