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Alumnus Maurice Vann, now a tenure-track professor at Lehman College, identifies three key elements for self-care during these anxious times. Read more
Maurice Vann (Photo courtesy of Vann)
After leaving law school for social welfare, '20 alumnus Maurice Vann connects research and practice while addressing racial bias, in a new tenure-track position. Read more
Glose was known for starting a social service organization in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, and for speaking out about a child sexual abuse scandal within the Catholic Church. Read more
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New research by Professor Paul Attewell and alumnus Dirk Witteveen debunks some beliefs and suggests new ways to address inequity in STEM education. Read more
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Ph.D. candidate Carolyn Hanesworth (Social Welfare) was one of the first of many doctoral candidates to defend her dissertation digitally, amid the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic. She and her adviser shared their guidance. Read more
Ph.D. candidate Miller is leading a New York City campaign to ensure an accurate Census count. What’s at stake? Read more
In this episode of Alumni Aloud, Naomi Schear talks about creating and implementing policies in New York City agencies and how her research informs her work. Read more
Professor Luisa Borrell spoke with The Graduate Center about her career switch and her public health research on everything from obesity to DNA. Read more
GC Professor Benjamin H. Shepard traces Brooklyn's emergence as a global brand in a new book co-authored with Mark J. Noonan. Read more
Benjamin Shephard and Mark Noonan
Brooklyn Tides: The Fall and Rise of a Global Borough
(Columbia University Press, 2018)
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