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Turning Her Love of Languages to Computational Linguistics
A speaker of Yoruba and Chinese hopes to develop high-tech skills that will help eliminate barriers to analyzing languages.
Toni Johnson Awarded the James Bruce Llewelyn Fellowship
Howard University graduate starts Biology Ph.D. to study how people and plants connect.
Returning to CUNY to Fulfill a Dream Deferred
A Hunter College graduate long aspired to have a doctorate and write a book.
Manuel Lema is on a Mission to Create Synthetic Mucus Proteins
Chemistry Ph.D. student says synthetic mucins have huge commercial potential.
A Linguist Grows in Brighton Beach
For a daughter of Ukrainian immigrants, learning multiple languages in childhood led to the pursuit of a Ph.D.
Delving Into the Digital Humanities to Help Migrants
A Colombian immigrant pursues a master’s in digital humanities to aid migrants and her career.
2022-2023 GRADUATE CENTER DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIP AWARDS TO PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS
The Psychology program congratulates Ayten Sedef Ozoguz, Chloe Brittenham, Beverlin del Rosario, Caroline Nester, and Jakob Schneider.
STUDYING ARCHITECTURE AND BLACK IDENTITY ON A SMITHSONIAN FELLOWSHIP
An Art History Ph.D. candidate receives significant support for her “sobering” study.
Inspired by Charles Mills and Linda Alcoff, a Ph.D. Candidate Heads to the Tenure Track
Gregory Slack, whose research focuses on race and Black liberation in the philosophy of Karl Marx, is joining Middle Tennessee State University.
Tracing the contributions of Black women educators in Cuba
An Anthropology grad moves on to the University of Pennsylvania.