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• Faculty News: Tuber Book Receives Nomination

  The National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis has nominated a book by Steven B. Tuber (Prof., City, Psychology), Understanding Personality Through Projective Testing (Jason... Read more

• Professor Gornick's Op-Ed Addresses Fight for Equality

  Janet C. Gornick (Prof., GC, Political Science, Sociology) coauthored, with Sherry Leiwant, an Op-Ed piece titled “La lucha por la igualdad está aún lejos de terminar” (The fight for... Read more

• ASCAP Honors Tania León with Victor Herbert Award

  The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) will present the Victor Herbert Award on May 17 to ASCAP member Tania León, distinguished professor of music at the Graduate... Read more

• Computer Science: Professor Elizabeth Sklar Wins Fulbright

  Congratulations to Professor Elizabeth Sklar, who won a Fulbright Scholar Award. She will be exploring a human/multi-robot team approach to information management for multi-sensor surgical... Read more

• Appointments to the Doctoral Faculty

  The following is a list of twenty-eight appointments to the doctoral faculty that were made between December 19, 2012 and April 25, 2013. Listed after each name are the faculty member’s... Read more

• Lifetime Leadership Award Honors Roscoe C. Brown

  Dr. Roscoe C. Brown, director of the Center for Urban Education Policy at the Graduate Center, will receive a Lifetime Leadership Award on April 20 at the 2013 Annual Spring Scholarship and... Read more

• Appointment of New Director of Career Planning and Professional Development

  The Graduate Center is delighted to welcome Dr. Jennifer Furlong as the new Director of Career Planning and Professional Development. She earned her Ph.D. in romance languages at the University of... Read more

• Mollenkopf to Receive Honorary Doctorate

  John Mollenkopf (Dist. Prof., GC, Political Science, Sociology) is to be awarded an honorary doctorate “in recognition of the quality of [his] work” by the University of Liège, a major... Read more

• Alexander Poem Set to Music and Recorded

  Meena Alexander’s (Dist. Prof., Hunter, English) poem “Acqua Alta,” set to music by the renowned Swedish composer Jan Sandström, was recorded on February 8 by the Renaissance... Read more

• Nancy Foner New President-Elect of Eastern Sociological Society

  Nancy Foner (Dist. Prof., Hunter, Sociology) has been elected to serve as president-elect of the Eastern Sociological Society (ESS) in 2013–14 and president in 2014–15. A nonprofit... Read more