Queens College Student Services

If you meet the qualifications listed below, you may be able to attend the City University of New York for free through the Excelsior Scholarship! Apply at cuny.edu/excelsior

📣CUNY students, there is a Scholarship opportunity available now for NYCHA residents. See flyer details to apply by July 14th!

Baruch College President S. David Wu and Queens College President Frank Wu once again makes City and State NY's annual Power of Diversity: Asian 100 list. Sudha Setty marks her first time on the list as incoming dean of CUNY School of Law.

A grant to QC will help the Godwin-Ternbach Museum, Queens College continue to support curriculum priorities in middle and high schools. Awarded by the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS) program, the grant funds use of the museum collections to develop interdisciplinary lesson plans aimed at teaching “hard history.” The two-year, $20,000 grant was secured by Maria Pio (GTM) and School of Education faculty Jay Shuttleworth, David Gerwin, and Susan McCullough.

Read more in The QView: https://conta.cc/3ynPTwR

Queens College President Frank Wu discusses the importance of AAPI Heritage Month Throughout the month of May, CBS News New York is celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage.

Want to learn about NYCHA-CUNY (The City University of New York) Resident Scholarship Program? Join an info session to learn about the online application process and how to apply.

Registration details below:
Apr 28: 9am-10am or 6pm-7pm: https://on.nyc.gov/3EoeSkH

More scholarship info: http://on.nyc.gov/nycha-cuny

Team USA CAMP PHOTO TIME😁📸🇺🇸

A look at all the women in attendance at 2022 Toyota USA Women's Selection Camp. Everyone sporting a new jersey courtesy of our great friends at Nike.

LaGuardia Community College President Kenneth Adams joined Joe Torresto discuss a new academy with Queens College that aims to help students from underrepresented communities break into STEM fields. http://ow.ly/UJSK50IC6sf

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American style dining. If you are left handed, after resting the knife at the top, do not switch. Keep the fork in your left to enjoy your portions.