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Continuing and Professional StudiesCUNY continuing education programs, courses and certificates offer an unrivaled array of opportunities for career advancement and professional development, skill development, and personal growth, all for affordable prices, on flexible schedules, and at locations throughout New York City. Find the Right Program for YOU at a CUNY Campus » |
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Explore these Spotlight Programs and the diverse courses, workshops, and events at each CUNY College.
BARUCH IS COOKING!
Spotlight on Baruch College
In these hard economic times, New Yorkers are returning to their long-neglected kitchens. In this new and innovative program at Baruch College, students who want to overcome their dependence on take-out food can discover their inner chefs through a comprehensive program in the culinary arts.
GREENING CERTIFICATE IN THE URBAN FOOD SYSTEM
Spotlight on Kingsborough Community College
The Center for Economic and Workforce Development (CEWD) at Kingsborough Community College is pleased to offer a new Greening Certificate in the Urban Food System, designed to support the operational and financial changes taking place in this sector. Classes discuss urban farming, food processing operations, commercial kitchens, and the "green" triple bottom line.
NATIONAL EMERGENCY GRANTS FOR CUNY TUITION
Spotlight on Availability of NEG funds
Students at CUNY colleges throughout New York City have begun using National Emergency Grant funds that they have received from the New York State Department of Labor to pay tuition in continuing education and degree programs. NEG funds are available to individuals who have been dislocated from the finance industry owing to a mass layoff or a business closing. Eligible students should contact individual colleges to learn more.
THE 50+ CLUB
Spotlight on Queensborough Community College
The 50+ Club continues to grow with new offerings in the arts, humanities, technology, health, fitness and career development for students 50 years and above. Club members enjoy membership privileges, including over 30 tuition-based courses at Queensborough Community College, and meet new friends and colleagues.
