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Profile of John Jay alumna Nancy Yanez ’18, a Corporal in the U.S. Army, who describes her plans to attend the CUNY SPS Advanced Certificate in Immigration Law program.

Dr. Sara Martucci, adjunct assistant professor of sociology at CUNY SPS, recently published the article “He’s Working from Home and I’m at Home Trying to Work: Experiences of Childcare and the Work–Family Balance Among Mothers During COVID-19" in the Journal of Family Issues.

Two members of the CUNY SPS Youth Studies program, adjunct lecturer Dr. Elizabeth Bishop and academic program coordinator Chanira Rojas, have published articles in Theory, Research, and Action in Urban Education, an online, open-access, peer-reviewed journal hosted by Urban Education @ The CUNY Graduate Center. Dr. Bishop offers an introduction to the issue with her essay "(Beyond) Breaking Points: Reclaiming Our Lives in Our City." Rojas' article "All Hands on Deck: Youth Worker Burnout and Resilience during COVID-19" shares the firsthand accounts of youth development professionals on the front lines.

The CUNY SPS MA in Psychology program has been ranked #8 on College Values Online's list of Master’s in Psychology Online: Top 20 Values.

CUNY SPS MA in Museum Studies student Deanna Witte-Walker will be co-presenting the session "Other Duties as Assigned: The Varied and Various Roles of a New Executive Director" at the New England Museum Association Annual Conference on November 17, 2021. Witte-Walker is the executive director of the Southold Historical Museum in New York.