BIC is a two-year, 36 credit portfolio-driven master’s program at City College that uniquely combines 3 critical disciplines (Creative, Management/Planning, and Public Relations) in a collaborative and cross-disciplinary environment. While students focus on their track of choice, they are always involved with the other two.
For more information about the BIC program, please visit www.ccny.cuny.edu/bic and the BIC blog at www.bic-ccny.info. In the STUDENTS section of the BIC site, you’ll see where students come from, what undergraduate degrees they have, as well as a list of where members of their first graduating class ended up: BBDO, TBWA, Rabin Martin, Ketchum, Y&R, Tribal, GREY, DDB, SS+K, etc.
The deadline to apply for Fall 2016 is April 1st 2016. Step-by-step instructions on the application process can be found on the Admissions website:www.ccny.cuny.edu/admissions/graduate-studies.cfm. But, if interested, I strongly suggest you connect with Prof. Gerardo Blumenkrantz, the Creative Track director, who can tell you about any possible extensions, etc
Category Archives: Students
Interested in having your work published?
Utopia Parkway Literary Journal is currently accepting fiction, non-fiction, academic writing, poetry, art, and drama scripts to their journal!
Queens College Undergraduates Deadline: March 31, 2016
Email submissions and questions to: [email protected]
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QC Student Show Volunteer Opportunities
Poster Design by Alice Lee
Hello QC Design Community!
Mark your calendars, because the annual student exhibition is fast approaching. The exhibit runs from February 8th-18th. Please join us on Wednesday, February 10th, from 5-7pm for an opening reception in the Klapper Hall Student Gallery, located on the 4th floor.
We are also looking for volunteers to help curate and hang the exhibition, as well as volunteers to sit in the space during the course of the show- so that we can keep it open to the public as much as possible. If you are interested, please contact Professor Smith at [email protected]
Asian American Center Scholarship
The Asian/American Center is delighted to announce:
SCHOLARSHIPS!!
$2,000-$3000 to help QC undergraduate students complete their education
Awarded on basis of financial need and academic achievement (GPA 3.0 and above)
Must fill out FAFSA online https://fafsa.ed.gov/ before applying to the Asian/American
Freshman and transfer students encouraged to apply
Recipients will be eligible to re-apply on annual basis
Please download the Scholarships Description and Procedure, Student Application and
Faculty Recommendation form from the A/AC Website at: http://www.qc.cuny.edu/Academics/Centers/Asian/Pages/Scholarships.aspx
Return completed forms by MARCH 31, 2016 to:
A/AC Scholarship Committee
Asian/American Center Email your forms to:
Kissena Hall Room 315 OR [email protected]
For more information,
please contact the Asian/American Center at:
Tel: (718)-997-3050
Free Creative Hotlist Student Profile (until 10/1)
More info here:
www.creativehotlist.com/studentpromo
GDX15 – Final Call for Entry and Participation
GDX15 is our upcoming annual design show in the Klapper Student Gallery featuring student work by Queens College graphic design students.
This is a student-run event that will not happen without your efforts so please get involved. It’s a great opportunity gain experience in all aspects of putting on a group gallery exhibition, and be part of something cool. We need you help!
We have a sign-up sheet for volunteers to hang, monitor, and take down the show. Sign up for a time slot!
Summit work for display! The deadline to submit work for the show is Tuesday night, February 3rd. (specs: large files, jpg files, rgb color mode, 300dpi)
Email [email protected] to get link to sign-up sheet and to upload files for printing.
Advice from a former student…
… a bit of advice for future students: Start looking and applying for employment long before you graduate (maybe during your last year). Also, take advantage of design internships (paid or unpaid) because it will definitely help you in the long run.
–Tammy Jackson (graduating class, May 2014)
tammyljackson.com
Access Code: Learn to Code and Become a Leader in Tech
Access Code: Learn to Code and Become a Leader in Tech
Access Code equips talented adults with the computer programming skills and entrepreneurial training to launch their careers in tech. This intensive 9-month part-time program in mobile app development prepares participants with no prior coding experience for entry-level developer jobs at the hundreds of innovative startups and tech companies (such as Google and Facebook) that are looking to hire the next generation of talent. With our mission to expand access to tech opportunities, all participants will receive full scholarships to the program.
Access Code equips talented adults from underserved and underrepresented backgrounds with the computer programming skills and entrepreneurial training to launch careers in the tech industry. We are building new pathways to tech for diverse and low-income communities, and in particular empowering the 65% of New Yorkers without college degrees.
This intensive 9-month part-time program in mobile app development prepares participants with no prior coding experience for entry-level developer jobs at the hundreds of innovative startups and tech companies (such as Google and Facebook) that are looking to hire the next generation of talent. These positions are in high demand with well-paid salaries averaging $85,619 across the industry—the first Access Code 1.0 program helped increase graduate average income from $26,000 to $73,000.
With our mission to expand access to tech opportunities, all students will receive full scholarships to Access Code.
Learn more about Access Code by attending an information session.
Meeting about GDX15 – Student Graphic Design Exhibition
GDX15 is our upcoming annual design show in the Klapper Student Gallery featuring student work by Queens College graphic design students.
This is a student-run event that will not happen without your efforts so please get involved. It’s a great opportunity gain experience in all aspects of putting on a group gallery exhibition, and be part of something cool.
Interested students should come to a short meeting. Learn about organizing and mounting the show. Learn about submitting work.
Monday, November 24 at 12:30–1pm in Klapper 107
For more additional info email Prof. DeRosa at [email protected]
Second Information Session about Paid Winter Advertising Internships
Winter Advertising Internships
Bring your Resumes, Cover letters and pdf portfolios
For information about the internships, visit
