Meet the Fellows

"I have come out of my Revson year with a new vision for integrating history, memory, social struggle, and the arts that I am committed to developing over the next few years. "

Cheryll Y. Greene (2008 - 2009)
Independent Editor
The Editor's Eye

Annecy Baez

Annecy Baez

Revson Fellow 2007 - 2008

Director of Counseling Center
Lehman College/CUNY

Annecy Baez is the Director of the Counseling Center at Lehman College of The City University of New York. Prior to joining Lehman College, she was an Assistant Professor at New York University School of Social Work where she taught clinical practice.  Recent research focus includes brief counseling in a college setting, depression prevention and the use of writing as a way of healing. Annecy Baez writes poetry and short fiction. Her literary work has appeared in literary journals, and anthologies such as Tertuliando/Hanging Out, a bilingual literary anthology published by Hunter College and Callaloo, an African American Literary Journal from John Hopkins University. Her collection of short stories, My Daughter’s Eyes and Other Stories, won the 2007 Marmol Prize for Latina First Fiction (Curbstone Press).



The information listed above was provided at the time of the Fellow’s acceptance into the Revson Fellowship and may no longer be current.