Tuesday, December 10, 2024 | 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm | Zoom
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Inquirer editors Hollis Glaser (Speech, Communications, and Theatre Arts) and Holly Messitt (English)
Presenters
Michelle Ronda (Social Sciences, Human Services, and Criminal Justice)
Lisa Rose (Social Sciences, Human Services, and Criminal Justice)
Description
BMCC is supporting justice-impacted students in two important ways: through direct and academic services from Project Impact, as well as through our new partnership with John Jay College’s Prison to College Pathways program, which is actively seeking interested faculty to teach in a prison upstate. We are also now offering CUNY’s very first college degree in prison: An AA in Liberal Arts at Otisville Correctional Facility. Learn more about the impact that these projects are making on justice-impacted students at this talk by Michelle Ronda and Lisa Rose, who are active in research in this area, as well as programming and services for justice-impacted students.
This talk is part of the Inquirer Talks series, which highlights the work of faculty who have published pieces in BMCC’s Inquirer. Inquirer is a journal devoted to teaching, learning, and scholarship at BMCC.
Read the full Inquirer article, entitled “BMCC and Justice-Impacted Student Support: Project Impact.”
View an interview with Michelle Ronda about this work in the video below.
Project Impact: A Public Community College Campus-Based Support
In this Voice episode, Michelle Ronda discusses her TC Record article, Project Impact: A Public Community College Campus-Based Support and Reentry Program for Justice Impacted Students in New York City. Read full article here: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/01614681241282159
Contact
Register here and you will receive a Zoom link via email. For more information about the event, email cetls@bmcc.cuny.edu. For more information about Inquirer, email Holly Messitt.
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