The College of Westchester’s Student Government Association (SGA) Annual Food Drive collected 494 pounds of food this year for Feeding Westchester! That’s double the amount of food we donated in 2023! Feeding Westchester estimates the amount of food donated will provide 412 more meals to local individuals and families in need throughout Westchester. Thank you
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CW Warriors Inducted Into Honor Societies
This past November, CW honored students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Beta Delta, and CW Baccalaureate Honors Program in a virtual ceremony lead by Terrence Keyes, Professor and Coordinator of the Honor Society Programs. Included in the ceremony presentation were President Karen J. Smith, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Erica Schacht, Student Services
CW Cyber Warriors Enter National Cyber League Competition
On Saturday, November 9, 2024, seven students (Fabrizio Flores, Obinna Ejianya, Dajoni Gomez, Jared McBride, Bryan Tuapanta Yagchirema, Francisco A. Ramirez Garcia, David Torres) from the School of Information Technology competed as one team called the CW Cyber Warriors in the National Cyber League (NCL) cybersecurity competition; a competition that helps prepare students for a
Students of the Semester for the Day College
Congratulations to Camoy Cunningham and Alyssa Fazio who have been selected as Students of the Semester for the Day College. Camoy and Alyssa have been selected for this distinguished accolade by the Day College Faculty because of their 3.8+ GPA, demonstrated academic excellence, and overall dedication to their studies. Read more about Camoy and Alyssa
The Online Learning Experience at CW: Online Students Tell Their Stories
Ever curious about how to make learning at CW the best possible experience for our students, Janna Gullery, Dean of Student Life and Success set out to hear from our online students during National Distance Learning Week which takes place annually to raise awareness about the benefits of distance learning. From November 4th through November
Superintendent of the Yonkers Public Schools Visits CW
Superintendent of the Yonkers Public Schools, Anibal Soler, Jr. visited The College of Westchester (CW) to learn more about the college. During his visit, he also had the opportunity to meet a couple of CW students who were graduates from the Yonkers district. Yoselin Bello Flores and Sara Dragoj, both graduates of the Yonkers School
CW Announces Student of the Semester for the Evening College
Congratulations to Denise Calvin who was selected as Student of the Semester for the Evening College. Denise has been selected for this distinguished accolade by the Evening College Faculty because of her 4.0 GPA, demonstrated academic excellence, and overall dedication to their studies. Read more about Denise. Denise, a Jamaican native, attended the Queen’s High
FREE Fall Workshop Series for High School Students
CW is committed to its mission of being an academically student-centered college, providing the highest quality education, and this commitment extends beyond our own students. CW acknowledges the challenges students face when transitioning from high school to college, which is why we offer complimentary workshops for high school students to ease this transition. Workshop 1:
Exciting News! White Plains Youth Bureau/Project Digital Jumpstart
At The College of Westchester (CW), our commitment to empowering students through education and career readiness has always been at the heart of what we do. We are proud to share the exciting news of a new initiative that will significantly enhance our ongoing efforts in this regard—Project Digital JumpStart (PDJ), a collaboration with the
CW’s 109th Commencement: Celebrating a Century of Student Success at CW
As we celebrate the achievements of our graduates, let’s also look forward to the bright futures they will forge, thanks to the solid foundation they have built at The College of Westchester. Our Keynote Speaker, Westchester Board Legislator, Jewel Williams Johnson, beautifully encapsulated this sentiment: “You have the power to make a difference. Turn whatever