The official Facebook page of The City College of New York (CCNY), the first public higher-education institution in New York City. Dedicated to access to excellence since 1847, City College is a nationally ranked institution granting undergraduate and graduate degrees. A CUNY college, CCNY comprises the Division of Humanities and the Arts, Division of Science, Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership, Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, School of Education, Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, Grove School of Engineering, and the downtown Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education. CCNY's honors programs include the Macaulay Honors College.
Please also visit the page of our Parent-Teacher Association at http://www.facebook.com/ptahsmse .
Please also visit the page of our Parent-Teacher Association at http://www.facebook.com/ptahsmse .
The Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education is a seven-year medical program that was established at The City College of the City University of New York in New York City. It offers an integrated baccalaureate education with preclinical medical education and has a twofold mission: to expand access to medical careers among inner-city youths, particularly among underrepresented minorities, and to encourage the pursuit of primary care specialties among its graduates. Entrance to the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education is highly competitive, with an acceptance rate around 7%, rivaling the Ivy League.In 2016, Sophie Davis will become part of the new CUNY Medical School. Continuing the unique B.S./M.D. program that has been in place for more than 40 years, matriculating students will undertake their undergraduate studies at the City College of New York for the first 3 years and then begin 2 years of didactic study in the sciences at CUNY Medical School. Upon successful completion of the first 5 years of study, medical students will then complete their clinical training at St. Barnabas Hospital, culminating in their medical degree.Sophie Davis was one of the first - and last - baccalaureate degree-granting physician assistant programs in the country. Beginning in fall 2016, the school will transition that program into a 28-month master's of science program in physician assistant studies.
Dining Services at City College strives to provide products and services that are high quality, offer variety and good value in all of our dining locations and Starbucks cafe's throughout campus. We offer bountiful meals at modest cost, snacks and beverages to satisfy midday cravings and those on the run while our Starbucks cafe's across campus provide diners with places they can relax and exchange ideas. Our chefs prepare healthy and nutritious fare to meet the desires of a diverse community each day. Here are a few changes and enhancements we recently made to serve you better: * The all new "Toast" breakfast bar in the NAC offers made-to-order omelets and waffles each morning together with fresh hot oatmeal with complimentary toppings to satisfy your early morning cravings. * We are committed to using local produce, implementing green initiatives and providing healthy options, such as zero Trans fat in our hot food preparation. * The Marshak Starbucks Cafe on the lower level has an expanded variety of coffee's, fresh baked goods & cold Pepsi products, fresh made salads and sandwiches for those on the go. * Bare Planet located on the main level of the NAC in the student lounge offers fresh made-to-order chopped salads, fruit Smoothies, Frappucino drinks and a variety of healthy and nutritious snacks and meals.
Dining Services at City College strives to provide products and services that are high quality, offer variety and good value in all of our dining locations and Starbucks cafe's throughout campus. We offer bountiful meals at modest cost, snacks and beverages to satisfy midday cravings and those on the run while our Starbucks cafe's across campus provide diners with places they can relax and exchange ideas. Our chefs prepare healthy and nutritious fare to meet the desires of a diverse community each day. Here are a few changes and enhancements we recently made to serve you better: * The all new "Toast" breakfast bar in the NAC offers made-to-order omelets and waffles each morning together with fresh hot oatmeal with complimentary toppings to satisfy your early morning cravings. * We are committed to using local produce, implementing green initiatives and providing healthy options, such as zero Trans fat in our hot food preparation. * The Marshak Starbucks Cafe on the lower level has an expanded variety of coffee's, fresh baked goods & cold Pepsi products, fresh made salads and sandwiches for those on the go. * Bare Planet located on the main level of the NAC in the student lounge offers fresh made-to-order chopped salads, fruit Smoothies, Frappucino drinks and a variety of healthy and nutritious snacks and meals.
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Mathematics in the City (MitC) is a national center of professional development for K-8 mathematics education.
Mathematics in the City (MitC) is a national center of professional development for K-8 mathematics education.
Student Ombudsperson offers a confidential, neutral resource for students to receive assistance, voice concerns/grievances and complaints. Assists with navigating the college bureaucracy. The Student Ombudsperson serves as a mediator/advocate for the rights of students at City College.
The Roosevelt Campus Network is a division of the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of their namesakes for future generations. You can learn more about them at www.rooseveltinstitute.org.
We offer comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs in all areas of Biology. To learn more about us, just click the appropriate buttons. You can contact us by phone at 212.650.6800.
We offer comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs in all areas of Biology. To learn more about us, just click the appropriate buttons. You can contact us by phone at 212.650.6800.
Given the omnipresence of Economics – community, city, national and international – in everyday headlines, it is no wonder that this field is an increasingly popular one among students at The City College of New York. As we’ve been dramatically reminded in recent years, the economic winds can shift quickly and affect individuals in every aspect of their sustenance, housing, education, employment and families – for the present and the future. While the study of Economics is firmly rooted in monetary systems and policy, budgets and governmental positions, it can serve as the basis for a range of majors or minors, as well as a solid foundation for graduate studies and careers in many industries and businesses.
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The Secondary Education Department includes undergraduate and graduate programs in: - Art Education - Music Education* - Secondary English Education - Secondary Mathematics Education - Secondary Science Education - Secondary Social Studies Education - Secondary Spanish Education * Undergraduate program only.
In 1997 the City College of New York initiated ACE, the Adult and Continuing Education special program, thereby renewing its pledge to provide quality public-service programs to the community. Over the past thirteen years City College's Adult and Continuing Education program has served over 40,000 community residents through a rich curriculum of courses, seminars, and workshops. Although ACE now has a new name (Continuing and Professional Studies), the commitment to quality, lifelong education remains the same. Classes at CPS are focused on personal and career development, as well as language and business skills. CPS also helps new employers meet their staffing needs with qualified community residents who have taken our staff-development courses.
The official Facebook page of The City College of New York (CCNY), the first public higher-education institution in New York City. Dedicated to access to excellence since 1847, City College is a nationally ranked institution granting undergraduate and graduate degrees. A CUNY college, CCNY comprises the Division of Humanities and the Arts, Division of Science, Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership, Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, School of Education, Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, Grove School of Engineering, and the downtown Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education. CCNY's honors programs include the Macaulay Honors College.
Founded at City College in 1973, The Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education was founded to recruit underrepresented minorities into medicine, increase medical services in historically underserved areas, and increase the availability of primary care physicians. We offer two unique and challenging programs leading to careers in medicine: Our innovative five-year BS-MD Program integrates undergraduate education with the first two years of medical school. Students graduate with a BS degree from City College and move on to complete their final two years towards the M.D. in one of six cooperating medical schools – Albany Medical College, Dartmouth Medical School, New York Medical College, NYU School of Medicine, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, and SUNY Stony Brook School of Medicine. Our Physician Assistant (PA) Program is a 28-month upper division program leading to a BS degree and certification as a Physician Assistant. It was one of the first baccalaureate degree-granting physician assistant programs in the country.
Mathematics in the City (MitC) is a national center of professional development for K-8 mathematics education.
Student Ombudsperson offers a confidential, neutral resource for students to receive assistance, voice concerns/grievances and complaints. Assists with navigating the college bureaucracy. The Student Ombudsperson serves as a mediator/advocate for the rights of students at City College.
We offer comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs in all areas of Biology. To learn more about us, just click the appropriate buttons. You can contact us by phone at 212.650.6800.
The Society is founded upon the core beliefs that one can achieve one's dreams with the proper support and dedicated action, and that we accomplish more together than we would achieve alone. As a child, Gary was an extremely slow reader and struggled in school. In order to overcome this difficulty, he learned strategies to increase his reading speed, concentration, memory, and grades, and became an Ivy League graduate. Inspired by his ability to set "unrealistic" goals with focused action and support, he dedicated the next decade out of college helping college students to achieve the success they desire. Benjamin Franklin once said, "Many people die at 25 and aren't buried until 75." People don't go after their dreams because they don't believe they are possible. The vision of the Society was inspired by the passion of helping people wake up and believe in their own potential that they might not be seeing yet. The National Society of Leadership and Success was founded with the sole purpose of creating lasting positive change. Beginning with a handful of chapters, the Society now reaches tens of thousands of students at hundreds of chapters around the world. The Society encourages community action, volunteerism, personal growth, and strong leadership from its chapters and members around the world.
The GPS Program is the Growth and Professional Success Program consisting of a GPS Navigator that is a specially selected and trained peer mentor who supports, guides, and mentors new freshman. They also introduce new freshman to CCNY resources and suggests successful academic strategies. GPS Navigators not only navigate their mentees around the campus but also through their academic careers as a freshman--helping them grow into professional and successful individuals.
Course Outline The objective of this course is to explore the principal risks and opportunities faced by corporate financial managers and international money managers in a world of volatile currencies, interest rates and different financial, accounting and fiscal systems. The main topics include management of interest rate and currency exposure, understanding the use of derivative instruments to manage risk (including options, futures and swaps) and the use of financial innovations in raising of funds in global markets. The points of view taken will be those of (1) corporate financial managers and possibly (2) international investors (tbd). In particular we will focus on both the numerous alternatives available to modern treasurers to achieve a particular set of liability characteristics and the opportunities available to the asset management industry from a global perspective Our focus (questions you should ask throughout the course & with your projects) Companies are nowadays getting more international. What are the implications of this from a financial perspective? How do we evaluate an international project? How do we account for country and currency risk? How do we choose our shareholders when we go international? Which market should we tap into to raise new capital? Where is it better to borrow? How can we reduce our cost of capital by issuing in different countries/currencies? How do we hedge the economic and transaction exposure that arises from operating internationally? These are the types of questions we will address in this course. We will concentrate on the features that make operating abroad a unique challenge and we will see how to turn them into sources of comparative advantage. Structure The course will be taught by Professor Howe. Teaching methods will include lectures, case discussions and visitor presentations. Cases will be based on group work. Participants are invited to form work groups during the first week of the course. Please inform Professor Howe of group membership. Forums will be set up for groups to collaborate on Facebook.
This forum page represents trending information related to the course Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management taught by Professor Ian Howe. In addition, opinions are encouraged to stimulate knowledge transfer, with facts and information derived from research and readings. Young entrepreneurs across CUNY colleges report on what's trending and what's hot, warm and cold. Students looking for partners in their startups are encouraged to post.