Alyssa Loorya (Ph.D. '18, Anthropology) is the founder and president of Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants. (Credit: Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants)
The founder and president of Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants turned her academic interest in public archaeology into a career in cultural resource management. Read more
Angie Waller (Photo courtesy of Waller)
Waller explains how her Graduate Center training in computational linguistics led to a new role and award-winning research, and she offers advice for prospective students. Read more
Harvati has gained “crucial new insights into the processes of human evolution” through a combination of field research and 3D morphometry imaging techniques, DFG said in its prize announcement. Read more
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Deborah Cullen-Morales, Maurice Vann, Linnaea Tillett, and Fernand (Dean) A. De Los Reyes
Despite the challenges of 2020, our students, alumni, and faculty have made achievements that we are happy to look back on. Read more
Brian Jones (Photo courtesy of Jones)
Alumnus Brian Jones explains how he took an unexpected path to a fulfilling career at the Schomburg Center for Black Culture. Read more
Pablo Crespo helped archaeologist Gino Caspari map Scythian burial sites across a huge swath of territory in present-day Russia, Mongolia and China using Google Earth images. (credit: Pablo Caspari)
Crespo, an economics Ph.D., applied his machine learning knowledge to create a tool that allows archaeologists to access hard-to-reach sites. Read more
Ovita F. Williams (Photo courtesy of Williams)
"Know why you're getting into this and stay true to that," says alumna Ovita F. William. Read more
Tai-Danae Bradley
Alumna Tai-Danae Bradley explains how her time at the Graduate Center prepared her for a new role at X - The Moonshot Factory, where she's exploring the frontiers of physics and artificial intelligence. Read more
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Graduate Center scholars share advice on how you can take care of yourself during a time when sources of stress seem inexhaustible. Read more
Maurice Vann (Photo courtesy of Vann)
Alumnus Maurice Vann, now a tenure-track professor at Lehman College, identifies three key elements for self-care during these anxious times. Read more