CSI Student Housing Licensing Office Opening Sept. 10
Please go online to view the flyer announcing the opening of the CSI Licensing Office for Student Housing on Monday, Sept. 10, 2012.
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CUNYfirst Project Update
This communication is to provide the CSI community with updates on the status of CUNYfirst implementation. For those who are new to the College, CUNYfirst stands for Fully Integrated Resources and Services Tool and for CUNY it...
Read MoreWelcome Back to Your Tobacco-Free Campus
Please be reminded that the use of all tobacco products is now strictly prohibited on the College of Staten Island campus pursuant to The City University of New York’s Revised Tobacco Policy. CSI has joined more than 420...
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“Washington Monthly” Names CSI one of America’s Best-Bang-for-the-Buck Colleges
Washington Monthly, which publishes an annual rating of colleges throughout the U.S., has recently...
Read MoreReaffirmation of Accreditation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education
As indicated in my President’s Welcome Message sent earlier today, I am pleased to share a letter from the Provost and me concerning the recent reaffirmation of the College’s accreditation by the Middle States Commission on...
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- The Teacher Education Honors Academy and the Math Department are hosting a screening of the […]
- This activity will be in two parts: the first event will be learning how to […]
- More information is available online.
- Screenings will take about 1.5 hours and will include things such as physical fitness (cardiovascular […]
- She will describe the laws, principles, and standards that affect the equity in our digital […]
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