In the News

Dr. Bernadette Amicucci, CUNY SPS nursing associate professor and consortial faculty, published the article "Let’s Hang On! Ramping Up Nurse Resident Retention Strategies After the Pandemic" in the Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. She published the piece with her colleagues from the White Plains Hospital, where she is the Director of Clinical Education.

Armando “AJ” Ramos, a student in the CUNY SPS BA in Communication and Media program, is quoted in this article about updating a pride flag in the Bronx.

CUNY SPS RN to BS nursing student Hannah Glanzman presented her research at the Hunter College Evidence-Based Practice Poster Day and Conference this April. Glanzman's abstract for her capstone project "Increasing Daytime Activity to Reduce Insomnia Associated Hypertension in the Older Adult Community," was selected for inclusion at the event, which was held at the Hunter College Brookdale Health Sciences Campus.

Dr. Elizabeth Alsop, assistant professor and academic director of the CUNY SPS communication and media program, appeared on an episode of CUNY TV's City Cinemateque to discuss Gregory La Cava's 1936 screwball comedy My Man Godfrey.

Dr. Elizabeth Alsop, academic director of the CUNY SPS communication and media program, published the essay "'Better Call Saul': No Rise, Just Fall", which discusses the TV series Better Call Saul, in the magazine Public Books.