Faculty Affairs

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Welcome to the Office of Faculty Affairs

We provide a wide range of resources to support you through every stage of the academic lifecycle from the time you join the Fordham family, throughout your career, and beyond. Along the way, we’re here to answer your questions, facilitate transitions, and celebrate your accomplishments and share them with your colleagues across the University community.

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Faculty News

How Do Our Siblings Help Raise Us?

Our parents raise us, yes, but our siblings have an influence too—a fact that science hasn’t spent a lot of time exploring, according to a study co-authored by Fordham psychology …

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6 Fordham Women Reflect on their Mentors

In honor of Women’s History Month, we asked female faculty and staff members to name a woman who helped shape their careers. Their mentors included the pioneering Supreme Court justice …

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What’s on My Desk: Lauren Kopajtic

Like many philosophy professors, Lauren Kopajtic, PhD, fills her office with objects that reflect her discipline—but she may be the only one with philosophy-themed Barbie dolls. Step inside her Collins …

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For Women, By Women: Research That Matters

As the nation marks Women’s History Month, women across disciplines at Fordham are engaged in research that serves women on multiple fronts—studying cancer and menopause, exploring how to support women’s …

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A Fordham Focus on AI: Applying Lessons from the Past

For our series, A Fordham Focus on AI, we’re speaking with faculty experts from a range of disciplines about the impact of this rapidly evolving technology and what to expect …

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What’s on My Desk: Christina Greer

Christina Greer, PhD, is often called on by national media to break down the complexities of American politics. But step into her office at Lincoln Center, and you’ll find a …

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The Year of the Fire Horse: 3 Things to Know

As celebrations of the Lunar New Year kick off this week, one of the more stirring animals in the Chinese zodiac calendar is having its day. The Year of the …

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Is ‘Wuthering Heights’ Even a Love Story?

Emily Brontë’s 19th-century novel Wuthering Heights has been adapted for film more than 30 times, and just in time for Valentine’s Day, a new version has hit screens. The film is directed …

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A Fordham Focus on AI: Why Humans Still Make the Best Co-Workers

As part of a new series, A Fordham Focus on AI, we’re talking with Fordham experts from a range of disciplines about the technology that seems to be affecting everything, …

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Why Frankenstein Still Speaks to Us

Awards season is upon us, and one of the movies generating Oscar buzz is based on a 208-year-old novel that has been brought to life scores of times on screens …

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Nina Rowe Named John L. Marion Chair in Art History, Painting, and Sculpture

Art History Professor Nina Rowe has been appointed to Fordham’s John L. Marion Chair in Art History, Painting, and Sculpture, an endowed chair that supports a distinguished scholar in these …

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