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GSAS Dean Explores a Freedom Rooted in Whiteness
Congratulations to Dean Tyler Stovall, Ph.D., on his new book titled "White Freedom: The Racial History of an Idea."
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Using Philosophy to Master the Markets
As head of the research investment committee at Bank of America, Jared Woodard, Ph.D., GSAS ’13, helps investors think about where to allocate their investments towards different asset classes, like stocks or bonds.
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Fordham Community Mental Health Clinic Addresses Bronx Needs
Fordham’s clinical psychology program is addressing a critical need in the Bronx: access to affordable mental health services. The program’s Community Mental Health Clinic, which opened in January 2020, aims to provide low-cost mental health services to the Bronx community while also giving third-year doctoral students the chance to gain practical experience.
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Calder Center Forest Proves Perfect for Safe Fieldwork
Despite challenges caused by COVID-19, Biological sciences students, Ar Kornreich and Medha Pandey, were still able to complete their research thanks to the safest research facility at the University’s disposal – the woods at the Calder Center.
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Enhanced Partnerships, Accelerated Track Add to Public Media Program's Growth
Now in its fourth year, Fordham’s M.A. in Public Media stands apart from the competition as a program that takes advantage of its New York location and speaks to our Jesuit mission of creating people for others while serving the world through communication. It truly is “Media with a mission.”
Select Academic Programs
Engage with communication theory and work with committed scholar-activists as you learn to tell compelling stories in ways that promote dialogue, civic engagement, and social justice.
Learn how to identify solutions to global cyber threats while mastering legal, ethical, and policy issues. You will graduate with a unique degree that prepares you for careers in law enforcement, government, and private industry.
Deepen your knowledge of data analytics and behavioral science, while gaining hands-on experience applying psychological research to real-world problems.
Prepare to become an ethically informed and highly skilled leader, who is equipped to build new models of care while maintaining a patient-centered approach.
Gain a complex knowledge of English and American literature from different periods, as you develop skills in close reading, literary theory, and research practices.
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