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Tow Mentorship Initiative in Brooklyn College Magazine

This month’s Brooklyn College Magazine features a cover story on the Tow Mentorship Initiative. First launched in fall 2022, the Tow Mentorship Initiative includes the Tow Mentoring and Research Program, the Tow Senior Faculty Mentors Program, the Tow Mentor-in-Residence Program, and Tow Faculty Awards. The multifaceted approach is designed to weave a culture of mentorship … Continued

JP Howard to Serve as Brooklyn College’s Tow Mentor-in-Residence

Poet, educator, judge, literary activist and curator JP Howard was appointed by Brooklyn College to serve as the Tow Mentor-in-Residence for the Spring 2023 semester. The program selects high profile, senior scholars and practitioners to work with students and faculty to help them fulfill their academic and personal endeavors. Learn more about JP Howard and the Tow … Continued

Kovie Biakolo and Kalli Anderson Announced as Tow Professors

Kovie Biakolo, director of the Arts and Culture Reporting Program at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism, and Kalli Anderson, director of Audio Journalism, have been named Tow Professors for the 2022-2024 academic years. The professorships enable CUNY’s Newmark J-School to support the research of two teachers who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in their … Continued

Grantee Partner Trio Launches Tuition-free College In Harlem, Ny

  Three grantee partners, JustLeadershipUSA, College & Communities Fellowship, and Bard Prison Initiative teamed up to launch The Bard Microcollege for Just Community Leadership, the nation’s first tuition-free college dedicated to advocacy, arts and sciences. To complete its simple, human-focused application, visit: Bard Microcollege in New York City