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Peace Efforts That Leave Out Women Will Fail, Says Professor
Anjali Dayal, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, states that according to statistics from the United Nations, only 3% of the negotiators are women in the peacemaking process; however, in Anjali's forthcoming journal article with coauthor, Agathe Christen, they find that women dominate in the informal peacemaking process.
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Lecture Series Showcases Breadth, Depth of Philosophy Program
As part of the Daniel J. Sullivan Memorial Lecture Series, Jenann Ismael, Ph.D., a professor of philosophy at Columbia University, lecture focused on the conflict between the concepts of determinism and free will.
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Spotlight: Accelerated M.S. in Humanitarian Studies Student
For Emma Budd, an accelerated master’s student pursuing an M.S. in Humanitarian Studies, advocacy became about reaching beyond the classroom and speaking to a broader population about gender-based violence.
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Doctoral Student Studies How Exergames Affect Youth in the Bronx
Applied Developmental Psychology Ph.D. candidate, Natasha Chaku, was awarded $20,000 from the American Association of University Women to complete her dissertation research on the impact physically active video games have on adolescents' cognitive skills.
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Talking with Fordham Provost Dennis Jacobs
Dennis Jacobs, Ph.D., new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, speaks about what motivated him to become a scientist and discusses his goals and plans for Fordham.
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