Rome Campus Graduate Students Focus on Immigration Issues
Students enrolled in the Master of Arts program in Government and Politics in St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences explored a variety of topics involving immigration this past summer on the Rome, Italy, campus.
Dr. Andrea Licari and Ms. Tanya James Present: The Fashion and Technology Lecture Series
Dr. Andrea Licari co-hosts demo and lecture series on the Manhattan Campus to discuss the Fashion Industry and how it applies Technology within the its industry.
Dr. Bernard A. Jones, CPS Assistant Professor: General Session & Breakout Session Presenter at SURGE 2018
Dr. Bernard A. Jones served as a general & breakout session presenter at SURGE 2018, Assurance Software Inc’s Customer/User Conference held at the Chubb Hotel & Conference Surge 2018, Lafayette Hill, PA – October 28, 29 & 30.
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.
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...
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!
Graduate Students Reflect on Summer 2018 Internships
Graduate students in the M.A. Museum Administration, Ph.D. World History, and dual M.A./M.S. Public History/Library and Information Science programs secured competitive and prestigious internships for summer 2018 and reflect on the experiences they have gained.
Environmental Studies Program Offers Engaging Slate of Events for Fall 2018
The Environmental Studies program offered two exciting and engaging events for students in the fall 2018 semester: a “Bio Blitz” activity in Captain Tilly Park, and a well-attended lecture by artist Mary Mattingly.