Personal Statement Workshop
Applying for graduate school or a scholarship? Concerned about making the best impression you can make? Worried about using the word “I” too much? Then attend our workshop on writing a Personal Statement!
Applying for graduate school or a scholarship? Concerned about making the best impression you can make? Worried about using the word “I” too much? Then attend our workshop on writing a Personal Statement!
How to Improve Your Math Reading, Homework and Study Techniques: In this workshop, students will learn the specific processes for reading their math textbook that gives them the knowledge necessary to be an independent worker and connects their reading with their notes from class. October 2: 11:00, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00 October 4: 11:00, 1:00 […]
Mastering your public persona can seem daunting. But never fear! In this workshop you will learn how to harness your personal superpowers. You will discover how to walk with confidence, speak with clarity, and engage others in memorable and meaningful ways. Presenter: Harriet Cole This is the first of three (3) Student Leadership Colloquium Events. […]
Have you ever spent hours reading your textbook or an article for class, only to discover that you don’t remember any of it? Have you ever used your highlighter so much that the entire page turned yellow? Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of reading you have to do for your classes? Then […]
Are you applying for graduate school or a scholarship? Are you concerned about making the best impression you can make? Do you worry about using the word “I” too much? Then attend our workshop on The Personal Statement!
Every month the Office of the Arts invites working professionals in various arts disciplines to speak with Hunter College students about their career trajectory and their insights on building a career in the arts. Admission is free and open to all Hunter College students. This month: Rebecca Zuber (Senior Production Director) and Elysa Marden (Vice […]
Session 6: How to Remember What You Have Learned In this workshop, students will learn about the memory process, review examples in both classroom learning and independent learning environments, and develop strategies for successful recall. October 11: 11:00, 1:00 October 16: 10:00, 11:00, 5:00 October 17: 11:00, 4:00, 6:00 October 22: 12:00, […]
Wed. October 30, 1:10-3pm Hunter College Library, Rm 602A/B This month: Interested in sound or technical production? Scott Lehrer (Sound Designer for Broadway, TV, Radio, etc.) and Allison Dabdoub (Sound Engineer, BAM) have established prolific and distinguished careers in Sound Design and Engineering at some of the leading arts institutions in NYC. About Office of […]
Have you ever spent hours reading your textbook or an article for class, only to discover that you don’t remember any of it? Have you ever used your highlighter so much that the entire page turned yellow? Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the amount of reading you have to do for your classes? Then […]
To mark the 50th anniversary of its Department of Africana and Puerto Rican/Latino Studies—one of the first academic departments in the nation to combine Africana studies and Puerto Rican/Latino studies—Hunter College will present a two-day symposium on October 17 and 18 bringing together scholars, current and former students, and community leaders to reflect on the […]