December

December 2018 (14 Articles)

• New Study: Aspects of NYC Mayor’s Embattled Renewal Schools Program are Worth Saving

  Students in Renewal high schools that were using the Strategic Inquiry program were nearly two-and-a half times more likely to be on track to graduate

• Nourishing Others’ Careers

  A gift from the estate of Gwen Laidlaw is supporting Yara Gholmie, Ph.D., Nutrition Education

• It’s a Natural, for the Holidays and After

  A partnership created by CulinArt is enabling TC to eat local (and healthy)

• Soundtrack for a New Era

  TC’s musical talents were on display during inauguration week

• Research and Practice: An Inauguration Week symposium revisits an age-old combination

• Confronting the Elephant in the Classroom

  Kossoff Lecturer Richard Carranza takes on segregation in New York City’s schools

• Making a gift to TC at year-end?

  We can help!

• And Speaking of the New President…

  A gallery of quotes from the people who spoke at President Bailey’s inauguration

• The Power of “We”: Creating Pathways for all to Flourish

• “Creating Pathways Where There Were None Before”

  by Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz

• Writing a New Chapter

  Inaugurated as TC’s 11th President, Thomas R. Bailey calls for the College to marshal “the power of we” to create paths for all to flourish

• A Matter of Degree

  A college diploma looms larger than ever. So do the challenges to getting one. TC is on the case.

• Coming Together in Good Times and Trying Times

  Tuesday, December 4, 2018

• With a Golden Ticket, Doing What He Was Meant to Do

  Abby M. O’Neill Fellow Jonathan Buckingham