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APNA New York Chapter Elects CUNY SPS Nursing Professor as President

May 06, 2025

APNA (American Psychiatric Nurses Association)

CUNY SPS Nursing Faculty Dr. Linda Paradiso was elected President of the NY chapter of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA). She will assume the presidency effective June 2025. Dr Paradiso is a psychiatric nurse and board-certified nurse executive with over 40 years of experience in behavioral health settings. She has written and lectured on topics related to just culture, psychiatric nursing, and performance improvement.

Want to Try Driving a City Bus, Hauling Trash or Building a Skyscraper?

May 02, 2025

New York Times

CUNY SPS Sociology and Human Relations Instructor diana ballesteros is part of the New York Hall of Science's research and development team, which was recently covered in a New York Times article. The project reimagines how science centers can reach broader audiences through meaningful engagement and the design, make, and play approach. In particular, the current exhibition, CityWorks, showcases how our understanding of STEM is evolving, as we pay close attention to the way that cities change over time.

Two-Thirds of Jobs Will Be Impacted by AI

May 02, 2025

Computerworld

CUNY SPS Academic Director Dr. Arthur O'Connor shares his insight in a recent Computerworld article, examining how nearly two-thirds of U.S. jobs are expected to be impacted by artificial intelligence. The piece explores how AI will shift—not eliminate—roles across industries, emphasizing the growing need for workforce adaptability and digital upskilling to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving labor market.

Exclusive: Target says Kate Spade collab one of largest launches

April 25, 2025

MSN

MSN recently reposted an Axios article that quoted Dr. Diane Merians Penaloza, professor of Online Business Programs. Dr. Penaloza offered her insights about a recent retail collaboration at Target, saying that the big box retailer has "mastered the idea of drop culture."