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Op-eds are a great way for graduate students to promote their research. Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff (Ph.D. ’09, History) talks about how to conceive, pitch, and place them. Read more
Jan Haldipur (Ph.D. '15, Sociology) talks about how he did it and what compelled him to look at the consequences of stop and frisk policing in the Bronx. Read more
Elizabeth Alsop
Making Conversation in Modernist Fiction
(Ohio State University Press, 2019)
Read moreThe other half of our tenure-track alumni couple discusses the “two body-body problem” and how he and his wife overcame it. Read more
Two Ph.D.s. Two tenure-track professor appointments. And now, a 2-year-old son. Read more
Jordan Schildcrout
In the Long Run: A Cultural History of Broadway’s Hit Plays
(Routledge, 2019)
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Laurene Buckley
Theodore Wendel: True Notes of American Impressionism
(The Artist Book Foundation, 2019)
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Christopher Ian Foster
Conscripts of Migration: Neoliberal Globalization, Nationalism, and the Literature of New African Diasporas
(University Press of Mississippi, 2019)
Read moreWhat is holding black women back in law and other professions? Tsedale Melaku (Ph.D. '16, Sociology) examines in her first book. Read more
A Lauder Postdoctoral Fellow at The Graduate Center’s Teaching and Learning Center, she won the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism / Romantic Circles Pedagogy Contest. Read more