Celebrating 10 years of the CUNY Research Scholars Program, the Ad Astra Undergraduate Research Newsletter released a special 10 year edition highlighting CRSP student, alumni, and faculty research ...

Click here for the complete 2022 Summer Symposium Program, including all abstracts “I Teach, but I Mostly Learn’: How the Career I Dreaded Most Became My Dream Job” and “From Mentee to Mentor: My ...

In 2023, we published another article about CRSP in Cell Biology Education – A Journal of Life Science Education. That article assesses the impact of shifting research modalities and their impacts on ...

In collaboration with the TS3 campus directors, 4 campuses were chosen to participate in the TS 3 program: City College, Hunter College, Lehman College, and Queens College. These colleges were chosen ...

One of the integral aspects for the success of the TS3 program is the identification and appointment of TS 3 graduate fellows on each CUNY campus. In collaboration with the campus directors, 4 ...

The CUNY Transfer to STEM Student Success (TS 3) program provides professional development and summer research experiences for students who have completed associate degrees (or the equivalent of an ...

In 2023, we published another article about CRSP in Cell Biology Education – A Journal of Life Science Education. That article assesses the impact of shifting research modalities and their impacts on ...

The City University of New York actively promotes Equal Employment Opportunity and complies with all applicable employment laws and regulations.

SoundThinking NYC (STNYC) was launched in 2018 by CAT, CUNY, and the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) to address gender and racial equity in the music industry. STNYC is creating ...

A vital part of CAT’s mission is to share the interactive, student-centered teaching methods that impact young people, ensuring that our work doesn’t end when our teaching artists leave the classroom.

Theatre for Learning (TFL) is one of CAT’s Theatre-Making Programs. TFL brings a youth-driven, student-centered approach to arts learning to hundreds of students in dozens of schools each year.

Founded in 1995, CAT Youth Theatre is a program that invests in young people and inspires them to thrive—on stage and in life. Members create original shows from their own ideas and present socially ...