Q&A
Inquiry into CUNY's concept of 'civic mobility'
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Council Member Eric Dinowitz inquires about the meaning and measurement of 'civic mobility' at CUNY, a concept mentioned by Chancellor Felix Montrose Rejure. CUNY representatives attempt to explain the concept and its implementation.
- Denise Maybank explains that while there's no specific measure, evidence of civic mobility can be seen in various programs and services
- The concept is tied to internship efforts and civic engagement activities
- Amna Malik is introduced to provide additional information on the topic
Eric Dinowitz
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It's it it yes.
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It's still it continues to help.
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I I wanna start by asking the chance chancellor Felix Montrose Rejure, and he wrote about civic mobility.
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I referenced it in my opening.
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You referenced it.
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What is it actually mean?
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And how is it measured at CUNY?
Denise Maybank
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I don't know that there's specifically a measure of it as a thing, but there is evidence.
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Of it in a variety of programs and services in terms of mobility being tied to our internship efforts in terms of the civic aspects of it.
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And how that is engaged.
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And I'm I'm gonna see if you wanna offer some help with answering that at all.
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Okay.
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And
Eric Dinowitz
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Yeah.
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We don't have to sworn in.
Denise Maybank
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Yes.
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Can't see it.
Amna Malik
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Hello?
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Hi.
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My name is Amla Malik.
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I'm senior university director for
Eric Dinowitz
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Thank you.
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Would you would you please raise your right hand?
Denise Maybank
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Yeah.
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You gotta be smart.
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Yeah.
Eric Dinowitz
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Do you affirm to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth in your testimony before this committee, and to respond honestly to council members' questions?
Amna Malik
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I do.
Eric Dinowitz
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Thank you.