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  • Remembering Fordham Alumna Marie Clark Taylor

    Remembering Fordham Alumna Marie Clark Taylor

    Marie Taylor Clark, Ph.D., GSAS ’41, was the first woman, of any race, to earn a science doctorate from Fordham University.

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  • The Fourth Annual 3MT® Awards Competition

    The Fourth Annual 3MT® Awards Competition

    Join us on Saturday, April 10, 2021, as students present compelling orations of their thesis or dissertation research in three minutes.

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  • Building a Better Future, One Perovskite at a Time

    Building a Better Future, One Perovskite at a Time

    Joshua Schrier, Ph.D., the first Bepler Chair in Chemistry, has devoted much of his time to his study, "Discovering reactions and uncovering mechanisms of perovskite formation", a $7.4 million project funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.

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  • Professor Uses Community-Based Approach to Study Impact of Alzheimer’s and Dementia

    Professor Uses Community-Based Approach to Study Impact of Alzheimer’s and Dementia

    Thanks to over $900,000 in grants from Genentech Health Equity Innovations and the National Institute of Health, Monica Rivera-Mindt, Ph.D., professor of psychology, will explore how to digitally engage Black adults coping with Alzheimer’s and dementia. The results of this work will be presented at a three-year conference series starting in 2022.

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  • Sharing the Career Value of a Humanities-Based Education

    Sharing the Career Value of a Humanities-Based Education

    Tom Hughes, Ph.D., GSAS ’79, uses his graduate studies in theology and philosophy to bring unique perspectives to his work as a lawyer. He also shares his passion for the humanities with his students at St. John's.

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GSAS Plan for Academic Year 2020-2021

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M.S. in Clinical Research Methods
M.S. in Clinical Research Methods

Build a strong foundation in research methods, statistics, and ethics necessary for career advancement or to become a competitive applicant for top doctoral psychology programs.

M.S. in Humanities Studies
M.S. in Humanities Studies

Join the first US-based master's degree program dedicated exclusively to international humanitarian response. You will develop the practical field skills needed for dynamic careers in humanitarian crisis relief.

M.A. in Economics
M.A. in Economics

Develop 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.

M.A. in Public Media
M.A. in Public Media

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.

M.S. in Cybersecurity
M.S. in Cybersecurity

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 them for careers in law enforcement, government, and private industry.

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