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Professor Edward Kennelly shared a photo from the Women’s & Gender Studies Lecture Series: “Metamorphosis – How LGBTQ+ History has Shaped the Music” with Professor Smee Wang. The series is a tradition that was missed during the pandemic. | |
Lehman's Speech and Hearing Center unveiled a new Pediatric Feeding Suite with five culturally sensitive home-based simulation rooms. Watch WNBC's story about this important addition to Lehman and the Bronx. | |
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Help the Lightning choose their new logo!
Click your favorite design to vote on Instagram.
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Dance in Dialog
Thursday-Friday, October 26-27, 7-8:20 p.m.
Dance in Dialog is an annual series that starts conversations about dance and explores the process of making dances. Guest artists Mary Sofianos and Stephen Hill worked with students to create this year's pieces. Q&A with artists and dancers will follow. Get free tickets.
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The Art of Democracy x Civic Career Speed Dating
Thursday, October 26, 3-6 p.m.
Share unique civic stories, discover civic career paths, and explore how each of us can make a positive impact in the Bronx and beyond. This event is hosted by Lehman and Do Something in the Music Building, East Dining Room. RSVP.
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The Designer's Gaze with Srishti Mehrotra
Friday, October 27, 12 p.m.
Explore the intersection of art and design. This fall, the Sara Little Turnbull Speaker Series focuses on the gaze—shedding light on the female gaze in art and design. Register to attend the Zoom series here.
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Science Con Halloween Party 🎃
Monday, October 30, 12-2 p.m.
Explore your inner mad scientist at Science Con in the Music Building East Dining Room. Conduct crazy science experiments, play spooky games and activities, and win prizes in the costume contest! RSVP.
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Pumpkin Smash 🎃
Wednesday, November 1, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Bring your old pumpkins, jack-o-lanterns, and gourds for a smashing good time! You smash them and Lehman will turn them into compost for Lehman's flower gardens and the local community vegetable gardens.
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Data Engineering & AI Career Exploration Workshop
Fridays, November 3 and 10, 1-3 p.m.
Bring your laptop to Gillet Hall, room 226 for a two-part workshop sponsored by the Computer Science Department/Lab and get data engineering and AI career insights, along with hands-on experience in building AI applications using Google Cloud Vision API for practical problem-solving. Email cs.lab@lehman.cuny.edu with questions.
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SEEDS of Change: The Walk of the Immigrants
Tuesday, November 7, 3-4:30 p.m.
Educator and activist Saul Flores will provide a deeper understanding of the struggles, hardships, joy, and hope that immigrants experience on their journey. Classes are welcome. Takes place in Music Building, room 306. Join us.
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Montefiore Einstein Information Session
Wednesday, November 8, 4-5 p.m.
Learn about different career pathways in healthcare from the Human Resources team at Montefiore Einstein Hospital. They will also share what non-clinical (e.g., administrative) and clinical roles are available at Montefiore. Register for this Zoom session.
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Fall 2023 Virtual Graduate
Admissions Open Houses
This November
Learn about Lehman's range of graduate programs. Hear from program advisors, faculty, career services, admissions, and more. Register now!
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Finance Leadership Workshop Series
Mondays in November, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Learn finance skills from Yesenia Quinones, Community Manager of Chase Bank. Gain the knowledge to effectively manage finances in your life. Attend 3 out of 4 workshops to receive a digital badge and certificate for your resume and LinkedIn from the Herbert H. Lehman Leadership Development Center. Sign up here.
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Giveaway
Concert: Sunday, November 12, 4 p.m.
Follow the CUNY Mexican Studies Institute on Instagram and look for a post this Friday! You can also purchase a ticket–Lehman students, faculty, and staff get $5 off any seat in person at the Box Office with their Lehman ID.
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Capturing Culture at Lehman's School of Education
Film by Barnabas Crosby
Click to watch.
| How do you feel each time you step onto Lehman's campus? How do you feel supported or support others here? |
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Fall Over the Years
Photos by Margaret Ibasco
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Look closely at the photos and you'll see a small visitor–Margaret's daughter when she was little. Also pictured is winner of the 2014 Best Carved Pumpkin Award, representing the Adult Learning Center. 🎃 | |
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Male Gaze Interrupted
The Bronx Times took a close look at the Lehman College Art Gallery's exhibition, Framing the Female Gaze: Women Artists and the New Historicism. "The works challenge not only 'the male gaze,' but also reclaim it and transform it."
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Leadership Recognized
Professor Eugene Chudnovsky has been awarded the 2024 Andrei Sakharov Prize for his "decades of leadership of prominent campaigns on behalf of oppressed scientists, including chairmanship of the APS and New York Academy of Sciences human rights committees and co-chairing of the Committee of Concerned Scientists."
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Excellence Awarded
The CUNY Graduate Center announced that doctoral student Brittany Munro received a teaching award for her work in the English Department at Lehman. A member of the department shared that Munro taught “one of the strongest classes that I have observed in my twenty-five years at Lehman College.”
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Great Partnership: School of Business students took center stage at an exclusive career panel, mingling with industry professionals from the Fitch Group and StreetWise Partners. The event was a unique blend of academia and industry. (Photo by Anni Rubio) |
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Walk On: Lehman joined CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities at the annual Disability Pride Parade near Union Square. (Photo by Mildred Perez) | | | | |
