This group accompanies the the GCDI website (http://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/). Here, members of the GC community can share news of recent events and new projects and can begin to build connections between projects.
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This group is a place for folx using CUNY's instance of Manifold https://cuny.manifoldapp.org. Here, you can share skills and ask questions as you create Manifold Projects. All are welcome. To get started […]
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A group for all Doctoral students enrolled in the English Program at the Graduate Center. This site is intended for student use; to share ideas and events, get feedback, and develop professional networks. The ESA […]
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Preparing for Fall 2020 courses at the GC
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We will use this to share recordings and other files with members of the American Studies community.
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This is an open group for American Studies scholars at all CUNY campuses. Join us for discussions of scholarship and the sharing of other information about interdisciplinary programs with an American focus.
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This group is one of the arms of the Revolutionizing American Studies initiative, the fuller description of which is available at its partner blog site: […]
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This group is a space for faculty and students in the PhD Program in English to discuss matters like faculty appointments and curriculum.
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tuesdays 215 to 4 And permanent Zoom link: https://gc-cuny.zoom.us/j/5406553898?pwd=TTlZK3FLTUQ2MkxYUmRJS0dxTmdxdz09
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A general group for English doctoral students at the Grad Center. Use the group forum to organize, share ideas, and talk about anything from publishing and conferences to grad life.
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Queens College's ENG 110: College Writing I: Writing in the Anthropocene, with Eric Dean Wilson. Fall 2020
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The Twentieth Century Studies Group is DSC-chartered organization for a group of students at the CUNY Graduate Center that provides a place for an exchange of ideas concerning the historical period and concept […]
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This is the online Group + Course Site for Spring 2020's ENGL110: College Writing I, themed "Writing in the Anthropocene" at Queens College, taught by Eric Dean Wilson.
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Spring 2020 Doctoral Seminar
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