Women's Studies Certificate  Program

Faculty, Staff, & Students

Fellowships

Resources

Events

 
   
   
   
   


WELCOME!

Since 1977, the Center for the Study of Women and Society has promoted interdisciplinary feminist scholarship. The focus of the Center's research agenda is the study of gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, class and nation in relationship to the experiences of women and men in societies around the world.

The Center co-sponsors with the Women's Studies Certificate Program intellectual exchange symposia and lectures--- among scholars within CUNY as well as with visiting scholars. The Center also seeks to collaborate with grassroots and professional organizations.

CONTACT

Center for the Study of Women and Society
Anne Humpherys, Director
365 Fifth Avenue, Room 5116
New York, NY 10016
Phone: 212.817.8895
Fax: 212.817.2988
http://web.gc.cuny.edu/womencenter

Send questions and/or comments to:
AHumpherys@gc.cuny.edu




THE COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM (CCF)

The mission of the College and Community Fellowship (CCF) is to eliminate the individual and social barriers to education and civic participation of formerly incarcerated men and women and their families. Through our myriad activities and programs, CCF addresses the educational, economic, and political needs of formerly incarcerated women and men in the NY metropolitan area, working in concert with other organizations to enhance their successful re-entry.


CCF Goals

  • Strengthen and expand our educational program, including mentoring, tuition support, and academic support of formerly incarcerated men and women
  • Address the expanding career development needs of our fellows, alumni, and other formerly incarcerated people who are seeking employment that is congruent with their levels of education
  • Link with local, state, and federal reentry agencies and criminal justice organizations to explore the development of a local and national agenda promoting education as an alternative in and after prison
  • Develop the leadership of CCF fellows as part of local and national criminal justice reform organizations, coalitions, and networks

CCF Web Site: http://www.collegeandcommunity.org/

 

Board of Directors

Board Chair, Peter Bakstansky, Former Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Jeanne Caraley, Teacher
The Summit School

Hayley Pessin, Psychologist
Sloan-Kettering and others

Dr. Patricia Clough, Director
Center for the Study of Women and Society Graduate Center/CUNY

Pauline Green
Bailey House, Outreach Coordinator

Dr. Manolo Guzman
Department of Sociology, Marymount Manhattan College

Micki Hidalgo
Bailey House, Outreach Coordinator

Martina Moss Leonard
Former Assistant to the President of Marymount College

Barbara Martinsons, President
AVJ Management Corporation

Felicia Samuels Rickett
Law Clerk

Vivian Nixon, Soros Justice Fellowship Minister
First Episcopal District AME Church

Jan Warren Agostaro, Law Office Assistant
College & Community Fellowship


Staff

Catherine Onyemelukwe, CFRE
Executive Director

Susan Kasloff, MA
Academic Counselor

Ricardo Martinez
Administrative Assistant

Lisa Semple
Development Consultant

Charlotte Horton
NYU Community Fund Intern

Dawn Stewart-Lookkin
Zephyr Johnson
Nick Williams
Social Justice Interns

Kimberly Cosgrove
Special Projects