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Welcome to Summer Sessions! ☀️​
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Session 1️⃣ kicks off today. Session 2️⃣ begins July 6th.​
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Use your summer to stay on track or get ahead! 🌟

Here’s a look behind-the-scenes from the Academic Excellence Awards as students lined up and gathered with Interim President Milton Santiago and Marling Sone, VP of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, before the ceremony. ​
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Congratulations once again to all of our honorees for their outstanding academic accomplishments. ✨ 🎓

With a National Science Foundation grant of more than $190,000, Xi Sisi Shen, an assistant professor in the Mathematics Department, will research how curved shapes behave and change in the setting of complex geometry. City Tech students will benefit from a paid summer research program which launches this summer. ​
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Read more 👉 https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/news/?id=2294

Cheers to the end of another successful semester and to everything you accomplished along the way! ​
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Have a great summer! ☀️

🚨Attn Students: ​
Your old email account (.cuny.edu) will be discontinued Friday, June 22.​ If you have not already done so, please access your new email account immediately. ​You must set up Microsoft Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and log in using your CUNY Login credentials.​
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For assistance, contact the Student IT Help Desk at 718-260-4900.​
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More info​: https://it.citytech.cuny.edu/cuny-email.aspx

The Humanities Department brought global sounds to City Tech during “Jay St MashUp,” an evening of music, dance and cultural celebration with performances inspired by traditions from Colombia, Bali, Cuba and beyond. 🎶 🌎 💃🏻​
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The event also featured City Tech’s student music club performing covers of Radiohead, Nirvana and more, helping fill the Academic Complex with rhythm, energy and community throughout the evening.​
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The concert reflects the department’s ongoing commitment to bringing diverse artistic and cultural experiences to the City Tech community.​

Finals week begins today. 📚💪​
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It’s time for the final push of the spring semester. Find your study spot, review those notes, finish strong on presentations and projects and don’t forget to take breaks and get some rest along the way.​ You’ve made it this far, now finish strong, City Tech.​

Congratulations to Jennifer Sears-Pigliucci, associate professor of English and co-coordinator of the minor in creative writing, on being named City Tech’s 2026–2027 Scholar on Campus. Recognized during the Scholarship Day celebration, Sears-Pigliucci was honored for her contributions to scholarship, creativity and research that enrich the academic life of the College community.​
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The event also recognized Shelley E. Smith, co-director of Faculty Commons, professor and former chair of the Department of Architecture, as City Tech’s inaugural Master Mentor. ​
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Faculty and student winners from last fall’s research poster sessions, as well as new grant recipients, were also honored.​
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Reginald Blake, associate provost and dean, curriculum and research, stated, “This year’s prestigious ceremony was uniquely special as we, for the first time, highlighted the critical role and intersection of scholarship and mentorship. They are indeed inextricably linked, and celebrating both together aligned well and made for a richer, more holistic scholarship day event.”​
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Congratulations to all of the honorees!​
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Read the full story 👉https://www.citytech.cuny.edu/news/?id=2291 ​

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