Clockwise from upper left: President Robin L. Garrell, Professors Cathy Davidson, Van Tran and Ann Kirschner
President Robin L. Garrell and three faculty members shared their visions for ways that the Graduate Center can transform and can contribute to the future of New York City, especially in the wake of the pandemic. Read more
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Ferguson, whose research focuses on transgender college students, wants to work "on things like access to health care and housing for the LGBTQ community, and at a level that will enact more systematic change." Read more
Christine Folch (Photo courtesy of Folch)
Folch will use the $200,000 fellowship to spend 14 months in Paraguay, shadowing social entrepreneurs who are finding ways to balance poverty alleviation and development with environmental protections in the midst of climate change Read more
Graduate Center alumnus Pierre Losson (Ph.D. '19, Political Science) discusses the return of cultural heritage objects on the International Horizons podcast. Read more
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Urban Lichens: A Field Guide for Northeastern North America
(Yale University Press, 2021)
Read moreSegalo, whose academic work pays attention to the need to curb global gender inequities, laid out her vision for her three-year appoinment. Read more
Top (L-R) Katherine Entigar, Andrew Levine, Siqi Tu, Conner Martinez,
Bottom (L-R): Sandra Castro, Roxana Piotrowska, Raj Korpan, Allison Guess
The Class of 2021 graduates have overcome incredible odds to complete their dissertations and push scholarship in their fields forward. Read more
(L-R) Jack Crawford, Jagadīśa-devaśrī Dācus, and Jama Shelton
Graduate Center scholars have pushed boundaries with activism and outstanding scholarship about the LGBTQ+ community, from discovering the economic benefit of mental health care for older HIV+ patients to presenting a scholarly understanding of drag. Read more
Sandra Castro (Photo courtesy of Castro)
For her doctoral dissertation, Castro spent years studying immigrant mothers on Long Island who came to the U.S. from Central America without their children, parented them from afar, and then finally reunited with them. Read more
Andrew Levine (Photo courtesy of Levine)
Levine’s knowledge of carbon-based nanomaterials comes from studying organic light-harvesting materials and their fabrication into devices at the CUNY ASRC. Read more