VRB March 17, 2023


VRB March 17, 2023

 

This week we reviewed 14 applications, all were unanimously moved forward to Michelle: 

 

2 in admissions

1 faculty position in Accounting (replacement)

1 aHEO position in Biology (replacement)

1 distinguished lecturer in Feirstein (replacement)

1 CLT in Film (replacement) 

1 faculty position in Library (replacement)

1 CLT Trem (replacement)

2 CA part time in Central Depository (replacement)

1 CA part time Fierstein (replacement)

1 part time Classified position in Student Affairs (replacement)

2  part time theater technicians (replacement)

 

 

2 staff positions from March 7 were approved by the CUNY central VRB (communications and library).  

 

 


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