Congratulations to GCNYC graduate Ailyn Cortés for the successful completion of her thesis, “Improving U.S. Small Manufacturing Businesses Approach Sustainability.” Ailyn’s study explores the role of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in the global economy and the increasing importance of sustainability in the manufacturing industry. Despite their significant contribution to environmental pollution, SMEs have not …
March 5 th , 6:00-8:00pm GCNYC Campus, 64 Wooster St. Join us for an evening of career advice and catching up with the GCNYC community! GCNYC boasts impressive career outcomes for its graduates. 90% of graduates have advanced in their careers and/or pivoted to careers in social impact or sustainability, and all of our alumni, …
Congratulations to GCNYC graduate Meg Fisher for the successful completion of her thesis, “The Role of Biosynthetic Innovation in Replacing Petroleum-Derived Synthetic Materials in the Fashion Industry.” Meg’s study explores the potential of biosynthetics to replace petroleum-derived materials and promote a more sustainable future for the industry. By identifying the limitations of implementing this innovation, …
Congratulations to GCNYC graduate Mollie Cline Shield for the successful completion of her thesis “Shades of Green: Unveiling the Structures and Processes of Greenwashing in Fashion.” Mollie’s research investigates the inner workings of fashion organizations, exploring the underlying structures and processes that influence decisions associated with greenwashing. By illuminating these factors, the study seeks …
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February 13th 6:00 to 8:30 GCNYC Campus, 64 Wooster St. ABLE Ecosystems, Glasgow Caledonian New York College (GCNYC) and Peruvian cotton manufacturer Become invite you to join in closing NYC February fashion week with a look into the future of tier 4 systems change and collaboration. Become is the first fully traceable manufacturer to work in collaboration with cotton farmers …
From Targets to Transformation: Tackling Tier 4 Climate Collaboration Read More »
Date: November 9, 2023 Time: 12:00 PM EST In recent months, what can be articulated as a retreat in the overwhelming support for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work by organizations across sectors has been observed and documented. Numerous articles in various outlets have underscored the fact that many organizations, whether for-profit or nonprofit, …
**Event Rescheduled** Date: June 22, 2023 Time: 12:00pm How can large organizations learn to deliver on their commitments to sustainability? This question will motivate the conversation between Stanley Litow and Marcela Manubens, pioneers and leaders of large public and private organizations, whom the Center is privileged to host. Each learned through decades of illustrious experience …
Date: June 15, 2022 Time: 6:00 pm EDT Just back from his second solo mission on behalf of his relief effort, First Aid Kits for Ukraine, Steven Palmer, Director of Corporate Relations at MIT, will share how this grass roots initiative for the medical community in Ukraine, grew to involve church officials, ambassadors, law enforcement, and economic …
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Date: April 6, 2022 Time: 5:30 – 8:00 pm EST Where: Glasgow Caledonian New York College, 64 Wooster Street, New York CLICK HERE TO REGISTER An Introduction to photographer Oscar Marzaroli (Showcase and Drinks Reception) Join us for the opportunity to hear from GCNYC Vice President and Provost, Jacqueline LeBlanc on recent developments at our …
It is with deep concern and great sadness that we witness the Russian military invasion of the sovereign nation of Ukraine. Our thoughts are with all those directly affected by the crisis in Ukraine and with friends and family in countries near the conflict zone and around the world. We specifically acknowledge the impact …
