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HRA Requirements

HRA required students to have a FIA School/Training letter completed by the CUNY EDGE office each semester the student is enrolled in a school-related activity. The FIA form then needs to be submitted to the Training and Assessment Group (TAG) office in NYC. HRA also requires subsequential FIA form to be submitted if the student makes any changes to their initial semester's FIA schedule. 

HRA also requires to complete a set amount of school-related activities for the week. If students are not meeting those hours, HRA determines their eligibility for the HRA Fellowship (formerly HRA Work-Study) program. The HRA Fellowship program operates as a services under the CUNY EGDE program 

Other HRA requirements are for students to meet with the CUNY EDGE program for monthly engagements to assess the student's progress with their school-related activity.

HRA provides the student's case with transportation funds for weekly transportation to their school activities. 

Campus Cultural Centers

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Kupferberg Holocaust Center Opens in a new window

The KHC uses the lessons of the Holocaust to educate current and future generations about the ramifications of unbridled prejudice, racism and stereotyping.

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QCC Art Gallery

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