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CCNY NAMES DR. FRED REYNOLDS
DEAN OF HUMANITIES & ARTSNEW YORK, July 12, 2005 – The City College of New York has appointed Dr. Fred Reynolds, a tenured Professor in the Department of English, Dean of the School’s Division of Humanities and Arts, CCNY President Gregory H. Williams announced today. He succeeds Dr. James Watts, who retired last May.
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TELEMUNDO 47, NEXTEL, THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK LAUNCH “SU NEGOCIO”CAMPAIGN
New York, NY (July 6, 2005) - Beginning on Monday July 11, Telemundo 47, Nextel, the Small Business Administration and The City College of New York will join forces to launch a week-long campaign titled “Su Negocio” that will offer viewers helpful information on how to start their own businesses.
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PUBLIC INTEREST LAW GROUP HONORS CCNY PRESIDENT DR. GREGORY H. WILLIAMS
Dr. Gregory H. Williams, President of The City College of New York (CCNY) today received the Third Annual Felix A. Fishman Award from New York Lawyers for the Public Interest (NYLPI) at the group’s annual luncheon. The award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary advocacy on behalf of underrepresented individuals and groups.
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CCNY RECEIVES FIVE-YEAR $2.2 MILLION FEDERAL GRANT FOR DRUG ABUSE RESEARCH AND TRAINING OF MINORITY RESEARCHERS
NEW YORK, June 22, 2005 – A highly memorable anti-drug commercial used fried eggs to depict “your brain on drugs.” Researchers at The City College of New York plan to use a new, five-year, $2.2 million grant to study the brain’s biochemistry to learn how prenatal exposure to cocaine and other illegal stimulants causes its damage.
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NEW SATELLITE DATA MINING AND PROCESSING FACILITY TO MAKE CCNY A REMOTE SENSING ‘CENTER OF EXCELLENCE’
NEW YORK – June 20, 2005 – A data archiving, mining and processing station that will collect and analyze data from both geo-stationary and polar orbiting satellites will be built at The City College of New York (CCNY). When the station goes live, CCNY will become one of only a select few U.S. academic institutions receiving and processing data directly from all major federal government weather and environmental monitoring satellites. It will support CCNY researchers in projects ranging from land use analyses to precipitation forecasts to studying linkages between climate changes and air quality.
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CCNY HOSTS ANNUAL TRANSPORTATION
PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSNEW YORK, June 14, 2005 – Twenty-five students from public and private high schools in New York City will receive a stimulating introduction to the transportation industry at The City College of New York’s annual Summer Transportation Institute (STI). The four-week program, organized by CCNY-based CUNY Institute for Transportation Systems (ITS), begins at Tuesday, July 5 and runs through July 30.
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CCNY PROFESSOR BEVERLY FALK CHOSEN FOR GOLDMAN-CARNEGIE FELLOWSHIP TO DOCUMENT TEACHER EDUCATION BEST PRACTICES
NEW YORK, June 13, 2005 – Beverly Falk, Professor of Education at The City College of New York (CCNY), and 16 other outstanding teacher educators were chosen as the first Goldman-Carnegie Quest Fellows by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The group will work with the Institute’s Quest Project to create a multimedia archive of the best practices in teacher education.
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Oscar de la Renta, Attorney Joseph Flom ’48, Food Bank President Lucy Cabrera Honored at CCNY Commencement
NEW YORK, June 3, 2005 – The City College of New York (CCNY) today conferred honorary degrees on fashion designer Oscar de la Renta and prominent attorney Joseph H. Flom, Class of 1948, at its 159th Commencement Exercises.
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FORENSIC EXPERT MICHAEL M. BADEN TOPS CCNY CLASS OF ’55 GOLDEN REUNION
NEW YORK, June 2, 2005 — Renowned forensic expert Dr. Michael M. Baden, a medical examiner for 45 years who investigated the deaths of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., and examined the remains of Russia’s last Tsar, will be the keynote speaker at The City College of New York Class of 1955’s 50th Reunion, 10 a.m. Sunday, June 5, in the Great Hall of Shepard Hall.
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BERNARD SOHMER TO RECEIVE CCNY ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION FACULTY SERVICE AWARD
Special Recognition for “Exemplary and Unparalleled Service” to Abraham Tawil ’55BBANEW YORK, June 2, 2005 — In recognition of his over 50 years of service to CCNY, retired Math educator and university administrator Bernard Sohmer will receive the 2005 Faculty Service Award from the Alumni Association of The City College of New York at its 153rd Annual Meeting, Thursday, June 9, in the Great Hall.
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THREE CCNY GRADS RECEIVE SALK
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MEDICAL SCHOOLNEW YORK, June 2, 2005 -- Hyesin (Joy) Kang, a Korean immigrant led to medicine by the death of her infant brother, and Luz E. Liriano, an asthmatic from the Dominican Republic whose ailment inspired her to become a physician, are City College’s 2005 Jonas E. Salk Scholarship recipients. Each will receive a $6,000 stipend for medical school.
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