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LACUNY Services for Incarcerated People Roundtable
Alycia Sellie replied to the topic Roundtable meeting?Yes especially since in particular the PSC hasn’t offered any resources for members!
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Interlibrary Loan: Access the World's Library Resources from the GC
When you need information and cannot access it through our library’s print collection or online r […]
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Graduate Center Library Blog
We're Hiring a Critical Pedagogy Librarian!
We’re delighted to be hiring a tenure-track Critical Pedagogy Librarian at the Instructor or Assistant Professor rank. Please share far and […]
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The Graduate Center chapter of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC)
PSC Letters to CUNY Board of Trustees and Chancellor Call for Open Presidential Search
The Graduate Center Chapter of the PSC and PSC President Davis have each sent letters to the CUNY Board of Trustees and CUNY Chancellor calling for an open and inclusive search process that welcomes the whole of the Graduate Center community to select our next […] “PSC Letters to CUNY Board of Trustees and Chancellor Call for Open Presidential Search”
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Silvia Cho commented on the post, A New Way to Log In to Interlibrary LoanThe update has been completed. If you have any trouble logging in or have any questions, please let us know at ill@gc.cuny.edu.
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Graduate Center Library Blog
A New Way to Log In to Interlibrary Loan
On January 17th, CUNY Login (@login.cuny.edu username and associated password) was added as the […]
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The Graduate Center chapter of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC)
Notes from GC Labor-Management Meeting January 2024Follow-up items from previous meetings: Science bridge funding: Interim President Brumberg is meeting later this month to pursue GTF class size issues: Brumberg will discuss with EOs Payment issues and CUNYBuy support Labor raised the changes that CUNYBuy has brought, increase in workload with new system. Brumberg is putting together groups to generate step by step instructions for working with CUNYBuy, particularly knows about issues paying honoraria. Acknowledged the issue as complex and requires re-registration at state level for anyone paid by CUNY. Future of WAC program Changes to WAC will not result in loss of financial support for students. This decision to change the system coming from CUNY Central, but the GC can generate a menu of options to fill in for the program. Brumberg will be speaking with EOs about alternative options, and changes will not be implemented until Fall 2025 [speak to your EO if you have suggestions!] Potential change in GC classification from R1 to R2 Change due to Carnegie classifications, American Council of Education. 2 metrics: # of phds the university graduates, and research spending from internal sources only. Classifications had not been updated since the 1980s. 5 million for #2 threshold. Graduate at least 70 phd on IPEDs, GC far exceeds that. #2 increased from 5 million to 50 million (!). Brumberg is trying to appeal for the GC to have its funding counted differently, across CUNY. Staff and community involvement in GC presidential search All presidential searches at CUNY have been closed for some time. This one will be closed as well. Search committee will be charged by BoT, chaired by a cuny college president–senior college in this case, 3 BoT, 3 faculty members elected, one alum (chosen by Brumberg), one GC foundation (chosen by Brumberg) and 2 student reps chosen by Matt Schoengood. Will be listening sessions for whole community with the search committee, but not candidates (those who meet with candidates will sign NDAs). Tuition reimbursement for work-related courses (and associated tax issues) Labor requests that application materials be changed to better outline tax implications for GC employees who are taking GC classes Postdoc employment status Discussion about confusion over whether these folks are tax levy funded or not (could be both, esp at ASRC), how they know about benefits and resources like library access, and funding postdocs not merely at national rates but to live in NYC. Update on food services: food services will launch on the 22nd of January. Before that on Thursday and Friday, 18th and 19th, before there will be free food. During the first and second semester there will be opportunities for feedback. Cafeteria open in the morning until 3pm. Grab and go will open later in the semester on the first floor. Portal and app for paying for food with 10% bonus for using the app. But restricted covenant that means that the dining spaces can’t use outside vendors–and this means potlucks can’t be held in these spaces (which are the rooms? 8th floor for sure, not sure which other rooms). They have a liquor license too. A bar will be opening in the found […] “Notes from GC Labor-Management Meeting January 2024”
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Silvia Cho commented on the post, Now Hiring: Interlibrary LoanWe are in the final stages of filling these hours and no longer accepting applications. Many thanks to those who expressed interest!
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Now Hiring: Interlibrary Loan
We are hiring for a part-time (10-20 hours/week) position at the Interlibrary Loan unit […]
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Hathitrust Membership Cancellation
As a result of cuts to the library’s budget, we are sorry to report that our membership to Hathitrust will expire on December 31, 2023. […]
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Interlibrary Loan: Save Your Request History by December 23, 2023
At the Graduate Center Library, we do a periodic delinking (twice a year) of finished […]
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The Graduate Center chapter of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC)
September 2023 Notes from Chapter MeetingThe first GC PSC chapter meeting of the year was held on Friday, September 22. What follows are brief notes on what was presented and discussed, and results of a few votes: Collective discussion: What is the purpose of PSC union work, what the PSC does for CUNY. GC especially is a fighting unit in the PSC, and our chapter is primarily made up of GC students. There was some discussion of issues on the ground for different titles and schools within the chapter. Nod to the intense late payment issue still ongoing for new GC students. Credit hours in many departments are being cut by GC admin, resulting in fewer courses, larger classes, difficulties in scheduling courses to support specialties. GAs being assigned mega/huge classes during first time teaching. Introduction of Professional School Liaison position: Sofya Aptekar was voted to be Professional School Liaison (a new role) after making a brief candidate statement. We also had updates from bargaining sessions and breakout room discussions. The campus action plan for the GC for this semester was shared and discussed (email psc.cuny.gc(at)gmail.com with questions or to get further involved) Labor Against Cop City Resolution: This resolution was passed by those assembled for the meeting: […] “September 2023 Notes from Chapter Meeting”
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Graduate Center Library Blog
Silvia Cho commented on the post, Service Alert: Interlibrary Loan Notifications to GmailUpdate: the issues should be resolved now. If you continue to have email trouble, though, please let us know at: ill@gc.cuny.edu. Thanks!
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