ENG 3730H / PSY 3730H Literature and Psychology Prof. Michael Staub M/W 12:50-2:05 3.0 Hours; 3.0 Credits This course will focus on the psychology of literature, both classic and contemporary. We will read novels, plays, and short stories (as well as watch the occasional film) about dysfunctional families, alienated individuals, scapegoated persons, and sociopaths. We […]
Spring 2016 Registration: Special Topics Course PAF 4199 “Running for Elected Office”
Spring 2016 Registration: Special Topics Course PAF 4199 “Running for Elected Office” In the upcoming Spring 2015 semester the School of Public Affairs is offering for the second time the special topics course PAF 4199 “Running for Elected Office” taught by Marco DeSena. Class Section Days & Times Room Instructor Meeting Dates Status 56708 PMWA-LEC […]
Register for “How to Give A TED Talk”, for Spring 2016- PAF 4199H
Register for Honors Public Affairs Course, taught by Prof. Don Waisanen “HOW TO GIVE A TED TALK” PAF 4199H Prof. Don Waisanen Fr 9:05AM – 12:00PM Registration code: 56709. It’s hybrid (50% online, 50% in class) class will meet on campus every other Friday morning from 9:05-noon. PAF 4199H: How to Give a TED Talk […]
Create Your Own Major Ad Hoc/Arts & Sciences Program
ARTS & SCIENCES AD HOC MAJOR Custom Design Your Own Major The Weissman Arts & Sciences Ad Hoc Major is appropriate for students who find that the conventional majors at Baruch do not quite match their educational goals. Students create this major by combining courses from two or more departments into an integrated field of […]
Undergraduate Research Opportunity in Ecology (Paid Opportunity)
Baruch College Undergraduate Research Opportunity in Ecology Professors Mary Alldred and Chester Zarnoch are looking for an undergraduate student to participate in a research project examining the transformations of nitrogen and carbon in restored salt marsh islands in Jamaica Bay, NY. The project will include both field and laboratory research. Most lab work will be […]
Apply Today! HSBC Scholars Program
HSBC Scholars Program Deadline: Monday, August 24, 2015 Apply Now! The HSBC Scholars Program was created to invest in the futures of low-to-moderate income juniors and seniors pursuing a full-time education in the STEM curriculum or business-related academic programs at DePaul University (Chicago), Baruch College (New York City), University at Buffalo (Buffalo) and University of […]
2 Day Strategic Grant Writing Development Workshop at Columbia University
Institute for Strategic Funding Development Strategic Grant Writing Development Two Day Workshop (Sponsored by ISFD) Location: Columbia University New York, New York Dates: July 20 – 21, 2015 Time: 8:30AM ~ 5:00 PM Register now! Our grant writing workshop offers you key, proven strategies to develop winning proposals. Here is what you will learn to […]
Upcoming SCDC Programs: Job Search Boot Camp, RSSP, & P2P
Upcoming SCDC Programs Job Search Boot Camp Tuesdays from 1:00-2:30, Room 2-190: June 9, 16, 23, & 30 Seniors and recent alumni (1-3 years postgrad) who are seeking employment may join this weekly group to learn about the most effective job search methods, ask questions, and engage in activities to enhance their skills. Each week […]
Research Assistant at CUNY Graduate Center, Psychology Department
Research Assistant at CUNY Graduate Center, Psychology Department Summer 2015 Opportunity Deadline: June 1, 2015 Overview: A doctoral student who is working on her dissertation at the CUNY Graduate Center, Psychology Department is looking for some research assistance. Psychology students who are interested in gaining some experience over the summer are encouraged to apply . […]
Summer and Fall 2015 Courses to Consider
Planning your course schedule for the summer and fall 2015? You should consider Professor Stan Altman is leading a nonprofit internship course in the summer session and teaching a special topics course in the fall semester. The instructional material for each course will be offered online. Professor Altman is the campus liaison to the Nonprofit […]
