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Directions to the Graduate FairA convenient trip from anywhere in the metropolitan area, by bus, subway and from Penn Station andGrand Central Station, Baruch College is located on 25th Street between Lexington and Third Avenueson the east side of Manhattan.By Subway: Take the 1, 6, F, N or R to 23rd Street Station.By Bus: Take the M1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 15, 18, 101, or 102 to 23rd Street.If you have any questions regarding the fair, please call: (646) 660‐6750.We look forward to seeing you at the fair!The CUNY Graduate CommunityNY Graduate Programs Fair scheduled for Thursday, November 3th from 3 PM - 7 PM and learn more aboutCUNY's 800+ Master's and Doctoral degree programs and over 200 Graduate Certificate programs in 150+ fields.You will also have the opportunity to speak with graduate admissions professionals from the following CUNYcolleges and professional schools:Baruch CollegeBrooklyn CollegeThe City College of New YorkCollege of Staten IslandCUNY School of LawThe Graduate School & University CenterThe Graduate School of JournalismHunter CollegeJohn Jay College of Criminal JusticeLehman CollegeQueens CollegeSchool of Professional StudiesOnce pre-registered , explore our Graduate Studies site to learn more about CUNY’s many nationally renownedprograms.Directions to the Graduate FairA convenient trip from anywhere in the metropolitan area, by bus, subway and from Penn Station and Grand CentralStation, Baruch College is located on 25th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues on the east side ofManhattan.By Subway: Take the 1, 6, F, N or R to 23rd Street Station.By Bus: Take the M1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 15, 18, 101, or 102 to 23rd Street.If you have any questions regarding the fair, please call: (646) 660-6750.We look forward to seeing you at the fair!The CUNY Graduate CommunityPage 124 of 154
Hundreds Attend Unidad Latina Conference Hosted by State Senate andHispanic Federation“This conference was an impressive gathering of bright, talented people who came together to discusshow to make the Latino community more prosperous,” Senate Majority Leader Dean G. Skelos said.“Every conference room and ballroom was filled with people committed to giving Hispanic‐ownedentrepreneurs the resources they need to grow and improving the quality of life for Latinos.”Among the bipartisan group of legislators who attended were: state Senators Charles Fuschillo, JohnFlanagan, Jack Martins, Martin Golden, Jim Alesi, Lee Zeldin, Jeff Klein, Diane Savino and David Carlucci;Assemblymembers Nicole Malliotakis, Guillermo Linares, Naomi Rivera, former Assemblyman RobertoRamirez and former New York City Councilman Fernando Ferrer.“I greatly appreciate everyone that attended and participated in Unidad Latina, especially our partnersat the Hispanic Federation,” Senator Skelos said. “Throughout the weekend people shared theirexperiences and insights to help others succeed. The information was valuable, the camaraderie wasenjoyable, and we look forward to building on this event in the future.”More than 200 people attended a luncheon that featured remarks from Richard Parsons, Chairman ofCitigroup and former CEO of Time Warner; as well as a presentation by Jorge Silva‐Puras, RegionalAdministrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration.Also speaking at the luncheon was Assemblyman Guillermo Linares of Manhattan. Dr. Linares was thefirst Dominican‐born elected official in the United States and was appointed by President Bill Clinton toChair the White House Initiative for Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.A gala dinner, held Saturday night, began with the national anthem sung by Marybeth Melendez, avisually impaired graduate student at the College of Staten Island. The gala was emceed by JeanineRamirez of NY1 News, who has traveled to Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic for specialfeature reporting assignments.Featured speakers at the dinner included Lillian Rodriqúez López, President of the Hispanic Federation;Monika Mantilla, founder, President and CEO of Altura Management and Assemblywoman NicoleMalliotakis, whose mother came to the United States from Cuba.Special awards were presented at the dinner to recognize individuals who have made outstandingcontributions to the Hispanic community.The Unidad Latina Award for Excellence in Education was presented to Dr. Tomás Morales, the Presidentof the College of Staten Island.The Unidad Latina Community award was given to Gil Bernardino, the Executive Director of Circulo De LaHispanidad, a non‐profit Hispanic community organization in Nassau County.Page 125 of 154
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