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Associate Professor Eric Piza Explores Ways Police Departments Can Employ Their Own Personnel to Evaluate Reforms

The call for greater police reform is everywhere these days, and everyone has a different perspective on the issue, from activists to police practitioners to politicians. John Jay College Associate...

First-Year Focus: Janelle McKoy ’22 Provides Clarity and Comfort to Rochester Community Amid Covid-19

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Graduate Student Peter Mets ’20 Dives into Field Research on Drug Use

When he first immigrated to the United States from Sarande, Albania at 18 years old, alumnus and current graduate student Peter Mets ’20 didn’t have any family or friends that he could rely on, he...

Alumna Angela Abreu ’03 Celebrates and Uplifts Latinx Stories and Writers through the Dominican Writers Association

“It’s so important for us Latinos to know that our stories are worthy of being told. Our stories matter.” — Angela Abreu Alumna Angela Abreu ’03 is on a mission to change the literary landscape. As...

First-Year Focus: U.S. Army Veteran Moses Negron ’21 Sets His Sights on a Law Enforcement Career

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

First-Year Focus: Hawaii-native Ciomara Dominguez ’23 Tackles Her First Semester with a Six-Hour Time Difference

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Natalia Ahn ’21 Advocates for Women and Survivors of Domestic Abuse During Covid-19 Crisis

Like many of her John Jay peers, alumna and graduate student Natalia Ahn ’21 has spent the last few months working to help members of her community make it through the coronavirus pandemic. “Since...

John Jay Remembers Our Fallen Heroes in a 9/11 Virtual Tribute Event

This year marks the 19th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks. Even as we find ourselves in a distance-learning environment, the John Jay College community still found a way to come...

Join Jacqueline M. Ebanks, Executive Director of NYC Commission on Gender Equity in a Discussion on Social Justice for Women, Girls, and Marginalized Communities

Interested in learning more about New York City’s efforts to promote economic growth and social justice for women, girls, and marginalized communities? Join us on September 22 when John Jay’s Women...

First-Year Focus: Marc Louis ’24, A Forensic Science Major With an Eye for Art

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Alumna and Adjunct Professor Jill Frometa ’19 Supports Student-Parents with a Scholarship

“I was a 26-year-old single mother when I decided to return to College to finish earning my degree. I completely understand the challenges our student-parents face daily.” — Jill Frometa Imagine...

First-Year Focus: Keiana Miller ’24 Dreams of Becoming a Lawyer and Changing Public Policy

Starting college is an exciting time in anyone’s life. As our first-year students begin to take classes, participate in events, and join different student groups, we, the John Jay community, want...

Perspectives on Policing and Protests Six Years After Ferguson

In an effort to examine how we should be educating our future leaders, educators, public servants, and law enforcement, on August 27, the John Jay community convened a diverse panel of leaders to...

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Associate Professor Eric Piza Explores Ways Police Departments Can Employ Their Own Personnel to Evaluate Reforms

First-Year Focus: Janelle McKoy ’22 Provides Clarity and Comfort to Rochester Community Amid Covid-19

Graduate Student Peter Mets ’20 Dives into Field Research on Drug Use

Alumna Angela Abreu ’03 Celebrates and Uplifts Latinx Stories and Writers through the Dominican Writers Association

First-Year Focus: U.S. Army Veteran Moses Negron ’21 Sets His Sights on a Law Enforcement Career

First-Year Focus: Hawaii-native Ciomara Dominguez ’23 Tackles Her First Semester with a Six-Hour Time Difference

Natalia Ahn ’21 Advocates for Women and Survivors of Domestic Abuse During Covid-19 Crisis

John Jay Remembers Our Fallen Heroes in a 9/11 Virtual Tribute Event

Join Jacqueline M. Ebanks, Executive Director of NYC Commission on Gender Equity in a Discussion on Social Justice for Women, Girls, and Marginalized Communities

First-Year Focus: Marc Louis ’24, A Forensic Science Major With an Eye for Art

Alumna and Adjunct Professor Jill Frometa ’19 Supports Student-Parents with a Scholarship

First-Year Focus: Keiana Miller ’24 Dreams of Becoming a Lawyer and Changing Public Policy

Perspectives on Policing and Protests Six Years After Ferguson

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