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CUNY SPS alum Alexandria Sumpter-Delves (BA Communications and Culture '13), was named to the Queens Public Library Board of Trustees on October 3. Sumpter-Delves currently holds the position of Director of College and Career Services at Queens Community House, which helps young adults ages 14 to 24 develop the critical skills needed for success in the workforce. In a former role, she managed CUNY's partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Housing Recovery Operations after Superstorm Sandy.

CUNY proudly presented its inaugural “50 Under 50” alumni list this past August. CUNY SPS alum and "50 under 50" inductee Kris Senior (MS in Business Management and Leadership ‘20), who currently serves as Chief Financial Officer at the Barbizon Lighting Company, shares their takeaways about receiving this honor.

CUNY SPS Academic Community Leader and Nursing Assistant Professor Dr. Jennifer McIntosh recently published in the Taylor and Francis' 'Issues in Mental Health Nursing Journal.' The article, "Visitation Restrictions in Inpatient Psychiatric Settings: A Call for Connected Healing," was published on July 19, 2024.

CUNY SPS Interim Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Dr. Jennifer Sparrow joined Ray Lutzky on his podcast "Mastering the Next," where they discussed "What's Next for Adult Education and Professional Studies."

Two-time CUNY SPS graduate Molly Joyce ( Advanced Certificate in Disability Studies '21 and MA Disability Studies '23) composed the soundtrack for the ABC News Studios film, 'Patrice: The Movie.' The documentary examines the next frontier of marriage equality—disability. The film features a loving disabled couple who want to get married and spend their lives together—but they know that by even simply cohabitating, the government benefits they need to survive would be cut. The documentary is available to stream on Hulu.