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Empowering Tomorrow's Leaders: Kingsborough Community College and PTPS Program Build Pathways to Public Service

KCC has partnered with the US Department of Health and Human Services’ Pathways to Public Service Program (PTPS).

Three Kingsborough Students Named Semifinalists for Coveted Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship

KCC students Sumaya Jashim, Nawel Messaoudi, and Reuben Petit-Noel were among the 459 nationwide semifinalists selected by the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation for its highly competitive Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

The Aspen Institute Names Kingsborough Community College is a Semifinalist for Prestigious 2025 Aspen Prize

Kingsborough Community College has made the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program’s list of semifinalists for the 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, making us eligible to compete for $1 million in shared prize funds. (We’re the only semifinalist from New York State!)

Angela Macias: From Hoops to Hope

Angela Macias is making waves at Kingsborough. Angela will graduate in June with a degree in mental health and human services.

Kiana Rojas: Determined & Fearless

Freshman rookie athlete Kiana Rojas is making waves on the basketball court. The Hispanic Queens native is the first in her family to attend college, and she's determined to make the most of her time at Kingsborough Community College

Kingsborough Community College Named One Of 747 Military Friendly Schools

KCC is one of a half dozen CUNY colleges to earn the coveted 2021-2022 Military Friendly School designation.

KCC ALUMNI FOCUS: Dr. Kinta Alexander ‘98 — View From The Frontline Of The Coronavirus Pandemic

Dr. Kinta Alexander, director of Infection Prevention and Control at New York City Health + Hospitals/Harlem and Kingsborough Community College alumnus, is center stage in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mayor De Blasio Announces Efforts To Help Young Adults Overcome Challenges Of The COVID-19 Pandemic, Including Partnership With Kingsborough Community College

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a series of steps his administration is taking to support New York City youth and young adults, including a restructured Work Learn & Grow program to focus on college and career readiness providing 2,155 NYC high school students the opportunity to take a for-credit CUNY course through KCC, followed by a paid internship experience.

Seniors Stay Connected Through Elective Courses At Kingsborough Community College

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EmpoweredNYC

KCC first official host site for EmpoweredNYC within The City University of New York, an initiative between the college’s Single Stop office and the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs’ Office of Financial Empowerment

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