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The School of Education is one of the most comprehensive teacher preparation programs in New York City.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeStephanie Vega ’82 won the 400m hurdles at the 1980 and 1981 Colgate Games.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe college offers more than 2,000 internships at Fortune 500 companies and cultural and governmental organizations.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegePaul Mazursky '51 was a five-time Academy Award–nominated director, screenwriter, actor and producer.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe School of Humanities and Social Sciences encompasses 12 academic departments that study human life through its literature, culture, history, and philosophy.
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Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe cholesterol-fighting drug simvastatin was discovered by Alfred Alberts '53.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeHundreds of engraved bricks on campus are our alumni's way to honor loved ones and enshrine their thoughts for current students.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeDavid F. Mintz '76 founded Tofutti.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeOcean Vuong '12 has won both the Pushcart Prize and the Stanley Kunitz Memorial Prize for Younger Poets.
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Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeYolanda Gibson-Day '83 won the high jump event at the Colgate Games in both 1980 and 1982.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeBrooklyn College students can select from more than 100 international education programs on six continents.
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Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeBrooklyn College has honor societies for students in computing sciences, education, French and Spanish language and literature, psychology, sociology, and television and radio, among others.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Art Department's certificate program in museum education is one of only seven worldwide that offers such a program, and the only one that combines it with art history.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeMartin Summerfield '36 invented regenerative cooling for liquid rocket engines.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Princeton Review placed Brooklyn College among the top 46 colleges in New York State in 2018.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Brooklyn College women's basketball team won the CUNYAC championship in 2018.
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