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U.S. Attorney General Takes Tech Industry to Task on Encryption
United States Attorney General William P. Barr blasted tech companies for resisting efforts to give law enforcement access to encrypted information in a July 23 keynote address to the 8th International Conference on Cyber Security (ICCS) at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus.
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A Conversation with Silvia Finnemann, First Bepler Chair in Biology
Silvia C. Finnemann, Ph.D., is eyeing a bright future. Since she became the first Kim B. and Stephen E. Bepler Chair in Biological Sciences last fall, she has used her position to pursue new or previously underfunded research projects and dedicate more time toward her student mentees in her Larkin Hall retina cell biology laboratory.
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A Strong Sense of Ethnic Identity Can Mitigate the Effects of Discrimination
Tiffany Yip, Ph.D., professor of psychology, has explored the human relationship with ethnic identity. Her latest project looks at what happens when we face discrimination in our daily lives and whether having a strong sense of racial and ethnic identity better protects us from the effects of discrimination—or makes us feel worse.
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2019 International Conference on Cyber Security
Join us on July 22 – July 25 as we hear lectures from the top names in the field, drawing on their real-world experience, to inform and educate us at one of the premier international events on cybersecurity.
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New Certificate Program to Offer Expertise in Polling
This fall, GSAS will offer students the opportunity to master polling’s unique blend of science and art with an advanced certificate in public opinion and survey research.
Select Academic Programs
Master the skills needed to detect, prevent, and recover from a cyberattack, with our CAE-CDE designated program offering weekend, evening, and online courses.
Gain a deep understanding of voting behavior, polling, and campaign strategy while mastering the key components of an effective political campaign.
Think critically and compassionately about the most pressing moral, social, political, and environmental issues of our time while making ethical decisions on matters ranging from bioethics to business and from the courtroom to Congress.
Develop a strong foundation in core quantitative concepts, including psychometric theory, research methodology, and statistics while fusing data analytics and behavioral science.
Prepare for a dynamic career in humanitarian crisis response with the first U.S.-based master’s degree program uniquely focused on the theory and practice of humanitarian relief.
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