Ron Moelis Social Entrepreneurship Fellowship Celebrates its Third Cohort of John Jay Students

“We are driven to develop new curricular offerings that reflect the energy and growth in this new field of social entrepreneurship that is transforming how we think about social justice.” — Charlotte...

John Jay’s Gateway Math Courses See a Boost in Student Success

Dante Tawfeeq, Ph.D., Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science , and Director of the Math Foundations and Quantitative Reasoning (MFQR) Program, has witnessed...

Pre-Law Institute Benefit Breakfast Focuses on Diversity in the Legal Profession

The Pre-Law Institute (PLI) strives to help John Jay students and alumni build their academic and professional skills, prep for the LSAT, and advise them on their law school applications, all in...

Carissa Stump ’20 Fortifies Her Interest in Psychology During Study Abroad in Sweden

A study abroad experience can open up a world of possibilities and opportunities for John Jay students; they’re immersing themselves in different cultures, meeting new people, engaging in exciting...

Three Cuny Colleges — Hostos, John Jay, And City College — In Collaboration With The School Of Visual Arts Celebrate The 500th Anniversary Of Havana

“La Habana 500: A New York Salute To A Timeless City” November 12-15, 2019 Three City University of New York campuses —Hostos Community College, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and The City...

Fall 2019 Graduate and Professional School Fair Provides Opportunities for Postgraduate Education

“We want all of our students to reach their full potential and postgraduate education is another step in that direction.” — Charles Robert Davidson The fall 2019 Graduate and Professional School Fair...

¡Adelante! Students Celebrate Their Latinx Roots

“¡Adelante! has made me feel like I stand out and am not just another face in the crowd.” – Ara Hubbard ’23 As a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) John Jay understands the importance of celebrating...

Gohar Petrossian’s Book Talk Examines the Factors that Make Illegal Fishing Possible

Criminal activity can happen anywhere, including the open ocean. During her October 10 book talk for The Last Fish Swimming, Gohar Petrossian, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and...

Josmerlyn Santos Jimenez ’21 Strengthens her Latinx Roots During Her Semester Abroad in Spain

To continue with John Jay’s celebration of Latinx Heritage Month , we spoke to ¡Adelante! student Josmerlyn Santos Jimenez ’21, a double major in Human Services and Community Justice and Spanish,...

Brian Bikram ’20 Explores his Passion for Anthropology in Australia

Je’nee Fisher ’20 Deepens Her Understanding of Criminal Justice In the United Arab Emirates

Jill Frometa ’19 Reclaims Her Criminal Justice Dreams With a Master’s Degree from John Jay

When Jill Frometa ’19 first came to John Jay in 2003 she was eager to work in the criminal justice field, but when she was dismissed from the College in 2005 her dreams of getting her degree seemed...

Fall 2019 Career and Internship Fair Unlocks Career Opportunities

Over 107 recruiters came to John Jay for the fall 2019 Career and Internship Fair, on September 19, offering 1,456 student and alumni attendees internship, full-time, and part-time opportunities to...

John Jay Hosts Its Third Annual Smart on Crime Conference

At the third annual Smart on Crime Innovations Conference, held on September 24 and 25, advocates, criminal justice experts, elected officials, and researchers, all came together to share their...

Support Spotlight: SASP Peer Success Coaches Give Students a Warm Welcome and Direct Path to Success

“The SASP Peer Success Coaching Program, one of our key initiatives, ensures that the 1,900 students in our first-year and transfer seminars acclimate to life at John Jay and are prepared for success...

President Karol V. Mason Hosts a Latinx Heritage Month Celebration

At John Jay College we know that diversity is one of our greatest strengths, and a vital aspect of that diversity is rooted in our Latinx students, faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters. That’s why...

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