Inauguration for Dr. Patricia Ramsey
Medgar Evers College is excited to celebrate the Inauguration of its sixth president, Dr. Patricia Ramsey, and its 52nd annual Founders’ Week. We hope that you will join us!
MEC Ranked Among the Top Public Schools
Medgar Evers College ranks #12-18 on U.S. News & World Report’s 2022-2023 Top Public Schools List.
Latina/o/x Heritage Month
The Cultural Affairs Observance Committee celebrates and commemorates the contributions and achievements of the Latina/o/x Community.
Inauguration Scholarship Gala
Join us as we celebrate the 52nd year of our founding and the official beginning of a new legacy of leadership under the helm of Dr. Patricia Ramsey.
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Latina/o/x Heritage Month Spotlights
Celebrating the contributions, resilience, and diversity of the Latina/o/x community.
Maria-Luisa Ruiz
Maria-Luisa Ruiz is a Professor of French at Medgar Evers College of CUNY.
Nelson Carillo, M.A.
Senior Academic Advisor in the Office of Accessibility and Accommodations Services Nelson Carillo assists students, in a gratifying and rewarding capacity.
Victoria Chevalier Ph.D.
A native New Yorker, Victoria A. Chevalier is a Puerto Rican and African American Professor of English at Medgar Evers College
Campus News
MEC Professor Dr. Chinyere Egbe Releases New Book
Business professor Dr. Chinyere Egbe shares a personal analysis of the Nigeria-Biafra war in his latest book, Elephants, the Grass, and a Teacher: Recollections and Reflections on the Nigeria / Biafra War , published by Anew Press.
The book’s title represents the groups that shaped his experience during that time. The elephants represent the privileged, the grass the masses, and the teacher represents his father, a celebrated teacher, who, both by his presence and even his absence, saved and shielded his family from annihilation. In the book, Egbe shares the moment his family narrowly escaped being killed.
Campus Events
A Conversation Amongst Presidents: Women in Leadership – Equity, not Equality.”
Join us for a stirring conversation between Medgar Evers College President Dr. Patricia Ramsey and the Student Government Association President Ms. Joanna Dorsey. The event also includes student, and alumni performances and presentations to officially welcome Dr. Ramsey to the Medgar Evers College Family.
Location: EOJ & AB1 Lobby
Latina/o/x as Stewards of the NYC Urban Environment
Please join the Medgar Evers College Cultural Affairs Observance Committee as they celebrate and commemorate the contributions and achievements of the Latina/o/x Community. Programs during the month, we will celebrate and highlight the community’s contributions, resilience, and diversity.
Our first event of the series is Latina/o/x as Stewards of the NYC Urban Environment. Participants: Iris Rodrigues-Rosa, First Deputy Commissioner of NYC Parks Department; Dr. Jose Morales, Founder of the Toxic Avengers; Cindy Zapata, Field Associate for NYC Parks; Harry Aguilar, NYC Urban Park Ranger; and Hennessy Garcia, MEC Environmental Science Student; Nancy Ortiz-Surun, co-founder of Finca del Sur, creative educator, and farmer/gardener.
Co-moderators: Dr. R. Diaz and Dr. R. Campos, Social and Behavioral Sciences Department, MEC
This event is virtual. Click to join the Latina/o/x Stewards of NYC Urban Environment event.
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Latina/o/x Heritage Month Calendar of Events
October 6 | 4:00 pm
Legacies: Colonialism, Immigration, and Latina/o/x Identity in NYC
October 12 | 1:00 pm
Latina of the Year Award Ceremony
October 13 | 9:00 pm
Nuyorican Poet’s Café Latina/o/x Open Mic Event
The Founding of Medgar Evers College: A Conversation with Faculty and Staff
The Founding of Medgar Evers College: A Conversation with Faculty and Staff is a panel discussion about the early years of the College and the creating of a campus community. Faculty and staff will reflect on the early struggles and accomplishments, along with highlighting the people who were at the College. Archival footage created by early staff and students which is housed in the Charles Evans Inniss Memorial Library will also be screened.
PRESENTERS:
- Dr. Doris Withers – Professor Emerita (Department of Biology)
- Mr. Richard Green – Community Development Program for the last forty years at Crown Heights Youth Collective. Former MEC adjunct lecturer who taught history.
- Dr. Brenda Greene – Professor (Department of English) and Executive Director of Center for Black Literature
Location: AB1 EOJ