Maria-Cristina Necula
The Don Carlos Enigma
(Academia Press, 2020)
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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
Nadiah Rivera Fellah
Alumna Nadiah Rivera Fellah’s research on Latinx art embraced her family’s history and led her back home to Ohio and her curatorial job at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Read more
Mae A. Miller (Photo courtesy of Miller)
Alumna Mae A. Miller (Ph.D. ’20, Earth & Environmental Sciences) talks to The Graduate Center about her bold research questions, the importance of building communities to support students of color, and her new postdoc position. Read more
Martha Lincoln (Photo courtesy fo Lincoln)
Lincoln sharpens the public conversation about epidemics, inequality, and social change through the lens of medical anthropology. Read more
Natalia Castro Picón
Alumna Natalia Castro Picón is starting a tenure-track position at Princeton and offers advice to students in the job market. Read more
Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem
Objects and Intertexts in Toni Morrison’s "Beloved" : The Case for Reparations
(Routledge, 2020)
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Ph.D. student Olivia Ildefonso (left) and alumna Celeste Wilson
Ph.D. student Olivia Ildefonso and alumna Celeste Wilson talk about their project, which visualizes data about prison releases related to the pandemic. Read more
Rosamond Rhodes and the cover of her book, "The Trusted Doctor" (Photos courtesy of Rhodes)
Rhodes, a Graduate Center alumna, discusses her timely new book and her mentoring of nearly 30 Graduate Center students, all of whom found jobs in their field. Read more
Professor Brett Stoudt (Ph.D. '09, Psychology) (Credit: The Graduate Center/Alex Irklievski)
He advocated for the Safer NY Act and is about to start a research project that will invite people living in heavily policed neighborhoods to imagine new possibilities for public safety. Read more