Come join us during Disability Awareness Week at KCC for a Screening and Discussion of Dan and Samuel Habib’s latest film, “The Ride Ahead!” The film takes us on Samuel’s journey to college and adulthood, what it means to be "independent," and how to navigate relationships, work, and take risks to grow!
Prepare for the KCC Spring Job & Internship Fair on Wednesday, April 9th by attending this Job Fair Preparation workshop. Learn what to wear, what to bring, what to do to present yourself in the best possible way to employers, which employers will be present and more. Limited supply of giveaways will be provided for students.
The walk will be held at Kingsborough Community College on April 2nd in observance of World Autism Awareness Day and in support of our community members on the Autism Spectrum. The walk is being planned, sponsored, and executed by the KCC Students Unlimited Club. Find us on IG @students_unlimited_kcc Before the walk, there will be a panel of Autistic students discussing what it is like to be a student on the Autism spectrum. This will be an opportunity for walkers to learn more about Autism from KCC students
Read to 3 & 4 year olds every Thursday Open to all Education students EDC 200 students will receive 2 hours of field work credit. Scan the QR code for more info, and to sign up for a time slot
The Education Club is a space for students to come together to learn more about child development, parenting, teaching, and working with youth. We also support each other, while we navigate life as college students. We are a close-knit community that comes together on a weekly basis for conversation. We are committed to planning community service events each semester to advocate for out community, important topics in education, local schools, and more. ZoomMeeting ID: 852 2962 8638Passcode: 608995
Queer Care: Unleashing Our Power Established in 2021, the CUNY LGBTQI+ Student Conference is an annual event that brings together LGBTQI+ students from across CUNY who are interested in learning more about leadership and creating change on our campuses and broader communities. What does leadership for social change look like? What does an inclusive CUNY look like? This free conference encompasses food, workshops, a resource fair, a keynote address, and most importantly, bringing together queer & trans students, faculty and staff, and allies. This conference is held at a new CUNY college every year. Reach out to your CUNY LGBTQI+ Council representatives for more information on this conference and how to get involved! This event is organized by the CUNY LGBTQI+ Council. Participation in this Pride event is made possible due to generous funding from the New York City Council Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual Caucus and the Office of the Mayor, and supported by The LaGuardia and Wagner Archives.
Read to 3 & 4 year olds every Thursday Open to all Education students EDC 200 students will receive 2 hours of field work credit. Scan the QR code for more info, and to sign up for a time slot
The Education Club is a space for students to come together to learn more about child development, parenting, teaching, and working with youth. We also support each other, while we navigate life as college students. We are a close-knit community that comes together on a weekly basis for conversation. We are committed to planning community service events each semester to advocate for out community, important topics in education, local schools, and more. ZoomMeeting ID: 852 2962 8638Passcode: 608995
Join us for a day of inspiring presentations, engaging workshops, and valuable networking opportunities as we focus on a timely and pressing theme in our field: Minding Tensions in Education: Navigating Practices Within and Beyond the Policy Lines. We have a dynamic program planned, featuring passionate advocates and interactive sessions designed to engage educators, students and administrators at all levels.
Empower your team with a broad view of who our customers are in early childhood education. Learn skills like effective communication to problem-solving techniques by engaging in scenarios during breakout rooms. Whether handling inquiries, resolving issues, or fostering lasting relationships, our training ensures your team is equipped to exceed customer expectations and drive brand loyalty.
The Kingsborough Tapestry Project will take place at a series of events over the course of the Spring 2025 semester and provide all members of the Kingsborough community with artmaking opportunities designed to build a greater sense of community on campus. Why collage art? Collage is an artform that many people can do; it is made by piecing together different images and materials to create something unique. It also offers participants a chance to slow down, look closely, reflect, socialize, and get to know fellow participants. What happens after one makes their collage square? After making your collage, we will photograph it and include a copy of it in a large mural-size tapestry of all our community’s collages. This tapestry will hang on display in the Hall of Flags and be featured at Kingsborough’s 60th Commencement Ceremony held at the Coney Island Amphitheater on June 18, 2025. You get to keep your original collage artwork. If you are graduating, you could even use it to decorate the top of your graduation cap as it is the perfect size! Earth Day Celebration in the COVE (more details to follow)
Read to 3 & 4 year olds every Thursday Open to all Education students EDC 200 students will receive 2 hours of field work credit. Scan the QR code for more info, and to sign up for a time slot
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