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John Jay College Of Criminal Justice Ranks In Hispanic Outlook On Education’s Top 100 Colleges And Universities For Hispanics
Professors Maria J. D'Agostino and Nicole M. Elias Rebrand the Women in the Public Sector to the Initiative for Gender Equity in the Public Sector
Latinx Celebration: John Jay’s Modern Languages Program Motivates Alumna Melanie Chiluisa ’20 to Become an Educator
John Jay Professor Heath Brown and Howard University Professor Niambi Carter Set Their Sights on Helping MSI Professors Publish Their Manuscripts
Latinx Celebration: Yahira Judith Islas ’23 Gets An In-Depth Education on Latinx History in Latin American and Latinx Studies Courses
Behind the Badge: Alden Foster ’12, NYPD Director of Youth Services and Community Engagement
New Toolkit Offers Prosecutors Crucial Opportunities for a Less Punitive, More Effective Response to Drug Offenses and Related Policy Approach
Latinx Celebration: Eugene Gonzalez-Lopez Ph.D. ’12 ’14 Went from Living in a Shelter to Earning his Doctorate with the help of PRISM and SEEK
Latinx Celebration: Alumna María Vanessa Maldonado ’17 Credits Spanish Courses at John Jay with Setting Her Up for a Successful Career as a NYS Certified Court Interpreter
Latinx Celebration: George Aponte’s ’25 Pride in the Latinx Community Deepens During the Pandemic

The Power of Internships: Alumna Sharna McKenzie ’20 Paves Her Road to Law School by Interning with an Assemblywoman and Two New York Supreme Court Justices

As a first-generation college graduate, John Jay alumna Sharna McKenzie ’20 recognizes the transformative power of internships. Prior to coming to John Jay, and before interning with two New York...

The Power of Internships: Anthony Zamora ’21 Merges Passion for Computer Science and Finance with Internship at Brown Brothers Harriman

This past summer Anthony Zamora ’21, a Computer Science and Information Security major, immersed himself in the world of technology and finance while interning at Brown Brothers Harriman, a 200-year-...

Alumnus Fernando Andrade ’17 Advocates for Immigrants Through His Work with New York Legal Assistance Group

Alumnus Fernando Andrade ’17 is on a mission to help immigrants by working as a paralegal with the New York Legal Assistance Group (NYLAG), a nonprofit organization that provides free legal services...

The Power of Internships: Alumnus Quardear Harris ’19 Found His Perfect Career Path with a CUNY Service Corps Internship

A simple email blast informing John Jay students about CUNY Service Corps changed the course of Quardear Harris’ ’19 life. “I saw an email saying that they were going to host an info session, and I...

Research on the Rise: Ayana Ikenouchi ’20 Investigates the Role of DNA in Identifying the Dead and Helping the Living

“Research sits at the core of our mission to educate for justice,” says President Karol V. Mason. The remarkable research that our esteemed faculty, students, and alumni perform directly impacts our...

Support Spotlight: Center for Career and Professional Development Crafts Road Map for Postgraduate and Career Success

Balancing a full course load, responsibilities at home, and searching for an internship or job opportunity can feel overwhelming. Luckily, the Center for Career and Professional Development is eager...

Psychology Distinguished Professor Saul Kassin, Ph.D. Receives the James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award in Recognition of His Study of False Confessions

After researching false confessions for over three decades, Distinguished Professor Saul Kassin, Ph.D. has been awarded the James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award from the Association for Psychological...

John Jay College Launches New, All-Inclusive Esports Program

This spring semester it’s “game on” for the entire John Jay College community. The Department of Athletics, Recreation, and Intramurals is launching a new esports program , opening up video gaming...

Members of the John Jay Community Share Their Hopes and Aspirations for 2021

The start of a new year offers an opportunity to take stock in one’s life and forge a new path personally, professionally, nationally, and globally. There’s no denying that the current events our...

Legal Aid Society Supervising Attorney Kawan Clinton ’00 Advocates for People Incarcerated During the Pandemic

Growing up in the South Bronx, New York, alumna Kawan Clinton ’00 was always interested in the law and law enforcement. In high school she took criminal law, civil law, and constitutional law classes...

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The Power of Internships: Alumna Sharna McKenzie ’20 Paves Her Road to Law School by Interning with an Assemblywoman and Two New York Supreme Court Justices

The Power of Internships: Anthony Zamora ’21 Merges Passion for Computer Science and Finance with Internship at Brown Brothers Harriman

Alumnus Fernando Andrade ’17 Advocates for Immigrants Through His Work with New York Legal Assistance Group

The Power of Internships: Alumnus Quardear Harris ’19 Found His Perfect Career Path with a CUNY Service Corps Internship

Research on the Rise: Ayana Ikenouchi ’20 Investigates the Role of DNA in Identifying the Dead and Helping the Living

Support Spotlight: Center for Career and Professional Development Crafts Road Map for Postgraduate and Career Success

Psychology Distinguished Professor Saul Kassin, Ph.D. Receives the James McKeen Cattell Fellow Award in Recognition of His Study of False Confessions

John Jay College Launches New, All-Inclusive Esports Program

Members of the John Jay Community Share Their Hopes and Aspirations for 2021

Legal Aid Society Supervising Attorney Kawan Clinton ’00 Advocates for People Incarcerated During the Pandemic

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