Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) students, faculty and staff went out to watch AC Milan from Italy battle new Spanish League powerhouse FC Barcelona on Wednesday, July 30.

These photos are from a photoshoot for an upcoming Baruch CAPS commercial. Tom Concordia was the photographer on top of a NYC rooftop. The model for the shoot is Michael Lopez, upcoming featured speaker at Baruch CAPS.

speaker at Baruch CAPS.

Baruch College CAPS held a book fair for the ESL program. Faculty, staff and publishers were in attendance.

Baruch CAPS was host to a discussion regarding the College Level Examination Program geatured at Baruch College. Guests included Baruch CAPS faculty and representatives of the FDNY.

Baruch College closed off 25th street for its annual springtime street fair.

Paul Kontonis, Director of Marketing for Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies, participated in a discussion on how businesses can generate interest from the media without spending a lot of money. The event, called the Multicultural Leadership Special Interest Group, was sponsored by the New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA).

of money. The event, called the Multicultural Leadership Special Interest Group, was sponsored by the New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA).

The staff of Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies enjoyed a friday after luncheon to mark the new catalog, new web site and upcoming spring courses.

Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) will sponsor a CIO Roundtable discussion on Friday, March 21st, as part of the Buy New York campaign to help encourage local businesses to consider New York-based companies for their tech needs. Baruch CAPS is also a media sponsor of Buy New York along with Computer Associates, IBM, Information Builders, Microsoft, NYC Economic Development Corp. and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Baruch CAPS offers various Information Technology courses, which cover Internet technologies, networking, communications, programming, hardware and software. Baruch CAPS certificates offer alternatives to degree programs by providing integrated instruction that focuses on the fast growing areas of today's IT world.

consider New York-based companies for their tech needs. Baruch CAPS is also a media sponsor of Buy New York along with Computer Associates, IBM, Information Builders, Microsoft, NYC Economic Development Corp. and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Baruch CAPS offers various Information Technology courses, which cover Internet technologies, networking, communications, programming, hardware and software. Baruch CAPS certificates offer alternatives to degree programs by providing integrated instruction that focuses on the fast growing areas of today's IT world.

Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) is proud to offer a new Performing Arts Certificate Program this fall. Artistic students ranging from beginners to professionals can choose from the areas of theatre, dance and music with a defining emphasis in producing, writing and performing. The program is the perfect opportunity for those adults with less time or money to go back to school or earn a degree. It's affordable, practical and fulfilling. As a preview, a select number of courses will be offered in Baruch's upcoming spring semester.

from the areas of theatre, dance and music with a defining emphasis in producing, writing and performing. The program is the perfect opportunity for those adults with less time or money to go back to school or earn a degree. It's affordable, practical and fulfilling. As a preview, a select number of courses will be offered in Baruch's upcoming spring semester.

Photos from the annual ESL celebration.

These are behind the scenes photos from the Spring 2003 Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies course catalogs. Each model student was selected from an overwhelming response of students.

Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) is proud to announce that the Continuing Education Association of New York State (CEA/NY) has named the Acting Associate Dean/Director of CAPS, Dr. Abe Tawil, as the Outstanding Continuing Education Instructor for the year 2001-2002. The CEA/NY is dedicated to continuing higher education professionals throughout the City and State Universities of New York and their colleagues.

CAPS, Dr. Abe Tawil, as the Outstanding Continuing Education Instructor for the year 2001-2002. The CEA/NY is dedicated to continuing higher education professionals throughout the City and State Universities of New York and their colleagues.

Photos from the Baruch CAPS holiday production of "It's a Wonderful (One Man Show) Life!" and pre-show reception. The show starred JAson Grossman, executive director/producer of Funny Sheesh and Baruch CAPS faculty.

Baruch CAPS faculty.

Starting with a Secret Santa in our office, we moved to the Flamingo Room for our holiday party.

The Faculty Celebration 2002 was for the faculty of Baruch CAPS. Bernard Lynch was awarded for his dedication and outstanding service to CAPS. John Rassias was the keynote speaker.

The cover for the Winter 2003 Course Catalog was shot by photographer Tom Concordia. Here are pictures from the photoshoot.

The President of Baruch College paid a visit to Continuing and Professional Studies to see what we are all about.

Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) instructor led Baruch Martial Arts students to victory last month in New York State's first annual martial arts championships. The championship was held on October 27th at SUNY Farmingdale in Long Island, where Martial Arts experts came from far and wide to view and compete against fifty participants.

Gregory Munna, Gregory Krivsheyev, Julius Smith, Gabriel Williams, and Chris Liguz accompanied Sifu Donald Tampubolon, Baruch CAPS Instructor, to the tournament. The five Baruch students won multiple first and second place awards in fighting and self-defense, paving their way to the National Championships.

The instructor, Sifu Donald Tampubolon has taught Self Defense at Baruch Continuing and Professional Studies for one and a half years. He holds a black belt in six disciplines of martial arts and is ranked by Black Belt Magazine among the top twenty-five fighters in the world.

championship was held on October 27th at SUNY Farmingdale in Long Island, where Martial Arts experts came from far and wide to view and compete against fifty participants.

Gregory Munna, Gregory Krivsheyev, Julius Smith, Gabriel Williams, and Chris Liguz accompanied Sifu Donald Tampubolon, Baruch CAPS Instructor, to the tournament. The five Baruch students won multiple first and second place awards in fighting and self-defense, paving their way to the National Championships.

The instructor, Sifu Donald Tampubolon has taught Self Defense at Baruch Continuing and Professional Studies for one and a half years. He holds a black belt in six disciplines of martial arts and is ranked by Black Belt Magazine among the top twenty-five fighters in the world.

Each person at Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies is the personification of our brand in style, attitude, dress and all communications. We are professional, smart, approachable, real world and collaborative.

world and collaborative.

Here are some general photos of faculty, staff and students of Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies, New York City.