Allison Guess (Photo courtesy of Guess)
"I hope to inspire more inquiry on the early Black Atlantic through my teaching, mentoring, and research," says Class of 2021 graduate Allison Guess. Read more
Philosophy Ph.D. candidates Shannon Brick and Alex Steers-McCrum will each receive $27,500 for the final year of dissertation writing. Read more
Javier Otero Peña (Photo courtesy of Peña)
His new study is the first to quantitatively look at the relationship between stop-and-frisk incidence and park usage. Read more
Evan Mann and Carly Batist
Ph.D. candidates Carly Batist and Evan Mann won 2021–2022 Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants. Read more
Christopher Maggio, a Ph.D. candidate in Sociology at The Graduate Center and former student scholar at the Advanced Research Collaborative, published
"The Context of Immigrant Reception in the American South" in Social Currents, 2021. Read more
Carly Batist and a black-and-white ruffed lemur (Photos courtesy of Batist)
Knowing the range and abundance of these lemurs is important because they are a critically endangered species, Batist said, and much of their rainforest habitat has been fragmented by deforestation. Read more
Top (L-R): Jack Crawford, Jessica Larson, China Sajadian; Bottom: Amir Reicher, Yasemin Ozer, Kyong Mazzaro
This year’s fellows span the fields of art history, politics, and anthropology. Read more
Evan Mann (Photo courtesy of Mann)
Evan Mann came upon his passion for antrhopology almost by accident. Read more
Stéphanie Thomson (Photo courtesy of Thomson)
Master's student Stéphanie Thomson explains how a class at The Graduate Center led her to research and write an article on the desperate search for subsidized day care by low-income parents, published in The New York Times. Read more
Giakoumis will devote the next year to studying sea stars in intertidal ecosystems throughout the northeastern U.S. to understand and share with the public how these ecologically important species are responding to climate change. Read more