Tag: Division of Humanities and Social Sciences
Puppies and Pizza: Tuesdays, Oct. 28, Nov. 25, and Dec. 9
The Bertha Harris Women’s Center presents “Puppies and Pizza,” Tuesdays, Oct. 28, Nov. 25, and Dec. 9 in Building 2N, Room 104 from 3:00pm to 4:00pm. Come meet therapy dog Schuyler. Share petting and pizza, courtesy...
Read MoreStep into the Madness: “Alice in Slasherland” Opens Nov. 13
The Drama Program of the Department of Performing and Creative Arts presents Alice in Slasherland by Qui Nguyen and directed by Lee Papa. Get ready for a theatrical bloodbath. From Nov. 13–22, experience a wild collision of...
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CSI’s “World on Fire” Lecture Series Featured as Part of the CUNY Climate Consortium’s (C3) Climate Initiatives
The CUNY Climate Consortium (C3) recently made the College of Staten Island’s Office of the Dean...
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CSI Commemorates Constitution Day with Global Perspectives Lecture
The College of Staten Island marked Constitution Day on September 17 with a thought-provoking...
Read MoreConstitution Day Lecture – Wednesday, Sept. 17
Join us for “Constitution Day: Global Perspectives,” a journey through the global history that inspired the ideas within the U.S. Constitution—and explore how that foundational document went on to influence constitutions around...
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Grace M. Cho Named 2026 New America Fellow and ASU Future Security Fellow
Grace M. Cho, Professor of Sociology at the College of Staten Island, has been named by New...
Read MoreCSI Art Gallery Exhibition Announcement
The Art Gallery of the College of Staten Island presents Anthroposcenery, a solo exhibition of paintings and wall drawings by Beth Livensperger. Conceived as an installation, these images present snippets of history, education,...
Read MoreLecture: Climate of Publicity
The CUNY-CSI World on Fire Lecture Series presents “Climate of Publicity” on Tuesday, Sept. 16 in the Center for the Arts (Building 1P), Room 119 from 2:30pm to 4:00pm. The speaker will be Melissa Aronczyk, Professor...
Read MoreToday: Puppies and Pizza
Please join us for “Puppies and Pizza,” today in Building 2N, Room 104 from 2:30pm to 3:30pm, featuring Schuyler, the therapy dog, and her owner, Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Sarolta Takács.Petting a puppy can...
Read MoreFarms and Immigrant Farm Labor on Staten Island
Join us on Zoom on Tuesday, May 6 from 12:20pm to 2:15pm for a discussion with filmmaker Mary Vaccaro about farming, food, and migrant farm workers. For the Zoom link, please contact Prof. Ismael García-Colón at...
Read MoreCouncil of Interdisciplinary Programs Newsletter, May 2025
The Council of Interdisciplinary Programs Newsletter for May 2025 is now online. By the Division of Humanities and Social Sciences
Read MoreSpecial Lecture: Neurodiversity and Writing by Sinchin Chatterjee on May 8
On Thursday, May 8 during Club Hours in the Center for the Arts (Building 1P) Lecture Hall, Sinchin Chatterjee will speak on “Deconstructing Normalcy: Autistic Writing as a Challenge to Neuro-normativity.” In this...
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