Marcia Colish, Professor emerita, Department of History, Oberlin College "The Boys on the Beach: Children's Games and Baptismal Grace in the Middle Ages." While medieval Christians firmly agreed that baptism was a sacrament of necessity, there was considerable disagreement on what makes a baptism a valid sacrament. One such debate was triggered by conflicting responses…
Marcia Colish, Professor emerita, Department of History, Oberlin College "The Boys on the Beach: Children's Games and Baptismal Grace in the Middle Ages." While medieval Christians firmly agreed that baptism was a sacrament of necessity, there was considerable disagreement on what makes a baptism a valid sacrament. One such debate was triggered by conflicting responses…
You’re Intelligent and Successful – At Least That’s What Everyone Says. So How Come You Don’t Feel Like It? This workshop addresses a very common phenomenon in graduate school. Discuss ways to overcome it!
You’re Intelligent and Successful – At Least That’s What Everyone Says. So How Come You Don’t Feel Like It? This workshop addresses a very common phenomenon in graduate school. Discuss ways to overcome it! You must be a currently registered GC student to attend. Visit our website for more info http://cuny.is/gcwellness or come to the…
Description: Join us for the CUNY Makers' Collective Monthly Meetup, a gathering of creative minds and hands-on innovators from across the City University of New York. Whether you're a student, faculty, or staff interested in the art and science of creating physical products, this is the place for you! When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the…
Join the CUNY Makers Movement! Unlock Your Creative Potential with CUNY-Wide Maker and Physical Product Creator Community 🛠️ Discover and Share Resources: Connect with fellow CUNY product creators! Dive into a world of shared materials and expertise. 🎉 Attend Shared Makerspace Events: Join us for exciting events across CUNY makerspaces. Network, collaborate, and bring your…
At the Spring 2023 Honors Welcome Meeting, you'll have a chance to meet some of the Honors faculty, and the Honors team. You'll find out about the activities planned for the semester, how you can be involved, and you can ask as many questions as you like (and eat some pizza, too). We will be…
Hello Friends of CUNYcast - Martha Joy Rose here. Hope this finds you great. I wanted to share a nice story about CUNYcast today. [LINK] We did an interview last week with SourceFabric. The story's titled "Breaking Down Barriers to Broadcasting." Looking forward to all we may co-create in the future. FYI - the technology…
The Library Technology Subcommittee will meet on Tuesday, June 23, from 1-3 pm at Brooklyn College (room 242 in the library). Agenda Report on guest printing in libraries Discuss survey on library logins across CUNY Updates on CUNY-wide library systems (OneSearch, Academic Works, etc.)
WARNING... the year is 2050... your brain is undergoing malfunction... memory evacuation will begin in 5...4...3... memory evacuation now in progress. No new memories can be stored. Sounds like a bad sci-fi plot? You may as well quit worrying about the Zombie Apocalypse. What's really coming is a massive collision between the human brain and…
JONATHAN BELL Programming Systems Laboratory, Department of Computer Science, Columbia University With the proliferation of testing culture, many developers are facing new challenges. As projects are getting started, the focus may be on developing enough tests to maintain confidence that the code is correct. However, as developers write more and more tests, performance and repeatability…
SUBASH SHANKAR Department of Computer Science, Hunter College, City University of New York Recent years have seen the emergence of several static analysis techniques for reasoning about programs. This talk presents several major classes of techniques and tools that implement these techniques. Part of the presentation will be a demonstration of the tools. Dr. Subash Shankar…
