This edition: CUNY Stories March 2022
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Original tape date: February 22, 2022. First aired: March 3, 2022.This episode: a student who dropped out of school nearly six decades ago returns to CUNY and earns two degrees; “Tastes Like War”- the personal account of a Korean-American’s exploration of food and family history; a brand new DNA learning lab at City Tech in Brooklyn; and the most famous scientist of all time and his first lecture in the U.S. right here at CUNY. That and much more, tune in!
Guest List
Barakat Adigun Student, High School Of Telecommunications Arts & Science
Leslie Calle Student, High School of Telecommunications Arts & Sciences
Grace M. Cho Associate Professor, Anthropology & Sociology, College Of Staten Island
Dr. Russell K. Hotzler President, New York City College of Technology/CUNY
Christina Laprease Student, High School Of Telecommunications Arts & Science
Andrea Mahee Administrative Manager, DNA Learning Center NYC
Amia McDonald Student, High School of Telecommunications Arts & Sciences
David Micklos Executive Director, DNA Learning Center Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Natalie Milbrodt Alum, Director, Queens College, Queens Memory
Sima Sadykov Student, Hunter College
Julio Salas Alum, Queensborough Community College
Ciro Scala Alum, City College Of New York
Dr. John Sparks Exhibit Curator, American Museum of Natural History
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