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John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a public senior college within the City University of New York (CUNY) system, founded in 1964 and headquartered at 524 West 59th Street in Manhattan. The institution specializes in criminal justice, forensic science, public safety, and related social science and humanities disciplines, serving undergraduate students (including a 50% first-generation and 75% NYC public-school feeder base), graduate students, and NYC law enforcement professionals (NYPD, DOC, FDNY) through dedicated leadership and in-service programs.

Its core academic products are undergraduate degree programs, a portfolio of master's and doctoral programs (MA in Criminal Justice, Forensic Psychology, Forensic Mental Health Counseling, Human Rights, International Crime & Justice, Public Administration, Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, MS in Emergency Management, MS in Forensic Science, and an MA/JD dual degree), and certificate programs. Delivery is supported by the Brightspace learning management system for online and hybrid courses, including 8-week online graduate sessions. The college does not sell a commercial product; rather, it delivers credit-bearing education and credentialed training.

The business model is that of a public, state-funded institution: revenue is generated through CUNY-set tuition, New York State and City appropriations, financial aid flows (TAP, Pell, federal and state grants, work-study), and competitive grants and philanthropic donations managed through Institutional Advancement. Go-to-market is conducted through the college website, organic social media (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube), and direct institutional partnerships with NYC public-safety agencies. Eighty-five percent of students reportedly graduate with $0 student debt, reflecting the heavily subsidized nature of the model. Recent strategic positioning includes the From Punishment to Public Health initiative at Brooklyn Criminal Court (summer 2026 launch) and a San Francisco Drug Market Intervention research engagement funded by the Crankstart and San Francisco Foundations.

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John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a public CUNY college in New York specializing in criminal justice, forensic science, and public safety education for undergraduates, graduate students, and NYC law enforcement professionals.

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criminal justice education, forensic science programs, public safety training, law enforcement education, graduate degree programs
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1Corrections, Detention & Probation Officer Training
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2Juvenile Justice Education Programs (Detention & Correctional Education)
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3LLM & Post-JD Graduate Law Programs
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  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
  • Technical and Trade Schools6115
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Higher Education (Criminal Justice and Forensic Studies)
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a CUNY public college that delivers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate academic programs focused on criminal justice, forensic science, forensic psychology, public safety, cybersecurity, and related disciplines. The college serves traditional students, law enforcement professionals, veterans, and international learners through on-campus instruction in Manhattan and online education via the Brightspace learning management system, supplemented by specialized agency training for the NYPD, NYC Department of Correction, and FDNY.

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  • 85% of students graduate with $0 student debt
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a CUNY educational institution offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs primarily focused on criminal justice, forensic science, and related disciplines. The college provides a portfolio of academic programs including undergraduate majors/minors, graduate degrees (MA, MS, doctoral), certificate programs, and online education through the Brightspace learning management system. Key graduate programs include MA in Criminal Justice, Forensic Psychology, Forensic Mental Health Counseling, Human Rights, International Crime & Justice, Public Administration, Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, Emergency Management, and Forensic Science.

Product and service5 records
1John Jay College Undergraduate Programs
CategoryUndergraduate Academic Programs
Description

Standalone undergraduate degree programs (majors, minors, and undergraduate certificates) across criminal justice, forensic science, humanities, and liberal arts disciplines, designed for traditional undergraduate students seeking a bachelor's degree at a CUNY public college.

2John Jay College Graduate Programs
CategoryGraduate Academic Programs
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Standalone graduate degree programs, including MA in Criminal Justice, MA in Forensic Psychology, MA in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, MA in Human Rights, MA in International Crime & Justice, MAs in Public Administration, MS programs in Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, MS in Emergency Management, MS in Forensic Science, the MA/JD in Forensic Psychology & Law (CUNY), and doctoral programs.

3John Jay College Certificate Programs
CategoryCertificate Programs
Description

Standalone undergraduate and graduate certificate programs providing specialized professional credentials in various criminal justice, forensic, public safety, and related fields for students and working professionals seeking focused, short-form qualifications.

4John Jay Online Education
CategoryOnline / Distance Learning
Description

Distance learning offerings delivered through the Brightspace learning management system, including online courses, 8-week online graduate sessions, and digital education resources that allow students to pursue John Jay degrees and credentials remotely.

5NYPD, DOC, and FDNY Professional Development Programs
CategoryPublic Safety Workforce Development Programs
Description

Specialized academic programs tailored for active personnel of the NYPD, NYC Department of Correction, and FDNY, including the NYPD Leadership Program, the NYPD Executive Master's Program, and the In-Service Program, providing workforce-aligned credentials and leadership training.

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-20
Description

John Jay College's From Punishment to Public Health initiative partnered with the Kings County District Attorney's Office to deliver on-demand mental health and wraparound services at Brooklyn Criminal Court, launching summer 2026.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-20
Description

Partnership to deliver mental health services and wraparound support to individuals released to the community following arraignment at Brooklyn Criminal Court.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-20
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Collaborative partnership to deploy mobile medical units and peer support services at Brooklyn Criminal Court as part of the From Punishment to Public Health initiative.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-15
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John Jay College expert David Kennedy leads Drug Market Intervention strategy for San Francisco, funded by $500,000 grant through Breaking the Cycle Fund at San Francisco Foundation.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
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Sam Houston State's College of Criminal Justice is one of the largest and most recognized criminal justice educational programs in the U.S., directly comparable as a specialized CJ/public safety training institution with broad undergraduate and graduate offerings.

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UC's School of Criminal Justice is a top-ranked, research-intensive program widely regarded as a pioneer in criminal justice education, with closely aligned mission, scale, and program mix to John Jay College.

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UMD's Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice is a leading research and teaching program with similar emphasis on CJ degree production, faculty-led policy research, and graduate-level specialization.

TypeDirect peer
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FSU's College of Criminology & Criminal Justice is one of the few standalone criminology colleges in the U.S., comparable to John Jay in academic scale, specialization, and graduate program depth.

TypeDirect peer
Description

GMU offers a notable criminology, law and society program within a large public research university, comparable to John Jay in CJ undergraduate/graduate instruction with applied research orientation.

TypeRegional player
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UAlbany's Rockefeller College houses a prominent criminal justice program and serves as a major New York State public university, comparable to John Jay in mission overlap, regional public-university positioning, and public administration education.

TypeRegional player
Description

A fellow senior CUNY college drawing NYC commuter students, comparable as a same-system, regional public-university peer competing for overlapping applicants in the NYC public-school talent pool.

TypeRegional player
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A fellow CUNY senior college offering liberal arts and applied degree programs with significant NYC public school enrollment, comparable as a peer institution in the same public-system and tuition structure.

TypeBroad incumbent
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A private R1 university with established criminal justice and forensic programs within a much broader college portfolio, comparable to John Jay's applied CJ/forensic programs but operating at a much larger institutional scale and price point.

TypeRegional player
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A New York City private university offering criminal justice and legal studies programs, comparable to John Jay as a regional higher-education competitor for NYC undergraduate students, especially in pre-law and CJ tracks.

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John Jay College

Higher Education (Criminal Justice and Forensic Studies)jjay.cuny.edu

John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a public CUNY college in New York specializing in criminal justice, forensic science, and public safety education for undergraduates, graduate students, and NYC law enforcement professionals.

What John Jay College does

John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a public senior college within the City University of New York (CUNY) system, founded in 1964 and headquartered at 524 West 59th Street in Manhattan. The institution specializes in criminal justice, forensic science, public safety, and related social science and humanities disciplines, serving undergraduate students (including a 50% first-generation and 75% NYC public-school feeder base), graduate students, and NYC law enforcement professionals (NYPD, DOC, FDNY) through dedicated leadership and in-service programs.

Its core academic products are undergraduate degree programs, a portfolio of master's and doctoral programs (MA in Criminal Justice, Forensic Psychology, Forensic Mental Health Counseling, Human Rights, International Crime & Justice, Public Administration, Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, MS in Emergency Management, MS in Forensic Science, and an MA/JD dual degree), and certificate programs. Delivery is supported by the Brightspace learning management system for online and hybrid courses, including 8-week online graduate sessions. The college does not sell a commercial product; rather, it delivers credit-bearing education and credentialed training.

The business model is that of a public, state-funded institution: revenue is generated through CUNY-set tuition, New York State and City appropriations, financial aid flows (TAP, Pell, federal and state grants, work-study), and competitive grants and philanthropic donations managed through Institutional Advancement. Go-to-market is conducted through the college website, organic social media (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube), and direct institutional partnerships with NYC public-safety agencies. Eighty-five percent of students reportedly graduate with $0 student debt, reflecting the heavily subsidized nature of the model. Recent strategic positioning includes the From Punishment to Public Health initiative at Brooklyn Criminal Court (summer 2026 launch) and a San Francisco Drug Market Intervention research engagement funded by the Crankstart and San Francisco Foundations.

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Name
John Jay College
Legal name
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Website
https://jjay.cuny.edu
Company type
Public
Founded year
1966
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a public CUNY college in New York specializing in criminal justice, forensic science, and public safety education for undergraduates, graduate students, and NYC law enforcement professionals.
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John Jay College industry classification

Industry
Product category
Higher Education (Criminal Justice and Forensic Studies)
NAICS
Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Technical and Trade Schools (6115)
akta.pro primary industry
Corrections, Detention & Probation Officer Training (EDAOAMAE)
akta.pro secondary industries
Juvenile Justice Education Programs (Detention & Correctional Education) (EDAJAEAB), LLM & Post-JD Graduate Law Programs (EDAHAIAC)

Keywords

  • Criminal justice education
  • Forensic science programs
  • Public safety training
  • Law enforcement education
  • Graduate degree programs

Where John Jay College is headquartered

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New York
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United States
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North America

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

John Jay College product offering

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Core offering

John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a CUNY public college that delivers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate academic programs focused on criminal justice, forensic science, forensic psychology, public safety, cybersecurity, and related disciplines. The college serves traditional students, law enforcement professionals, veterans, and international learners through on-campus instruction in Manhattan and online education via the Brightspace learning management system, supplemented by specialized agency training for the NYPD, NYC Department of Correction, and FDNY.

Product overview

John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a CUNY educational institution offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs primarily focused on criminal justice, forensic science, and related disciplines. The college provides a portfolio of academic programs including undergraduate majors/minors, graduate degrees (MA, MS, doctoral), certificate programs, and online education through the Brightspace learning management system. Key graduate programs include MA in Criminal Justice, Forensic Psychology, Forensic Mental Health Counseling, Human Rights, International Crime & Justice, Public Administration, Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, Emergency Management, and Forensic Science.

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Products and services

  • John Jay College Undergraduate Programs Standalone undergraduate degree programs (majors, minors, and undergraduate certificates) across criminal justice, forensic science, humanities, and liberal arts disciplines, designed for traditional undergraduate students seeking a bachelor's degree at a CUNY public college.
  • John Jay College Graduate Programs Standalone graduate degree programs, including MA in Criminal Justice, MA in Forensic Psychology, MA in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, MA in Human Rights, MA in International Crime & Justice, MAs in Public Administration, MS programs in Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity, MS in Emergency Management, MS in Forensic Science, the MA/JD in Forensic Psychology & Law (CUNY), and doctoral programs.
  • John Jay College Certificate Programs Standalone undergraduate and graduate certificate programs providing specialized professional credentials in various criminal justice, forensic, public safety, and related fields for students and working professionals seeking focused, short-form qualifications.
  • John Jay Online Education Distance learning offerings delivered through the Brightspace learning management system, including online courses, 8-week online graduate sessions, and digital education resources that allow students to pursue John Jay degrees and credentials remotely.
  • NYPD, DOC, and FDNY Professional Development Programs Specialized academic programs tailored for active personnel of the NYPD, NYC Department of Correction, and FDNY, including the NYPD Leadership Program, the NYPD Executive Master's Program, and the In-Service Program, providing workforce-aligned credentials and leadership training.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 85% of students graduate with $0 student debt

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Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Kings County District Attorney's OfficecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2026John Jay College's From Punishment to Public Health initiative partnered with the Kings County District Attorney's Office to deliver on-demand mental health and wraparound services at Brooklyn Criminal Court, launching summer 2026.
  • The Fortune SocietycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2026Partnership to deliver mental health services and wraparound support to individuals released to the community following arraignment at Brooklyn Criminal Court.
  • Community Healthcare NetworkcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2026Collaborative partnership to deploy mobile medical units and peer support services at Brooklyn Criminal Court as part of the From Punishment to Public Health initiative.
  • San Francisco FoundationminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 January 2026John Jay College expert David Kennedy leads Drug Market Intervention strategy for San Francisco, funded by $500,000 grant through Breaking the Cycle Fund at San Francisco Foundation.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights6 records

John Jay College competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Sam Houston State University: Sam Houston State's College of Criminal Justice is one of the largest and most recognized criminal justice educational programs in the U.S., directly comparable as a specialized CJ/public safety training institution with broad undergraduate and graduate offerings.
  • University of Cincinnati: UC's School of Criminal Justice is a top-ranked, research-intensive program widely regarded as a pioneer in criminal justice education, with closely aligned mission, scale, and program mix to John Jay College.
  • University of Maryland: UMD's Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice is a leading research and teaching program with similar emphasis on CJ degree production, faculty-led policy research, and graduate-level specialization.
  • Florida State University: FSU's College of Criminology & Criminal Justice is one of the few standalone criminology colleges in the U.S., comparable to John Jay in academic scale, specialization, and graduate program depth.
  • George Mason University: GMU offers a notable criminology, law and society program within a large public research university, comparable to John Jay in CJ undergraduate/graduate instruction with applied research orientation.

Regional players

  • SUNY University at Albany: UAlbany's Rockefeller College houses a prominent criminal justice program and serves as a major New York State public university, comparable to John Jay in mission overlap, regional public-university positioning, and public administration education.
  • CUNY Brooklyn College: A fellow senior CUNY college drawing NYC commuter students, comparable as a same-system, regional public-university peer competing for overlapping applicants in the NYC public-school talent pool.
  • CUNY City College of New York: A fellow CUNY senior college offering liberal arts and applied degree programs with significant NYC public school enrollment, comparable as a peer institution in the same public-system and tuition structure.
  • St. John's University: A New York City private university offering criminal justice and legal studies programs, comparable to John Jay as a regional higher-education competitor for NYC undergraduate students, especially in pre-law and CJ tracks.

Broad incumbents

  • Northeastern University: A private R1 university with established criminal justice and forensic programs within a much broader college portfolio, comparable to John Jay's applied CJ/forensic programs but operating at a much larger institutional scale and price point.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about John Jay College

What does John Jay College do?

John Jay College of Criminal Justice is a CUNY public college that delivers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate academic programs focused on criminal justice, forensic science, forensic psychology, public safety, cybersecurity, and related disciplines. The college serves traditional students, law enforcement professionals, veterans, and international learners through on-campus instruction in Manhattan and online education via the Brightspace learning management system, supplemented by specialized agency training for the NYPD, NYC Department of Correction, and FDNY.

Is John Jay College a public or private company?

John Jay College is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was John Jay College founded?

John Jay College was founded in 1966. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is John Jay College based?

John Jay College is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

Who are John Jay College's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Sam Houston State University, University of Cincinnati, University of Maryland, Florida State University and George Mason University. Regional players are SUNY University at Albany, CUNY Brooklyn College, CUNY City College of New York and St. John's University. Northeastern University is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does John Jay College have an API?

No public API is recorded for John Jay College.

What industry is John Jay College in?

John Jay College's product category is Higher Education (Criminal Justice and Forensic Studies). Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAOAMAE, Corrections, Detention & Probation Officer Training, with a secondary code of EDAJAEAB, Juvenile Justice Education Programs (Detention & Correctional Education). Its NAICS code is 6113.

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New York PostJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice bookkeeper swiped $700K from students: authoritiesCadelie Neat, an accounts-payable manager at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan, was indicted for allegedly stealing $710,000 in student stipend funds between December 2018 and April 2024 by sending herself over 260 fraudulent checks made out to current, former, and fictional program enrollees. The checks were mailed to her Suffolk County home and deposited into personal accounts, with the funds allegedly used for travel, dining, and home repairs. A related case was announced involving Andrea Williams and Cheryl Carr, who allegedly stole over $288,000 from Harlem Children's Zone Promise Academy Charter School through a fraudulent check scheme using a fictional charter school with a similar name based in Idaho.New York PostTaxpayer-funded CUNY criminal justice college welcomes alleged pervs, pimps to teach future cops and lawyersJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice, a CUNY institution, has faced multiple scandals involving professors accused of sexual harassment, drug dealing, and misconduct dating back to 2018, with the college paying $164,499.74 each to two alleged victims in 2021. Professor Ric Curtis, accused of selling drugs out of his office and other offenses, was allowed to return to teaching in 2024 despite the ongoing controversy. The article catalogs additional incidents including professors making threats, harassment lawsuits, and controversial statements, with some accused faculty remaining employed by CUNY without punishment.John Jay CollegeJohn Jay Launches Partnership to Deliver On-Demand Mental Health Services at Brooklyn Criminal CourtJohn Jay College's From Punishment to Public Health initiative has partnered with the Kings County District Attorney's Office, The Fortune Society, and Community Healthcare Network to deliver on-demand mental health and wraparound services at Brooklyn Criminal Court. The program, launching summer 2026, will station peer navigators inside the courthouse and deploy a mobile medical unit nearby offering psychiatric, nursing, case management, and peer support services from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., five days a week. The initiative targets individuals released to the community following arraignment, aiming to connect them with immediate behavioral health care before they cycle back into the justice system.ABC7 San FranciscoSan Francisco eyes new strategy to put an end to drug markets: Here's what we knowSan Francisco city officials are considering adopting a Drug Market Intervention strategy led by expert David Kennedy from John Jay College to address the persistent open-air drug markets in the Tenderloin neighborhood. A $500,000 grant from the Crankstart Foundation has been awarded to fund two years of research and strategy development through the Breaking the Cycle Fund at the San Francisco Foundation. Despite previous enforcement efforts resulting in drug dealer arrests and kilo seizures, overdose deaths remained high at 588 in 2025 and 635 in 2024, with officials noting that the city has never previously implemented a coordinated drug market intervention strategy.PR NewswireDOAR Expands Partnership with John Jay College of Criminal Justice to Advance the Practice of Trial ConsultingDOAR, the nation's leading trial consulting company, has expanded its partnership with John Jay College of Criminal Justice through a newly established Trial Consulting Partnership Fund aimed at supporting graduate students pursuing careers in trial consulting and jury research. The fund will provide workshops, two annual scholarships named after DOAR's founder, research grants, summer internships, and an externship program for students in John Jay's MA in Forensic Psychology and Psychology and Law PhD programs. The initiative will launch during the 2025 fall semester with joint leadership from DOAR and John Jay faculty.PR NewswireGREECE IN USA: A New Cultural Platform is Launched in New YorkGREECE IN USA launched a cultural platform in New York City to promote Greek culture, featuring two parallel art exhibitions focused on criminal justice reform and social injustice. The initiative operates under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Culture and involves partnerships with local institutions such as John Jay College of Criminal Justice and UNDERCURRENT.NYC.BwogThumbtack Found In Ferris Potatoes – BwogColumbia sophomore Beth Whittier found a thumbtack in a potato dish at Ferris dining hall, which she had already started eating. The incident occurred on a Friday when John Jay was closed, and the photo shows the thumbtack under potato remnants. Bwog will keep the story updated.PR NewswireAllied Universal and John Jay College to Host "Plan to Live" Seminar to Educate the Healthcare Community on How to Handle Active Shooter SituationsAllied Universal and John Jay College are co-hosting a "Plan to Live" seminar to educate healthcare professionals on preparing for and responding to active shooter situations, bomb threats, and other security threats. The event will feature expert speakers including Dr. Frank M. Ochberg from John Jay College, Steven Crimando from Behavioral Science Applications, and a panel of active and retired NYPD experts on preparedness. This seminar is part of Allied Universal's broader effort to position itself as a leading provider of security services and training in the healthcare sector.GlobeNewswireNASDAQ OMX Celebrates Veterans Day and Veterans Hiring Initiatives at the Opening BellJohn Jay College and NASDAQ OMX will ring the Opening Bell at the NASDAQ MarketSite on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2013, with student veterans and representatives from companies in the Veterans Corporate Roundtable. The event honors veterans and celebrates hiring initiatives, with a live webcast available.