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Roksana Azad Receives an NIH Predoctoral Fellowship of Over $97,000 to Study a Protein That is Linked to Diabetes and Cancer
Ph.D. student Roksana Azad was awarded an F31 Predoctoral Fellowship, of more than $97,000 over three years, from the National Institute of Health.
Six Graduate Center Alumni Have Been Awarded Prestigious 2021 ACLS Fellowships
Fellows receive $30,000 to $60,000 to support outstanding scholarship in the humanities and humanistic social sciences.
Economics Ph.D. Student Austin L. MacDonald Is Awarded a Prestigious National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship
MacDonald is one of 45 economics students nationwide and the first Graduate Center economics student to win the prestigious fellowship.
Nearly $1.5 Million in Graduate Center Dissertation Fellowships Awarded to 66 Doctoral Candidates
The 2021-2022 awards, ranging from $5,000 to $25,0000 each, will support doctoral candidates in successfully completing their dissertations.
Welcoming the 2021 Senior International Fellows
2021 Senior International Fellows Program April 12–May 7, 2021 Meet and learn more below about the Fellows and their planned research topics. We are excited to work with this select group of scholar practitioners in the Center's virtual iteration of...
Five finalists selected to participate in the 2021 Senior International Fellows Program
Five finalists from Brazil, Colombia, Italy, Spain and Uruguay selected to participate in the 2021 Senior International Fellows Program Meet the 2021 Senior International Fellows
Professor Paul Attewell Receives Nearly $250K from DOE to Study How COVID-19 Has Affected CUNY Students
Attewell will research the education and employment impacts of the COVID disruption on two- and four-year CUNY undergraduates, hoping to influence outreach and planning.
Fragments of African American Life in Long Island: An Anthropology Alum Recovers Artifacts From a Soon-to-Be Demolished Site
Alumna Allison McGovern has recovered artifacts a critical site for African American history in Huntington, Long Island, that has been ravaged by time and neglect.
Alicia Cannizzo Awarded $30,000 Schallek Fellowship for Her Art History Dissertation on Medieval Tombs
The fellowship will help Cannizzo complete her study of funerary art following the Black Plague, research that has been hampered by the pandemic.
BIG THINKERS: LINDA MARTÍN ALCOFF, CHARLES W. MILLS, AND OTHER GC PROFESSORS NAMED AMONG MOST INFLUENTIAL PHILOSOPHERS
"In different ways, all the CUNY professors on this list have opened up their fields," says Professor Nickolas Pappas, executive officer of The Graduate Center’s Philosophy program.