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How CUNY helped New York City get through the pandemic

March 28, 2022

City & State New York

CUNY SPS's work on CUNY Online is mentioned in this interview with CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez, who discusses the challenges of leading CUNY during the pandemic.

Equity, Accessibility and Artificial Intelligence in Global Education

March 24, 2022

John Jay Teaching and Learning Center & the Center for International Human Rights

Antonia Levy, associate director of the CUNY SPS Office of Faculty Development and Instructional Technology, co-presented at the panel "Equity, Accessibility and Artificial Intelligence in Global Education" organized by the John Jay College Teaching and Learning Center and the Center for International Human Rights.

Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Oral History in Seven Voices

March 23, 2022

Brooklyn Rail

Nina Mdivani, a student in the CUNY SPS MA in Museum Studies program, has published the piece "Russian Invasion of Ukraine: Oral History in Seven Voices" in the arts publication Brooklyn Rail. In this article, she interviews several Ukrainian cultural workers about their experience during the first week of the war.

Towards an Antiracism Framework for Human NonHuman Environment Wellbecoming

March 21, 2022

2022 Virtual Nursing Theory Conference

Dr. Anne Marie Leveille-Tulce, assistant professor of nursing at CUNY SPS, presented her scholarly work at the 2022 Virtual Nursing Theory conference held March 17 – 21, 2022. Her presentation, "Towards an Antiracism Framework for Human NonHuman Environment Wellbecoming," was based on the theories from Rogers’ Science of Unitary Human Beings (SUHB). The foundational concepts serve as nursing tools to address important social justice mandates, advocate and act for equity, and uproot systems of oppression and racism.

CUNY to spend $8 million to create online program management unit