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In his latest memo to the campus, Chancellor Matos Rodriguez announced some further changes in the academic calendar. Starting this Friday, Mar. 27, we will be undergoing a recalibration period (not a break), which will give us...

As part of our shift to distance learning in response to COVID-19, CUNY has obtained 25,000 iPads and Chromebooks that will be distributed to students who do not currently have access to technology. These should arrive by the...

Here is more information from today’s long updated guidance from CUNY, covering topics such as disability services, internships and clinical placements, and financial aid. By J. Michael Parrish ****** Student Success,...

This is the third of four messages providing recent academic affairs guidance from CUNY.​ By J. Michael Parrish ******More on the Scope of Distance Learning   As we have indicated before, the objective of an academic continuity...

This is the second of four messages providing recent academic affairs guidance from CUNY. By J. Michael Parrish ****** Student Grades Student Grades Acknowledging that many of our students may feel uneasy about a move to...

Good Evening. We recently received an extensive set of guidance memos from CUNY Academic Affairs on a variety of topics related to how we will maintain academic continuity under the current modifications predicated by COVID-19....

This is the final of four memos providing Academic Affairs guidance from CUNY. ​ By J. Michael Parrish ****** Update on Clinical Placements   Clinical Placements – Education Programs As of Monday, March 16, education students...

The situation with COVID-19 continues to develop rapidly. At this point, several regional campuses have announced closures of a few days to a few weeks – principally institutions with credible records of campus members being...

Currently the COVID-19 epidemic has created much more public concern than did previous outbreaks such as SARS and Ebola. Right now, we do not know the extent of exposure in our region, but it is certainly underrepresented by...

I am saddened to share with you the news of the passing of Gordon Di Paolo, Professor and Chair of Management in the Lucille and Jay Chazanoff School of Business. Gordon passed away on Friday, Feb. 28 at the age of 85. I would...

Although there have been no reported cases of the COVID-19 virus at the College of Staten Island, a cross-divisional team has been convened to monitor the progression of the virus and to formulating strategies for maximizing...