Group for directors of CUNY Centers for Teaching and Learning, and others interested in pedagogy and faculty development.
Member's groups
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The CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative (CUNY DHI), launched in Fall 2010, aims to build connections and community among those at CUNY who are applying digital technologies to scholarship and pedagogy in the […]
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The Digital Studies Group (DSG) brings together CUNY faculty members, researchers, and doctoral students interested in a broad range of intellectual, cultural, economic, legal, and pedagogical issues related to the […]
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This group is for neophytes to WordPress who are trying to use it as a Bbd alternative and have questions that "everyone knows" the answers to already. Except those who don't. Quick answers to specific questions […]
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This group is envisioned to be a place where the CUNY community can share information, papers and ideas about Disability Studies. Members can post to the Blog and upload documents.
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A group that brings together faculty and students interested in the critical and rigorous understanding of fashion as a manufacturing industry, an symbolic apparatus. Please visit the following […]
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This group represents all of the Italian Faculty at CUNY. The council operates under the aegis of the John. D. Calandra Italian American Instutite/Queens College
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This Organization seeks to analyze not only the media that enable new works of Electronic Fiction and Hypertext to be published, assimilated, and distributed along various technologic channels, but the content and […]
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Hog all the letters! A group for LGBTQIA/Queer/PostFoucauldian whatever we're calling (or not calling) ourselves members of the CUNY Community to hang out, share research, plan events, etc. This would also be a […]
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For those interested in teaching or researching any area of popular culture. Soon to be be appearing: Across Genres, a blog about popular culture.
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In 1976, Italian Americans were designated an "affirmative action" group. In 1979 the Italian American Institute to Foster Higher Education was formed by NY State Legislators, which was eventually transformed into […]
