Recent CUNY BA Award Winners
Noah Ginsburg (Sustainable Energy)
Recipient of two scholarships through his service last year as a City Year corps member. City Year is an Americorps program. He received the standard Americorps education award of $4,725 plus the Seinfeld Scholarship of $10,000 per year, renewable for four years. This scholarship was awarded to five City Year corps members in NYC for outstanding service.
Catherine Granton (At Risk Females and Environmental Education)
Outward Bound Scholarship: Chosen by Outward Bound Wilderness for a scholarship matched by the Kingsborough Community College Foundation for an Outward Bound Wilderness course for women.
Kayhan Irani, (Theatre and Social Change)
In 2007 she was awarded a certificate of recognition by Mayor Bloomberg, as part of Immigrant History Week, for her arts work in immigrant communities. She is currently co-editing a volume of essays, to be published by Routledge in 2008, “Telling Stories to Change the World” about projects around the world that use storytelling as a way of creating social justice.
Linda Jandejskova (Multimedia Arts and Cultural Studies)
Kaye scholar with CCNY and a Thomas W. Smith Fellow; now preparing for VSC art residency in January - a 4 week studio painting at the Vermont Studio Center.
Recipient of two scholarships through his service last year as a City Year corps member. City Year is an Americorps program. He received the standard Americorps education award of $4,725 plus the Seinfeld Scholarship of $10,000 per year, renewable for four years. This scholarship was awarded to five City Year corps members in NYC for outstanding service.
Catherine Granton (At Risk Females and Environmental Education)
Outward Bound Scholarship: Chosen by Outward Bound Wilderness for a scholarship matched by the Kingsborough Community College Foundation for an Outward Bound Wilderness course for women.
Kayhan Irani, (Theatre and Social Change)
In 2007 she was awarded a certificate of recognition by Mayor Bloomberg, as part of Immigrant History Week, for her arts work in immigrant communities. She is currently co-editing a volume of essays, to be published by Routledge in 2008, “Telling Stories to Change the World” about projects around the world that use storytelling as a way of creating social justice.
Linda Jandejskova (Multimedia Arts and Cultural Studies)
Kaye scholar with CCNY and a Thomas W. Smith Fellow; now preparing for VSC art residency in January - a 4 week studio painting at the Vermont Studio Center.
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posted by Beth at
9:59 AM
3 Comments:
Linda Jandejskova- I met you at the Thomas W. Smith Ceremony. I wanted to say congrats on you residency at VSC. In the summer of 2006 Jon Gregg, who is the founder of VSC, rode across the country (Oregon to New Hampshire)on a bicycle with a group I lead. He is a great guy and I know you will enjoy your time there. I hear it is a very special place. If you see this message, please tell Jon that I send my regards. Michelle Sahli.
Michelle, I am just about to leave for VSC and should see Jon soon, so I will get a chance to say hello for you. I am really looking forward to go. Thanks for your comment and all the best for 08!
Linda
Linda, enjoy your stay and let us know how it went when you get back!
michelle
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