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The Macaulay Restorative Practice

Queens College - CUNY
New York , United States
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Educational Leadership | Community Development
Area of study
Social Sciences | Education
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
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Program start dateApplication deadline
2025-10-01-
2026-03-01-
About Program

Program Overview

Macaulay Honors College

The Macaulay Honors College offers a unique educational experience, with various programs and opportunities for students.


Programs and Opportunities

The college provides a range of programs, including:


  • Macaulay Seminars
  • Upper Level Courses
  • Common Events
  • Technology and Innovation
  • Macaulay Majors
  • Faculty
  • Undergraduate Research
  • Accelerated Graduate Studies

Restorative Practices Program

The Macaulay Restorative Practice is a program that aims to build an inclusive community through restorative practices.


The Program

The program involves students, staff, and college leadership working together to build an inclusive Restorative Practice. This practice includes community-building circles, developing responses to harmful experiences, conflict resolution, and facilitating difficult conversations.


The Opportunity

The program offers opportunities for students to serve as Restorative Practice Mediators and Fellows.


  • Eight students will serve as Restorative Practice Mediators, facilitating workshops and community-building circles at their home campus.
  • Two students will serve as Restorative Practice Fellows, supporting the work of the Restorative Practice Program and the eight mediators.

The Commitment

  • Restorative Practice Mediators will receive $500 per semester and are expected to:
    • Participate in two 4-hour in-person trainings with the New York Peace Institute per semester.
    • Attend bi-monthly meetings with the program coordinator.
    • Facilitate community circles and/or workshops on their home campus.
  • Restorative Practice Fellows will receive $1000 per semester and are expected to:
    • Participate in the two trainings per semester.
    • Support mediators in their work.
    • Assist in coordination of Restorative Practice annual events and meetings.

Student Life and Support

The college offers various support services, including:


  • Advising and Support
  • Internship and Research Opportunities
  • Study Abroad
  • Special Honors Programs
  • NYC Cultural Passport
  • Opportunities Fund

Career Development and Alumni Support

The college provides career development and alumni support services, including:


  • Career Development
  • Graduate School Support
  • Student and Alumni Profiles
  • Macaulay Mentors Program
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