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Economist Sees Hope for Climate Change Fight In Green New Deal
Assistant Professor of Economics Marc N. Conte, Ph.D., who studies the economics of climate change, helps us make sense of the urgency to change the way we conduct our everyday lives.
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Alumnus Honored for Humanitarian Work in Central America
John Briggs, GSAS ’09 was honored for his work during the 2019 Swanstrom-Baerwald Award ceremony, which celebrate's Fordham's partnership with Catholic Relief Services.
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3MT® Competition Showcases GSAS Students’ Research and Communications Skills
17 GSAS students, representing over ten graduate programs, competed at the Second Annual Three Minute Thesis Competition, where they had 180 seconds to clearly and effectively explain their research. Congratulations to all participants, including our four winners!
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Recommit to Digital Privacy, Scholar Urges
Anita Allen, Ph.D., the Henry R. Silverman professor of law, professor of philosophy, and vice provost at the University of Pennsylvania, delivered her lecture, "Ethics and Digital Life” as part of the Gannon lecture series, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Fordham's Center for Ethics Education.
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The Second Annual 3MT® Awards Competition
Join us on Wednesday, March 13, 2019, as students present compelling orations of their thesis or dissertation research in three minutes.
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Prepare for a dynamic career in humanitarian crisis response with the first US-based master’s degree program uniquely focused on the theory and practice of humanitarian relief.
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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.
Gain a solid foundation in modern economic theory while honing your quantitative and analytical skills from industry leaders in the nation’s financial capital, New York City.
Analyze raw data by developing the technical abilities and the communication skills to transform it into information for decision-making and policy information.
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