ASRC Environmental Sciences

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The CUNY ASRC Environmental Sciences Initiative is redefining how science addresses urgent environmental challenges by connecting research across scales. Human-caused disturbance and change impacts the world on multiple levels, from molecular and cellular shifts to ecosystem-wide transformations and societal disruptions. As such, the Environmental Sciences Initiative recognizes that effective solutions must also operate across these interconnected scales. With a mission to empower the next generation, its work encompasses cutting-edge research, public outreach, and workforce training to build a more sustainable and equitable future.

By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, training systemic thinkers, and developing innovative tools to analyze and address global problems, the Environmental Sciences Initiative exemplifies the CUNY ASRC’s mission to create tangible, scalable solutions for the challenges facing our natural systems and societies. With donor support, we can advance knowledge, foster the next generation of environmental leaders, and equip communities to drive meaningful change in their own neighborhoods and beyond. 



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Mail (Check): Please include your name, address, and email with "ASRC" written on the memo line of the check. Please make your check payable to "The Graduate Center Foundation, Inc." and address your envelope to ASRC Environmental Sciences, The Graduate Center Foundation, 365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 8204, New York, NY 10016

Phone: Please call The Graduate Center at 212-817-7130

Bank Transfer/Other: Please email development@gc.cuny.edu to coordinate your gift.


Questions about this campaign? Reach out to the CUNY ASRC's Program Administrator for Advancement, Miranda Feliciano Tyson, at miranda.tyson03@gc.cuny.edu.

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