The Graduate School, founded in 1969, has prepared more than 10,000 men and women for careers in the service professions. CNR alumnae/i work in schools as teachers and administrators, guidance counselors, and school psychologists. The health care professions employ our gerontologists and art therapists. Our artists, graphic designers, writers, career counselors, and communications specialists are employed in the corporate world. On our New Rochelle campus, in three divisions: Art & Communication Studies, Education, and Human Services, nearly 1,000 full- and part-time students study to complete one of our 25 degree or post-master's certificate programs.

Our 80 member full-time and adjunct faculty are our greatest strength. These creative men and women bring a powerful perspective to their teaching. As practitioners, they actively pursue their professions through independent practice, publication, consulting work and exhibitions. As scholars, they engage in research in their fields and some earn international visibility. This dual role brings professional immediacy and relevance into their small classes where students can easily interact with professors.

Let the 21st century be a beginning of heightened professional growth and career enhancement for you. Study here in partnership with our caring faculty and other men and women who are also achieving goals that once were dreams.

Guy E. Lometti, Ph.D.
Dean
Graduate School