John Jay Offers a New Africana Studies Minor: Community Justice
This coming fall semester The Department of Africana Studies will be offering a new minor: Community Justice.
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Rama Sudhakar
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SPECIAL ISSUE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY REVIEW DEDICATED TO JJC’S MISDEMEANOR JUSTICE PROJECT
Professor Preeti Chauhan
President Mason’s Appeal for Black and Brown Children
On Thursday, June 28th, President Karol V.
Aki Ashe (’09) Talks About The Power of Perception
Since graduating from John Jay, alumnus Aki Ashe has become a successful business owner through his fashion company Brooklyn United Ties.
From the Ashes Shines a Light on the Coal Industry’s Impact
(from left to right) Distinguished Professor of History Gerald Markowitz, President Karol V.
The 2018 Student Council Looks Ahead
On June 1st, John Jay’s 2018 student council members were officially sworn in by President Karol V. Mason.
Professor David Brotherton Examines America’s "Deportation Regime"
A couple of years after David Brotherton first arrived to John Jay in 1994, he received a curious invitation from
Alumna Tamykah Anthony-Marston Sets a Powerful Example for Young Superheroes
Alumna Tamykah Anthony-Marston has become a successful scientist since graduating from John Jay in 2015.
President Mason Talks Criminal Justice Reform at The Aspen Institute
John Jay’s President Karol V.
More than 3,700 Students, 58% of Them Women, Are Receiving Degrees from John Jay College of Criminal Justice
On Wednesday, May 30, 2018, John Jay College of Criminal Justice held its largest graduation to date, with over 3,700 students receiving bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the College’s 53rd Commen
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