A Virtual Town Hall co-sponsored by the MCNY Faculty Council and MCNY Library Our panel of experts will discuss the “FACTS” and “MYTHS” surrounding the COVID-19 vaccines with a focus on how the coronavirus pandemic is [...]
Staten Island Chaplain Delivers Ashes to Essential Workers By Bree Driscoll, Spectrum NY1 Staten Island Holly Bonner wasn't planning on anointing anyone with ashes on location for Ash Wednesday. The newly ordained Chaplin conducts most [...]
The MCNY Community is proud of Emergency and Disaster Management Professor George Contreras! March 3rd, 2021 has been proclaimed "George Contreras Appreciation Day" by Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer. Join us in congratulating Professor Contreras [...]
Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY), 2018 Human Services alumnus Chaplain Kelvin O. Howell Jr. is what leadership looks like in Human Services and Social Justice. Please join us in congratulating him [...]
Dr. Philip M. Dodd-Nufrio is a professor in The School for Public Affairs and Administration at the Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY). He is an officially elected NJ District Delegate for the Democratic National [...]
Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on College Teaching: The Unexpected Benefits and their Consequences has been published in the Mathematics Teaching-Research Journal online, Vol 12, N3. THE MOST CHALLENGING WEEK EVER Starting on March 10, [...]
George W. Contreras Special to the USA TODAY NETWORK/lohud On Oct. 26, there were more than 8.6 million cases of COVID-19 and nearly 226,000 deaths in the United States. At the global level, there are [...]
We cannot mask and glove the changes in our world each day. Since March 2020, we’ve experienced an unprecedented shift in our way of life due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. This shift is guiding us toward our [...]
By Michael Schoch, LEC Writing Specialist Most MCNY students are adult learners who commute to school, work jobs, and raise families—characteristics that label them “non-traditional” college students. But, as Madeline St. Amour observes in a recent article in Inside Higher Ed, this demographic will soon represent the majority of higher education students. This is [...]
By Nathan Schiller, Director of Academic Support MCNY students are smart, passionate, driven, dedicated. They go to classes, work demanding jobs, and care for their families. Last semester, when coronavirus abruptly changed the nature of [...]
