How a principal who ‘never wanted to be a leader’ is transforming a Queens high school
Carl Manalo ’04 (MST Adolescence English), Principal of the Queens High School for Information, Research and Technology (QIRT), was recently profiled…
School District Leader Certification: Special Opportunity for ELAP Students and Alumni
In response to an increased need among our Educational Leadership, Administration, and Policy (ELAP) students and recent graduates to earn…
Counseling Psychology Student Awarded American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship
Kabeel Dosani (Counseling Psychology Ph.D.) was accepted to the prestigious the American Psychological Association’s Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) as a fellow…
CLAIR Celebration of Research
May 10| 6-8pm Lincoln Center Campus | 113 W. 60th St. | 12th Floor Lounge Join students and faculty from…
Professor Bill Baker’s Film, Sacred, Wins Gabriel Award
Sacred, a film produced by Professor Bill Baker, Ph.D. exploring religious rituals around the globe, won a prestigious Gabriel Award in…
Use Your Own Story, NYC Schools Chancellor Tells Teachers
New York City Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña told a gathering of educators on April 4 to embrace their own backgrounds…
Christmas, Chanukah, and New Year’s Eve: All in Sync
By Bruce Cooper, Ph.D. For the first time that I can remember, both Christmas and Chanukah begin on the 24th…
Professor Bill Baker’s Film, Sacred, Wins Gabriel Award
Sacred, a film produced by Professor Bill Baker, Ph.D. exploring religious rituals around the globe, won a prestigious Gabriel Award in…
Doug DiStefano is #HackingRacism
Doug DiStefano (fifth year CLAIR Ph.D. student) was admitted to the Innovation and Entrepreneurship program at Columbia Business School (IE@Columbia).…
