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An Analysis of Trails East Tours Incorporated 2022

April 28, 2023

International Journal of Management Studies and Social Science Research

Professor Herbert Sherman, who teaches in the CUNY SPS business programs, and CUNY SPS alum Joseph F. Giordano III (BS in Business '22) published their study “An Analysis of Trails East Tours Incorporated 2022” in the March 2023 issue of the International Journal of Management Studies and Social Science Research.
Welcome to Entrepreneurial Ideation Fair: Small Business, Big Ideas

Entrepreneurial Ideation Fair | MELO

April 19, 2023

On April 19th, the Management, Entrepreneurship and Leadership Organization (MELO) hosted a virtual Ideation Fair for the CUNY SPS Online Business Programs. Hosted by MELO’s Nina Medrano, the event featured four student participants (Kelley Raphael, Elizabeth Teperino, Zakia Dunson, and Penelope Rodriguez) who each gave 3-minute pitches to present their innovative business ideas to a panel of judges.

Evolving a Culture of Care: Lessons from Third Root Community Health Center

April 05, 2023

Nonprofit Quarterly

Vanessa Nisperos, associate director of the Academy for Community Behavioral Health, was recently published in Nonprofit Quarterly. The article, "Evolving a Culture of Care: Lessons from Third Root Community Health Center," was cowritten with health practitioners of Third Root, NYC’s oldest cooperatively owned holistic health center, on its closing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CUNY Office of Research Awards $400,000 in Seed Funding to 10 Cross-Disciplinary Research Projects

April 03, 2023

CUNY Office of Research

Dr. Regina A. Bernard-Carreno, associate professor in the CUNY SPS youth studies program, is one of several researchers who have been awarded the CUNY 2023 Interdisciplinary Research Grant (IRG). Offered by the CUNY Office of Research, this grant funds projects that join expertise across disciplines and stipulate a clear path to expansion and new external funding. Dr. Bernard-Carreno will collaborate with Anna Ortega-Williams from Hunter College on “NYC Land-Based Historical Trauma Healing Project,” which will look at how gardens and urban farms affect the well-being of youth of color in the context of historical trauma and structural racism. Dr. MacLachlan, director of grants and research programs for the CUNY Office of Research, is also a student in the CUNY SPS MS in Research Administration and Compliance program.