Sophia Yip (Photo courtesy of Yip)
Sophia Yip studies contemporary world literature, literature in translation, and issues of national identity in our time of globalization. Read more
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Psychology Ph.D. alumna Maureen Coyle offers research-based advice and discusses what’s next in her academic career. Read more
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Journalist Patrick Rizzo is returning to CUNY after almost 40 years to pursue his original interest in the sciences and restoring New York's shoreline. Read more
Caitlin Cacciatore (Photo courtesy of Cacciatore)
Caitlin Cacciatore is interested in the intersection of ethics and equity with technology, and the instances in which the intersection is weak. Read more
The program, which includes a new writing course and career networking opportunities, is supported by a grant from the Council of Graduate Schools. Read more
Michelle Millar Fisher and Amber Winick
Designing Motherhood: Things that Make and Break Our Births
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“Journalism and philosophy are both about asking questions," said incoming student Shant Shahrigian. Read more
MESA Global Academy Scholars from 2020-2021 and Global Academy committee members at an online gathering (Credit: MESA Global Academy)
The new joint initiative of the CUNY Graduate Center and the Middle East Studies Association, supported by Carnegie Corporation, offers an intellectual home for scholars from the Middle East and North Africa. Read more
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Marinotti, who took an unusual path through academia, offers advice to other scholars seeking tenure-track positions. Read more
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Their work will help researchers better understand the structures of particles like protons and neutrons, and the phase of matter that existed at the very beginning of the universe. Read more