Recent Updates Fordham offices remain staffed and operating remotely. The University has released its plan, Fordham Forward, to resume in-person teaching and learning for the Fall semester. Full Details
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Parallels Between Plagues Past and Present
Rachel Podd, a Ph.D. candidate in history and Matthew Clark, a teacher at the Bronx High School of Science, came together for a one-time collaboration that dramatically expanded their students' understanding of the similarities between the Black Plague and COVID-19.
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Fordham Forward | Campus Reopening Fall 2020
The Fordham Forward task force and its subcommittees have worked tirelessly to develop a sophisticated, multifaceted plan to deal with COVID-19 and mitigate the risks associated with reopening. Thanks to their efforts, Fordham plans to proceed with on-ground instruction beginning August 26.
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Donor-Funded Grants Keep Graduate Student Research Going Strong
Most Ph.D.-level programs are only funded in nine-month intervals. Plus, when coupled with a pandemic, support in the form of summer fellowship opportunities are critical. Thanks to the help of generous benefactors, GSAS students are able to continue to make progress on their research while also receiving mentorship support.
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Renowned Historian to Lead GSAS
Effective July 1, Fordham University will welcome Tyler Stovall, Ph.D., a seasoned administrator and lauded historian whose scholarship has focused on 20th-century France, issues of race and class, and transnational history, as dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
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Fordham Students Earn Department of Defense Cybersecurity Grants
Two recent Fordham undergraduates will return to the University in the fall to pursue an M.S. in cybersecurity, thanks to a scholarship funded by the United States Department of Defense (DOD) and administered by the National Security Agency (NSA).
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Press deeper into the issues that motivate your faith as you prepare for doctoral work or enhance vocations in education, campus ministry, counseling, and other related fields.
Seek innovative solutions to the most pressing problems facing our cities as you prepare for a career ranging from non-profit work and public administration to real estate and city planning.
Reinvent your view of the world as you hone in on a global approach to understanding societal interconnections, flows, and transformations throughout history.
Engage in dynamic research, via our state-of-the-art lab facilities, that will increase your versatility and prepare you for a doctoral level program or range of careers in ecology or cell/molecular biology.
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