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Renshon returns to talk more about his latest book, “The Real Psychology of the Trump Presidency." Read more
Renshon, a professor of political science and a trained psychologist and psychoanalyst, discusses his latest book, “The Real Psychology of the Trump Presidency. Read more
Brown, an associate professor of criminal justice at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and The Graduate Center, discusses the 2020 election and the potential for a peaceful presidential transition. Read more
Distinguished Professor Alba talks about his new book, The Great Demographic Illusion: Majority, Minority, and the Expanding American Mainstream. Read more
Suzie Housley describes how she pivoted her career from academia to the tech industry and how she achieves work-life balance on this episode of Alumni Aloud by Career Services. Read more
Romalewski discusses how the CUNY Mapping Project is helping census efforts with its hard-to-count populations map. Read more
Prof. James C. Lendemer, who graduated from The Graduate Center with a Ph.D. in biology, shares his career path, the importance of mentors, and advice on how to secure a postdoc. Lendemer is an assistant curator at the New York Botanical Garden and also teaches at The Graduate Center. Read more
Professor Luttrell talks about her new book, Children Framing Childhoods: Working-Class Kids’ Visions of Care. Read more
Ph.D. candidate Miller is leading a New York City campaign to ensure an accurate Census count. What’s at stake? Read more
Stoudt discusses participatory research on youth entering the juvenile justice system and how to reform the system. Read more