Macaulay News

Professor Douglas Muzzio of the Baruch College School of Public Affairs seeks a Research Assistant for a project titled "'Herald Square' to Desk 137: The Reel American City Before Movies Talked." The faculty member will attend the Urban History Association annual meeting in October, presenting a paper on how American movies not only have “reflected”...

PRO-TV is currently in search of 5 teaching assistants that would work alongside the organization's Teaching Artists for a 6-week intensive. PRO-TV works with NYC youth from across the five boroughs, guiding them through the film-making process from conceptualizing a film straight through post-production and distribution at some of the most elite film festivals in...

If you have any unresolved issues with your MacBook, you must log them as a problem with AppleCare before the warranty expires. Please check that your laptop's CD/DVD drive, built-in camera, USB ports, headphone jack, keyboard, and trackpad are all functioning. If the hard drive is making clicking or knocking sounds, it is in danger...

May 25, 12pm–2pm, 35 W. 67th Street, Commons. All MSC members and at least one representative from all organizations are expected to attend. All other interested Macaulay students are welcome to attend. RSVP here IMPORTANT agenda items include: Second Annual Olympics & Spring Picnic (6/6/12) Overview & debriefing re: ALL Macaulay clubs/initiatives Class of 2016...

Before you embark on your next journey, please complete the Macaulay Honors College Experience Survey your opinions are extremely important. Please complete the survey no later than May 25th 2012. To access the survey, click on A.    https://services.mhc.cuny.edu/survey/B.    Login with your username and password (instructions are on the webpage)C.   Click on “Macaulay Honors College Experience...

Professor Edward Smaldone of the Queens College Aaron Copland School of Music seeks a Macaulay student to prepare for a trip and conservatory experience for 9 students.The professor will bring students to Perugia for the Month of July to compose and perform original music.  The students will perform the music they compose in Perugia, Assisi...

Professor Leonard Rodberg of the Queens College Urban Studies department seeks two Macaulay students to research health care reform.  The faculty member has worked  for a number of years on health care reform issues related particularly to proposals for national health insurance/single-payer plans. Professor Rodberg is also Research Director of Physicians for a National Health...

Congratulations to the Macaulay Honors College Class of 2012! Listed below are members of the Macaulay Honors College Class of 2012 and the honors, awards, scholarships, and fellowships they have reported to us. To keep the list more manageable, we have trimmed out dean's lists and president's lists designations--all Macaulay Honors College students, who are...

You are cordially invited to the inaugural Hertog Scholars lecture, entitled "How Great Books Changed My Life (And Still Do)," with Professor Alan Levine of American University. Thursday, May 24 at 4:30 p.m. at Macaulay Honors College, located at 35 W 67th Street. Room TBA. Dinner will be served after the lecture. Please RSVP to...

Law & Jurisprudence Course, LAW 2500H Offered through Baruch College, during the Fall 2012 term This seminar is an introduction to the rigorous study of law for Macaulay Honors College students. Like most courses offered in law school, it will employ the "case method," focusing on close readings of the primary sources of American law:...

The City University of New York is proud to offer an exciting Fall internship opportunity in New York City for selected students. The CUNY Women's Public Service Internship Program will provide highly qualified individuals the opportunity to “learn by doing” in the offices of selected legislators working to benefit women and promote women's issues in...

Prospect Park, Brooklyn: The Grecian Shelter & The Parade Grounds Between Parkside & Ocean Avenues, just off South Lake Drive. Wednesday, June 6th, 201212:00 noon - 4:00pm Click here for an interactive map. The students have voted and the results are in! The seven campuses will be competing in:BasketballDodgeballTouch FootballKickballSoccerUltimate FrisbeeVolleyball Students/campuses will also be...

Sheffield Haworth, an industry leading global financial services executive search firm, has an opening for another Macaulay student in Financial Services.  The firm's senior consultants lead overviews covering related areas of financial services. The intern will examine the relationship between competitors’ overall market and industry trends, provide insight and actionable recommendations to internal users and...

1. Apocalypse, Before and After: Tuesdays 3:00p-5:30p Belief in the imminent destruction of the world and time itself emerged in the ancient world.  Despite the fact that “the Apocalypse” has not arrived for over two millennia, the belief continues to ferment fear and fascination and has become more widespread than ever.  In this course, we...

Ruth Barral '12 (Lehman) and Stephanie Fox '12 (Hunter) will be working with Teach for America. Congratulations!

Working for Let's Get Ready is a great opportunity to build important experience in these areas while engaging your community in new ways and being a friend and role model to younger students. Let's Get Ready envisions a world where students from all socioeconomic backgrounds have equal access to the support they need to reach...

Two trips to the sweaty, crimson planes of Clarksdale, MI. Two trips to the little valley of the Gods, Teluride, CO.  Innumerable A-train crossings of Jamaica Bay to Broad Channel: the MTA's loftiest passage!  My time working on films with Professor Lee Quinby could be traced by these lines of flight, beginning my sophomore year...

The Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute has openings for Macaulay interns in the areas of Research, Graphic Design/Web Development, Financial Literacy, and Election 2012. The mission of Roosevelt House is three-fold—to educate students in public policy and human rights, to support faculty research, and to foster creative dialogue. Research Internswill help develop public programming and...

Macaulay students can intern in the Money Laundering Unit and Crime Proceeds Strike Force within the Criminal Prosecutions Bureau. Interns will assist the attorneys and support staff. This could include, but not be limited to, analyzing bank and credit card records; creating databases and spreadsheets of financial information in order to establish paper trails for...

The NYC Service Fellowship offers a unique opportunity to obtain practical City government experience in the areas of volunteerism and community service at the City level. The centerpiece of this year-long fellowship, offered to recent college graduates, is a work experience at NYC Service — Mayor Michael R Bloomberg’s comprehensive program to engage more New...