Episodes
Published 09/29/11
An Evening with Julian Bond and James Forman Jr.
Published 09/28/11
Published 09/28/11
QC alumna Sandra Bryan, coordinator, New York State Court Interpreting Services, discusses the challenges and rewards of a career as a court interpreter in this CUNY-TV “Study With the Best” feature.
Published 04/04/11
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk: Gail Pizzigati, Queens College BA '79, who talks about her experience volunteering in the "survivor's tent." Huge Opportunity to Become a Court Interpreter Today: Sandra Byran, a Queens College graduate, is a Coordinator for NYS Court Interpreting Services and discusses what it takes to be a court interpreter.
Published 02/22/11
Dr. Alexander Bauer, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Associate Director, Sinop Regional Archaeological Project, Turkey, discusses the enthusiastic responses of students who he accompanied to an archaeological dig site in Turkey.
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Dr. Azriel Genack, Distinguished Professor of Physics, talks about the many opportunities QC offers students to assist in research projects.
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Dr. Christos Ioannides, Director, Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies and Associate Professor of Urban Studies, talks about the high degree of cross-cultural exchange between Greek students and students from a diversity of other cultures that typify his classes.
Published 01/24/11
Claudia Perry, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Library and Information Studies, finds she learns from her students and colleagues as much as she teaches them.
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Published 01/24/11
Richard McCoy (English) recounts a recent the surprises he experienced taking students to see a Shakespeare production in Manhattan.
Published 01/24/11
Sima Gerber (Linguistics & Communications Disorders) describes the inspiration her students experience in dealing with children with a diversity of communications issues.
Published 01/24/11
Susan Rotenberg (Chemistry and Biochemistry) describes how she's observed students create their own paths in their education at Queens College.
Published 01/24/11
Susan Turkel, Associate Professor of Elementary & Early Childhood Education, describes how after many years of teaching she remains in awe of the effect diversity has in producing a stimulating classroom environment.
Published 01/24/11