Graduate Clubs

The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) at City College serves to bridge the gap between academic study and professional practice in the field of landscape architecture. We are dedicated to fostering stewardship of the land, promoting urban ecology, and advocating for design excellence within the New York City landscape.

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Acts as a liaison between graduate students and faculty in order to prioritize anti-racism ideals while striving to dismantle supremacy culture. We endeavor to create a safe and supportive network for students while facilitating antiracist change by amplifying BIPOC voices within the PhD Clinical Psychology program

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We aim to bring together graduate students in Biomedical Engineering (including PhD, MS, and MTM students) to offer socializing, volunteering, and professional development opportunities. Additionally, we represent the interests of graduate students within the BME department and advocate on their behalf.

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This will be a Cybersecurity club hosting hackathons, seminars, and many more events on campus. It could be short hackathons or full day hackathons, speeches by industry experts and PHD students to aware the students about the rising risk of cyber threats and how to tackle them and also to pursue a career in.

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Dedicated to Helping Others Through AHA CPR Certification, First Aid Training, and Emergency Preparedness.

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Host events and projects that support the professional, educational, and social environment of the Chemical Engineering Graduate Student body. All undertakings by the club aim toward the betterment of Graduate Student Body as a whole.

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The DSC is the Doctoral Student Committee of the Clinical Psychology PhD Program at CCNY. It is comprised of 7 board members - 5 cohort representatives from each cohort years 1-5, an AEMI representative (Association for Ethnic and Minority Issues), and a Q&A representative (Queers and Allies). We meet on a monthly basis to discuss student concerns, review ways to support the student body, and organize events for and with the student body. We are here to provide a formal means of communicating between the students and the faculty when support is needed, foster unity, and look to continuously improve the standards of the academic experience of the program.

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Q&A is a student-led organization for students in Clinical Psychology doctoral program at the City University of New York that aims to provide recognition, dialogue, and action around issues of sexuality and gender within psychology and the greater world. Q&A aims to create community amongst queer psychologists-in-training, cultivate queer joy through advocacy, and promote education around queer mental health for all in the program.

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