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Jacqueline M. Cofield Receives Three National Dissertation Awards from the American Educational Research Association - School of Education

04/07/2026

Congratulations to Jacqueline Cofield on her dissertation awards!

Jacqueline M. Cofield Receives Three National Dissertation Awards from the American Educational Research Association - School of Education Dr. Jacqueline M. Cofield, Assistant Adjunct Professor in the Hunter College School of Education, has received three 2026 Outstanding Dissertation…

04/03/2026

April 29, 2026, is Hunter College's first-ever Giving Day, and it's powered by YOU! On , supporters come together to invest in what matters most to them, from student scholarships and academic programs, to research, wellness, and campus initiatives. Your gift helps Hunter students cross the bridge from potential to achievement, becoming the leaders, educators, nurses, and innovators our world needs. Together, we ensure Hunter continues to rise, adapt, and thrive, building a stronger college, a stronger city, and a stronger world.

Hunter College Giving Day 2026 Hunter Giving Day is April 29! Help bridge the future for students. Join me!

02/24/2026

There is still time to apply for the Fall 2026 semester! Join and upcoming session to learn more! RSVP link in Bio

02/05/2026

Ready to make a difference in inclusive classrooms? Hunter College’s Special Education graduate programs prepare you to support diverse learners through expert mentorship, and evidence-based practice. Hear directly from our faculty and students and join a community of educators transforming lives across NYC and beyond.
Learn more at education.hunter.cuny.edu/sped

01/30/2026

February admissions events! Registration link in bio

12/30/2025

Kick off the new year by exploring the many programs and opportunities available at Hunter’s School of Education! Registration link in bio

12/30/2025

Kick off the new year by learning about the many programs Hunter’s School of Education has to offer!
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12/09/2025

Graduate students of the “Teaching Science” course visited the American Museum of Natural History. After breakfast in the Planetarium's Department of Astrophysics, course instructor Dr. Dennis M. Robbins led them on tour of the museum exhibition halls. It was fantastic day of planets and stars, rocks and gems, dinosaurs and whales, and fun and community.