Hunter Undergraduate Catalog is Online

The Office of the Provost would like to remind students that the Undergraduate Catalog is available online. You can explore Hunter's schools and programs, read specific course descriptions, and learn about the General Education Requirements.

Please go to this link: http://catalog.hunter.cuny.edu/

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Study Abroad and Discover the World!

Getting to know another culture, living in a new environment, learning a new language, and meeting people, all add up to a kind of education that is different from the campus experience. You can even get credits towards your degree!

Register now for Summer 2012 programs:

For more information, visit us online at www.hunter.cuny.edu/educationabroad,  call the Education Abroad Office at 212.772.4983, or visit Room 1447 East.

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Academic Integrity Is Essential to Your Success at Hunter

Academic integrity is a guiding principle of the Hunter College learning community. All students should have the opportunity to learn and perform on a level playing field. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, cheating, plagiarism, obtaining an unfair advantage and falsifying records or documents.

Hunter College promotes academic integrity on its campus, as an educational institution of the City University of New York. The College reviews all charges of academic dishonesty and is responsible for implementing sanctions, including, but not limited to, failing the course, official transcript notation, suspension, or expulsion from the College, when it has been determined that academic dishonesty has occurred.

Find out more about current policies! Please download the Hunter College Policy on Academic Integrity.

For more information about academic integrity policies and procedures, please contact Sharmeen Ahmed, Hunter College Academic Integrity Official, at 212.396.6484 or email academicintegrity@hunter.cuny.edu.

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Free Technology Workshops for Students!

Get ready to embrace technology, with workshops at the Technology Resource Center (TRC). These workshops are designed to provide all students with the skills needed to fulfill your academic requirements and pursue better career opportunities. Are you prepared for today's tough job market and increasingly competitive admissions to graduate and professional schools? If not, there's still time to advance your computer skills before you graduate. Workshops typically cover one of the following topics: Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, and Excel; HTML; keeping your computer safe; Blackboard, and more.

All technology workshops are FREE. No registration necessary; just walk in!

Workshops are hands-on, and 1-2 hours in length. They are held in the TRC computer lab, C104 Hunter North. For more information, please contact the Student Helpdesk at 212.650.3624. View the full workshop schedule at http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/icit/about-icit/icit-groups/technology-resource-center/training-workshops-clinics/student-workshops-hunter

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