Queens College is a public university located in Queens, New York. It is the fifth-oldest and one of the largest senior colleges of the twenty-three institutions of higher learning of the City University of New York. Often referred to as "the jewel of the CUNY system", the college's 77-acre campus is located along Kissena Boulevard in the neighborhood of Flushing.Located in a residential area of Flushing in the borough of Queens America’s most ethnically diverse county the college has students from more than 150 nations. Queens College is consistently ranked among the leading institutions in the nation for its affordability, the quality of its academic programs, and student achievement.In 2013, Queens College was ranked #2 nationally by the Washington Monthly for "best bang for your buck" education.HistoryBefore 1935Before Queens College was established in 1937, the site of the campus was home to the Jamaica Academy, a one-room schoolhouse built in the early 19th century, where Walt Whitman once worked as teacher. The building was located on Flushing-Jamaica Road (later renamed Kissena Boulevard). Jamaica Academy became public in 1844. In 1909, the New York Parental School, a home for troubled boys, opened on the land surrounding the future site of Queens College and incorporated Jamaica Academy on its campus. Buildings such as Jefferson Hall (named after Thomas Jefferson) were used as both dormitories and classrooms.In 1934, the New York Parental School was investigated amid rumors of abuse. The school was shut down and students were transferred to local public schools. A few months later, the grounds were turned over to the city. The city planned to house 500 mental patients from Randall's Island Hospital, who were temporarily displaced by the construction of the Triborough Bridge.
The Godwin-Ternbach Museum is a professional not-for-profit art institution situated on the Flushing, Queens campus of Queens College, the City University of New York. A comprehensive permanent collection of 5,000 objects from all cultures, ranging from the ancient world to the present day, is used to organize exhibitions and programs as cultural and educational vehicles for students, faculty and public audiences alike. Presentations of contemporary and historical significance alternate between showcases of the collection and special exhibitions. Founded in 1981 by art historian Frances Godwin and noted art restorer Joseph Ternbach, the Museum's mission has grown with the changing times from a teaching museum for the benefit of art students to a public museum that reaches out beyond the college campus. The Museum serves many constituencies: the Queens College community, the 1.9 million residents of the borough of Queens and an audience from nearby Long Island communities and metropolitan New York. The Museum's primary audience is a vital, cosmopolitan mix of African-American, Asian, Latino and European cultures living in the most diverse county in the nation. Ternbach and Godwin were part of this century's waves of immigrants from Western and Eastern Europe who sought a better life and political refuge. Their desire to provide a vital center to carry on the history and cultural traditions they brought with them continues as a living part of the Museum's vision, now modeled to the interests of the new communities it serves. All visual art and cultural exhibitions and programs of the Museum are free and accessible to the public.
Queens College CUNY MFA in visual art is a comprehensive, studio-based graduate program focused on contemporary painting, sculpture, installation, photography, digital media, theory, and social practice art. This intimate, multidisciplinary program provides a student to instructor ratio better than 2:1. Private studios are reserved for every candidate, plus access to wood, metal, plaster, ceramic, printmaking, and digital photo facilities.
This Facebook page is an opportunity for prospective, current and past members of the Psychology Department at Queens College, CUNY to stay current with events and information, discover news about students and faculty and stay connected with friends.
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The Advising Center helps students chart their own course through Queens College degree requirements, campus services, and educational opportunities. Through a joint effort between the student and the advisor, students may tailor their educational experiences in order to take full advantage of the opportunities available to them at Queens College.
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Queens College is a public university located in Queens, New York. It is the fifth-oldest and one of the largest senior colleges of the twenty-three institutions of higher learning of the City University of New York. Often referred to as "the jewel of the CUNY system", the college's 77-acre campus is located along Kissena Boulevard in the neighborhood of Flushing.Located in a residential area of Flushing in the borough of Queens America’s most ethnically diverse county the college has students from more than 150 nations. Queens College is consistently ranked among the leading institutions in the nation for its affordability, the quality of its academic programs, and student achievement.In 2013, Queens College was ranked #2 nationally by the Washington Monthly for "best bang for your buck" education.HistoryBefore 1935Before Queens College was established in 1937, the site of the campus was home to the Jamaica Academy, a one-room schoolhouse built in the early 19th century, where Walt Whitman once worked as teacher. The building was located on Flushing-Jamaica Road (later renamed Kissena Boulevard). Jamaica Academy became public in 1844. In 1909, the New York Parental School, a home for troubled boys, opened on the land surrounding the future site of Queens College and incorporated Jamaica Academy on its campus. Buildings such as Jefferson Hall (named after Thomas Jefferson) were used as both dormitories and classrooms.In 1934, the New York Parental School was investigated amid rumors of abuse. The school was shut down and students were transferred to local public schools. A few months later, the grounds were turned over to the city. The city planned to house 500 mental patients from Randall's Island Hospital, who were temporarily displaced by the construction of the Triborough Bridge.