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| Meet the remarkable 2024 CCNY and Mellon Mays Fellows graduates. Each of these students leaves CCNY with an academic goal for greatness. | Mellon Mays Fellows attended the 2024 NY Regional Mellon Mays Undergraduate Conference at Queens College, April 5th. Top left to right: Randy Garcia (MMUF, HIST), Devin Chand Mehra (MMUF, PHIL), Sachem Torres (MMUF, HIST/PHIL) and Rama Diarra (MMUF, SOC). Bottom: Allan Romero (MMUF, HIST). |
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| Randy Garcia is learning to expect the unexpected. Born and raised in the Dominican Republic, Randy moved to Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood... [Read Article] | Meet the remarkable 2023 CCNY and Mellon Mays Fellows graduates. Each of these students leaves CCNY with an academic goal for greatness. |
The City College Fellowships Program is an umbrella program administering two undergraduate fellowships: The City College Fellowship (CCFELL) and the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship (MMUF). It brings together approximately 10 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows and 25 City College Fellows into a single, highly diverse and vibrant community of outstanding students who share a common interest in research and common aspirations to earn a Ph.D.
The Fellows 
All Fellows share a common interest in independent research and benefit from faculty mentoring, financial support, pre-graduate school advising, opportunities to present research at conferences, and a supportive intellectual community.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria and financial benefits of the two fellowships vary according to the specifications of the donors. See the description of each fellowship for details.
No student may hold more than one of the fellowships simultaneously, although it is possible to transfer from one to another for those who meet the eligibility criteria. For example, a student who wins a City College Fellowship in his or her sophomore year may apply to transfer to the Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship as a rising junior.
Information
The program is housed at City College in room 6/316 of NAC (North Academic Center). We may be reached by telephone (212-650-8388) or email, ccfell@ccny.cuny.edu .
CONTACT INFORMATION
Prof. Isabel Estrada
Director of Program
Professor of Iberian and Latin American Cultures
Office hours by appointment.
North Academic Center
Room 5/223
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
p: 212.650.7468
e:
iestrada@ccny.cuny.edu
Renee Philippi
Administrative Program Director
Office hours are posted outside of NAC 6/316.
North Academic Center
Room 6/316
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
p: 212.650.8388
e:
rmphilippi@ccny.cuny.edu