The Data Deluge: Understanding How to Visualize and Manage Data in the Transportation Industry
Ankush Karnik is one of the analysts who makes sense of large data sets by bridging gap between computer scientists and operational analysts. A project manager at Volanno, a woman-owned small business consulting firm based in Washington DC, he counts over fifteen years of experience in the ground transportation industry (at New Jersey Transit), finance (at Citibank) and has leveraged his skills in different industry sectors and is now working closely with the FAA to help derive actionable insights from aviation data.
St. John’s Claims Legends Classic Title in Overtime Thriller
After going off for 32 points just 24 hours earlier, Shamorie Ponds played the part of the hero once again on Tuesday night in his home borough. The junior guard exploded for 35 points in the championship tilt of the Legends Classic, leading the St. John's men's basketball team past VCU, 87-86, in overtime at Barclays Center.
Dr. Basilio Monteiro and Students win Best Paper Award at ICSB's Italy Conference
The International Council for Small Business (ICSB) held The Global Entrepreneurhsip Conference on October 4th and 5th, 2018 at Salerno University in Italy. Dr. Basilio Monteiro, Associate Professor in the Mass Communication Division, and three graduate students; Hope DeVito, Monica Mhatre, and Helena D. Peterson, presented their paper: Insidious Paradox of Sustainable Development: Case Studies of Goa (India) and Luozi (Congo)/Hallsberg (Sweden).
College of Professional Studies' Fall 2018 Reflections: The Innovation Journey
Dear CPS Community (Students, Alumni, Advisory Board Members, Faculty and Staff) As we come to the mid-point of our Fall 2018 term, I would like to take a minute to reflect on what innovation is and...
The College of Professional Studies Travels during the Global Entrepreneurship Week
Every year, for one week each November, several countries around the world celebrate entrepreneurship week organizing various events that promote entrepreneurship activities and connect aspiring...
20 Questions With...
Raj Chetty, Ph.D., joined St. John’s in 2013 as an Assistant Professor of English. His research focuses on Caribbean literature and culture, postcolonial literary studies, Black/African diaspora studies, and performance studies. He also teaches world literatures in English and postcolonial literature and theory.
From Ideation to Realization: Student Entrepreneurs Promote Their Products at Annual Pitch Johnny
In a spirited bid to claim the next big idea, St. John’s University students gathered on the Queens, NY, campus for a day of flexing their entrepreneurial muscles before judges who included professors and industry professionals at the second annual Pitch Johnny Competition.
A Commitment to Veterans: Past, Present, and Future
Veterans Day celebrates the millions of men and women who answered their country’s call to serve in its armed forces.
CPS Celebrates Fashion Studies Program Launch
The College of Professional Studies Celebrated the Fashion Studies Program Launch with a visit from FABSCRAP: Sustainable Fabric Company, and an opportunity to see the latest in designer fabric!
Future Johnnies Turn out in Record Numbers for Fall Open House
Seeking a closer look at campus life and learning at St. John’s University, a record number of eager high school juniors, seniors, and their families made the trip to Queens, NY, for the University’s first Open House of the fall semester on Saturday, October 13.