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Alumni Profile

Improving Mental Health Behind Bars

Virginia Barber-Rioja’s, Ph.D.,’02, ’09 passion for psychology and law helps system-impacted individuals with mental health challenges. By Shirley Del Valle

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Then & Now

Class of 2019 Then & Now

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This past May, the class of 2019 graduated from John Jay College. We checked in with a few of them to find out how they’re launching their careers

President's Letter

President’s Letter

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At John Jay College we’re used to taking on tough challenges. Our student body knows how to juggle jobs, academics,...

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Campus News

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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Awards a $1.5 million Grant to the Prisoner Reentry Institute.

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By the Numbers

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In 2019, John Jay College graduated the largest class in its history: 3,144 bachelor’s degrees and 698 master’s degrees.

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Dive In

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John Jay’s new pool will open up swimming opportunities for underrepresented populations. By Andrea Dawn Clark

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Camera Ready

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Understanding the Impact of Law Enforcement Wearing Body Cameras. By Sam Anderson

Illustration by Sandy Bandes of a man pulling a woman, wearing cap and gown, up a hill

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On the Edge of Glory

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The new Completion for Upper-division Students Program (CUSP) supports seniors with 90-plus credits, removing any obstacles blocking their pathway to success. By Mary Anderson

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Food For Thought

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Tackling the growing food-insecurity problem, making sure that John Jay students are nourished both mentally and physically. By Andrea Dawn Clark

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Read All About it

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How the new Justice e-Reader is bringing together a collection of justice-focused texts, creating an intellectual hub for our community and classrooms. By Shirley Del Valle

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Full Circle

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Ronald F. Day ’19, Ph.D., proves what’s possible when people have access to an education. By Andrea Dawn Clark

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Natural Born Advocate

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Roshawn Boyce ’95 shines a light on social injustices. By Shirley Del Valle

Faculty Profile

The Real Nature of Sexual Violence

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Professor Elizabeth Jeglic, Ph.D., uses research and straight-forward approaches in her mission to advance the prevention of sexual violence. By Mary Anderson

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Improving Mental Health Behind Bars

Profiles

Departments

Class of 2019 Then & Now

President’s Letter

Campus News

By the Numbers

Dive In

Camera Ready

On the Edge of Glory

Food For Thought

Read All About it

Full Circle

Natural Born Advocate

The Real Nature of Sexual Violence

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