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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week
Fordham pays tribute to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by celebrating his life and achievements with a weeklong schedule of events.
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History Ph.D Candidate Receives Fellowship from the National Conference of British Studies
Congratulations to Louise Foroughi, whose dissertation, “What Makes a Yeoman? Status, Religion, and Material Culture in Later Medieval England,” recently earned her the 2019 Dissertation Fellowship by NACBS. Louisa also won 3rd place in the 2019 GSAS 3MT® Competition back in March.
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Renaissance Society of America Finds New Home at Fordham
When the Renaissance Society of America moved to Fordham, the University established a fellowship at Renaissance Quarterly for a graduate student to get hands-on experience with academic publishing. Michael Sanders, a Ph.D. candidate in History, received the fellowship and now serves as the journals’ book reviews manager.
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Holiday Greetings and Happy New Year!
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Education is as Important as Food and Shelter, Says Humanitarian Studies Student
Samantha Slattery, FCRH '15, life-changing moment occurred after winning a free trip to Honduras to work with the group, Students Helping Honduras, which inspired her to pursue a career in humanitarian aid.
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