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Registration Now Open for Summer ’23!

Queensborough's affordable and accessible summer sessions are a great way to get ahead and accelerate towards your degree.

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April is National Community College Month!

With affordability and access to high-quality certificate and degree programs, Queensborough is the best choice to begin or restart your college career!

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Venture Well OPEN Conference

Queensborough Community College Blackstone LaunchPad Students and Alumni Highlighted at the Venture Well OPEN conference, the Premier Innovation and Entrepreneurship Experience for Higher Education

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Future Forward: Announcing the One-Stop Technology Support and Service Center

Queensborough to establish a single point of contact for community technology support and service needs.

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Queensborough Celebrates Women's History Month 2023

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Common Read Spring '23: The Beauty in Breaking, by Michele Harper

Mirroring the challenges and diversity of the injuries the author treats as a physician, her book engages with a myriad of issues including domestic abuse, mental illness, and racial injustice.

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You're Invited: Partners for Progress

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March is Advisement Month!

You will soon be able to register for Summer Session and Fall '23 - be sure to plan ahead to get the classes and schedule you need!

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Applying to QCC is easy!

The Office of Admissions is now offering On-the-Spot Admissions for the Summer and Fall 2023 semesters!

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Unlocking Student Success Through Belonging

Robin Hood Foundation Awards Queensborough $450,000 Grant to Create Male Resource Center

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STUDENT

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Names Four Queensborough Students Semifinalists in Highly Competitive, Nationwide Scholarship

On March 9, four students from Queensborough Community College/CUNY were selected as semifinalists of the Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. The Foundation awards community college students who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability, leadership, service, and a determination to complete their bachelor’s degrees at top four-year institutions.

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NEWS

Launch of QCC - Baruch Business Academy

Queensborough President Christine Mangino and Baruch College President S. David Wu met at Baruch College on November 22 to officially launch the QCC - Baruch Business Academy Partnership program. They were joined by Queensborough Interim Provost Sandra Palmer, Dean Michael Pullin, and Business department Chair and Associate Professor Sebastian Murolo; along with Baruch Provost Linda Essig and Zicklin’s Associate Dean Kannan Mohan, Executive Director Sonali Hazarika, and Director Anne Forman.

FACULTY

The Joy of Writing for Children of All Ages, All Faiths, and All Backgrounds The Long-Lost Fabled Mariah, A Forgotten Xmas Story is about an ancient forgotten, female Christmas spirit that emerges from the past to remind children how their specialness can transform a village. Its message transcends a single holiday and includes December celebrations from other cultures and faiths around the world, reflecting the themes of racial, gender, equity, and inclusion that Queensborough continues to address and celebrate.

STUDENT

CUNY Prepared QCC Alum Ricky Panayoty For a Promising Career in the Legal Field

After honing his leadership skills at Queensborough and graduating magna cum laude from City College, Ricky Panayoty is making his mark studying public interest at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. He's determined to improve access to legal services for Black communities. “CUNY prepared me leadership-wise, academically and socially to be prepared for law school. Knowing how to interact with attorneys and academically apply law analytically as a law student,” said Ricky.

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NEWS

300+ Queensborough Students Benefit from Community’s Thanksgiving Generosity

CUNY Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez, Assembly Member David Weprin, Monica Gutierrez, Director of Education for Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, and Brett Swanson, Senior Manager, Community Affairs & Social Impact at Grubhub, were among local officials and community partners joining Queensborough Community College President Dr. Christine Mangino and the Committee on Food Insecurity on Wednesday, November 22, to distribute donated groceries and fresh turkeys to more than 300 Queensborough students.

FACULTY

On Sunday, Andrea Salis's Wish to Race the NYC Marathon Came True

"I've always loved to run” remarked Andrea Salis, Ph.D. Chair, Health Physical Education and Dance Department at Queensborough.

A dedicated athlete and fitness enthusiast, Dr. Salis excelled in sports growing up and has continued to make fitness a priority in her life. She ran cross country in high school and has continued to be a disciplined runner even through the Covid-19 pandemic when she ran the virtual NYC Marathon in 2020.

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Queensborough Community College President Dr. Christine Mangino Named a 2022 Power Player in Education

Each month, PoliticsNY and amNY Metro produces a special section focused on different topics of interest throughout the NYC Boroughs and Upstate. This year, the focus is on the 2022 Power Players in Education. Dr. Christine Mangino, President of Queensborough Community College, is among those cited as an outstanding and influential educator.

Mangino, a champion of student success, inclusiveness and belonging, is the first in her family to attend college. She commented that, “I am deeply honored to be recognized--and to be in the company of such esteemed educators and colleagues.”

NEWS

Queensborough Community College faculty received over $80,000 in funding as part of CUNY’s historic Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies Initiative (BRESI)

Queensborough Community College faculty received over $80,000 in funding as part of CUNY’s historic Black, Race, and Ethnic Studies Initiative (BRESI).

More than 500 proposals were submitted from across CUNY and were evaluated by members of the BRESI Council and nine Benefits for Proposals (RFP) committees. A total of 126 proposals have been selected for funding, including those that demonstrated such qualities as innovation, focus and impact on development of ethnic studies, and sustainability; emphasis was also placed on representing a broad cross-section of the CUNY community. These awards have been conferred for a project term of September 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023.

FACULTY

Professor Mark M. Ulrich Expert feature on WalletHub Professor Mark M. Ulrich, Assistant Professor, Business, was featured in WalletHub's piece about credit cards with no foreign transaction fees. Read more of Ulrich's recent contribution on WalletHub.

NEWS

Ranked #1 in NYS, Queensborough is Top Community College

Queensborough Community College is the highest-ranked community college in New York State and is among the best community colleges in the country, according to a report released by WalletHub.com that compares more than 650 community colleges across 19 key indicators of quality and affordability. The data set ranged from the cost of in-state tuition and fees to each college’s student-faculty ratio and graduation rates.

It is the fifth year in a row Queensborough has been listed as a top institution of higher education by WalletHub for its education outcomes, career outcomes, and affordability.