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What does it mean for public education, CUNY, and the city when top immigrant and minority students can’t get into our best schools?
Editor’s Note (4.13.15): The original article from the Atlantic has been significantly revised due to framing and factual errors regarding acceptance and enrollment trends. You can read the latest response from Jay Hershenson, Senior Vice Chancellor for University Relations and Secretary of the Board of Trustees at CUNY, here. In “When Being a Valedictorian Isn’t…
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Introducing Spring 2015 NY Union Semester Students
As we start off the new year, we welcome a new Union Semester class! Before we all meet in person next week, we wanted to share a sneak preview! Introducing the Spring 2015 class…. For information on joining the class of fall 2015, find us at www.unionsemester.org. Rebekah Williams, NY Rebekah Williams is nineteen years old, and a…
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Senior Development Officer at the Labor Rights Forum
Senior Development Officer Location: Washington, D.C. Application deadline: January 29, 2015. Job status: Full-time, exempt, 12-month term position. Position term may be extended, funding permitting. International Labor Rights Forum (ILRF) (www.laborrights.org) works for a world where everyone is free from child labor, forced labor, and discrimination; a world where workers have the power to speak…
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Senior Technical Writer / Trainer at the School of Professional Studies
The School of Professional Studies of the City University of New York (CUNY SPS) has launched sixteen degrees: ten bachelor’s degrees open to students with 24 or more college credits who wish to complete their undergraduate studies, and six master’s degrees, with more programs currently in development. CUNY SPS leads the University in developing and…
A conversation about workers, communities and social justice
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