Program Overview

Introduction to the University Program

The City College of New York offers a diverse range of academic programs through its various schools and divisions. These include the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership, the School of Education, the Grove School of Engineering, the Division of Humanities and the Arts, the Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at Center for Worker Education (CWE), the Division of Science, and the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education.

Academic Programs and Services

• The university provides a comprehensive education with a wide range of areas of study.
• Graduate Studies Overview: The university offers graduate programs designed to meet the needs of students seeking advanced degrees.
• Continuing & Professional Studies: These programs cater to working professionals and individuals looking to enhance their skills or transition into new careers.
• International Studies & Study Abroad: Opportunities are available for students to study abroad, broadening their cultural and academic experiences.

Research and Innovation

• Research Overview: The university is committed to research, with a focus on advancing knowledge in various fields.
• Research Compliance & Ethics: The institution adheres to strict standards of research ethics and compliance.
• Research Labs, Centers, & Institutes: State-of-the-art facilities support research activities across different disciplines.
• College Research Council: This council oversees and promotes research initiatives within the college.
• Libraries: Extensive library resources are available to support academic and research endeavors.

Student Life and Support

Campus Life

• Student Life: The university offers a vibrant campus life with various student organizations and activities.
• Athletics: Competitive sports teams and recreational athletic programs are available for students.
• Activities: A range of cultural, social, and educational activities enrich the student experience.
• Student Housing: On-campus housing options provide a convenient and immersive living experience.
• Benny's Campus Store: A one-stop shop for all student needs, from textbooks to college merchandise.

Student Services

• Student Affairs: The university is dedicated to supporting students' personal and academic growth.
• Health & Wellness: Services include counseling, health education, and medical care to ensure students' well-being.
• The AccessAbility Center/Student Disability Services: Support is provided to ensure equal access to education for students with disabilities.
• LGBTQ+ Student Center: A safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ students, offering resources and community.
• CCNY Navigate: A tool designed to help students navigate college life, from academics to personal issues.
• Immigrant Student Resource and Research Center: Support and resources are available for immigrant students.

Giving Back

• Donate Now: Opportunities are available for alumni and friends to give back to the college.
• Giving: Information on how to make a gift, including different types of gifts and their impact.
• How to Make a Gift: Details on the process of making a donation.
• CCNY Giving: Make-A-Will: Information on planned giving and how it can benefit the college.
• Types of Gifts: Overview of the various types of donations that can be made.
• NYS Charitable Tax Contributions Credit: Details on tax benefits for charitable donations.

NOAA-CESSRST Program

Overview

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Educational Partnership Program with Minority Serving Institution (EPP/MSI) CESSRST II is a consortium aimed at training students to join the NOAA mission enterprise workforce. The program focuses on remote sensing applied to earth, atmospheric, environmental, and marine sciences.

Research and Training

• The center conducts research consistent with NOAA's Science Goals and Missions.
• Recruitment and training focus on mentoring undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students into scientific and engineering disciplines specializing in remote sensing.
• Collaboration with NOAA line offices, including the National Weather Service (NWS), Office of Atmospheric Research (OAR), and National Ocean Services (NOS), enhances the program's impact and relevance.

Thematic Research & Education Projects

These projects are designed to address NOAA's main missions of Sciences, Services, and Stewardships, ensuring that the research and education provided are aligned with national priorities and needs.