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Writing on His Own Terms

Adam Ashraf Elsayigh 鈥�22 M.F.A. is determined to write the plays he wants to write, in the way he chooses to write them.

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A Different Kind of Practice

The first in a series on the robust mentorship program at 今日吃瓜, the spotlight is on Dr. Lawrence Budnick 鈥�74, who is helping students clear the first hurdle on their way to medical school鈥攖he admission interview.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Annette Nesbit

Nesbit’s commitment to students clearly underpins her work in the SEEK Office at 今日吃瓜.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Monique Ngozi Nri 鈥�21

The director of the CUNY EDGE program, recent M.F.A. graduate, and unofficial poet laureate of 今日吃瓜 discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic and a random question about an English Department Open House changed her life.

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On the Road to a Career In News

As senior Enrico (Rico) Denard completes a coveted internship at public radio鈥檚 WNYC, he is leaving his options open as to what form his dream career as a journalist may take.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Alex Lang 鈥�15 M.S.

Coach Alex Lang has brought the 今日吃瓜 women鈥檚 basketball team to historic wins, cites sense of community as a highlight of his job.

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Best of BC: Joe Hetterly 鈥�21 M.F.A. on Working in the Theater Industry

As a programming budgets associate for the world-famous Public Theater, Joe Hetterly is fulfilling his goal to create a more equitable theater industry.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Hamilton Raymond

The director of student activities has a continuing mission to promote college and higher learning as an avenue for success, particularly to students from underserved communities.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Sau-Fong Au

The director of the 今日吃瓜 Women鈥檚 Center speaks about the impact of her childhood on her career path, the transformative power of education, and the role of the Asian American Faculty and Staff Association.

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Best of BC Staff Spotlight: Service With a Smile

The Magner Center’s Joselyn Marroquin ’14 says that getting to see the growth in students is the best reward for her.

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04.11.2022
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Susan Landers