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Elizabeth N. Saunders, associate professor of political science and international affairs at George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs, will lead a conversation on the foreign policy issues facing the Trump administration. This Council on Foreign Relations Academic Conference Call is hosted by the Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development at Fordham
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A memorial mass will also be held Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at 1 P.M. in the McNally Amphitheatre at the Lincoln Center campus to honor Juelly Lichtmann, assistant director of finance and administration at the Gabelli School of Business, who died on Dec. 2.
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Speaker: Matthew J. Berg, Associate Professor of Physics at Kansas State University, will present "Digital Holography of Aerosol Particles." |
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Students will speak about their experiences working and volunteering in Italy, speaking Italian (or not) in their work and volunteer contexts, and offer information about the way in which they made connections to these opportunities. The event will be in English. Open to the Fordham community.
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Professor Robert J. Brent will present on measuring poverty, focusing on the multi-dimensional "Fordham's Francis Index" developed in the IPED program.
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Join us for honest conversation with Fordham parents willing to share how their careers paths unfolded, and what their jobs entail. They will demystify the internship process and offer summer internships through CareerLink. Student attendees will have the chance talk with our panel one-on-one. |
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Speaker: Dr. Michelle Ballan is a Professor at Stony Brook School of Social Welfare. She earned her Ph.D. in Social Work from the University of Texas at Austin. Her areas of research are prevention and treatment interventions for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families; sexuality, intimate partner violence and direct practice for |
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Fordham IT and CAB are co-sponsoring the 2nd Annual IT Superbowl Party. Join us for a night of food and fun and watch the big game with ultimate surround sound on multiple projection screens with all your best buds while enjoying free pizza, wings and soda! We will have a photo booth to help you capture memories |
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Lecture by Dr. Columba Stewart, OSB, Professor of Theology and Director of the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library (HMML) at St. John's University, Collegeville, MN The Syriac Christians of Mesopotamia (modern Iraq, Syria, and southeast Turkey) are among the most vulnerable of minority cultures in the current middle eastern crisis. Their culture is ancient and |
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FEATURED SPEAKER John Pfaff Professor of Law, Fordham Law School Author of Locked In, the important new account of the unprecedented 40-year boom in U.S. incarceration rates Professor Pfaff will speak about his data-driven research on overcriminalization and mass incarceration — and the new approaches he advocates for a fundamentally different path to reform. RESPONDENTS
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Brendan Walsh, a former seminarian, and Willa Bickham, a former member of the Sisters of St. Joseph, established Viva House, a Catholic Worker House of Hospitality in Baltimore, 47 years ago and have run it continuously ever since, devoting their lives to the hallowed and holy enterprise of bearing witness. Their book, The Long Loneliness
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Featuring: Ishion Hutchinson and Vijay Seshadri Readings are free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the English Department and FCLC Dean's Office with support from Gerald M. Quinn Library. |
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Fordham Filmmaking Club presents: Lynne Sachs' documentary Investigation of a Flame In 1968 nine Vietnam War protesters walked into a Catonsville, Maryland draft board office, grabbed selective service records, and burned them with homemade napalm. Investigation of a Flame is an intimate, experimental documentary portrait of the Catonsville Nine (including Daniel Berrigan, S.J., 1921-2016), a band
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Bradley Dawson, MPH, a policy adviser at World Vision International in Food Assistance/Food Security and Sustainable Health will present on the food assistance and gender nexus as well as provide information about internship and career opportunities with World Vision International. |
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The annual Interfaith Retreat sponsored by Campus Ministry is a unique opportunity for dialogue around the joys and struggles surrounding faith and a spectrum of spiritualities with our Fordham students. The Interfaith Retreat will take place at our Fordham Retreat House in Goshen, NY, from February 10 to 11....24 hours of community-building, heart-opening, consciousness-raising good times. Campus |
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What are barriers to a STEM career for women and minority students, and how can these be overcome? Olivia J. Hooker, Ph.D., is a pioneer in psychological science and Professor Emerita of Psychology at Fordham University (1963-1985). In this conversation hour, Professor Hooker speaks by Skype with current students and faculty about her legendary career
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict was born out of competing nationalisms in the same land, and to a large extent it remains a struggle over land and rights. However, the events of 1967 and 1979 in the Middle East catalyzed the latent forces of religious nationalism, further complicating the unresolved conflict between two peoples in the land |
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Speaker: Fordham College at Rose Hill Senior, Delaney Coveno, will present “Building Fish Ponds in Uganda with Engineers Without Borders.”
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On Wednesday, February 15, the Creative Writing Program will host a reading of Eduardo Galeano's The Book of Embraces. Playwright and actress Stacey Robinson will read and lullabies will be sung by Fordham's own Hot Notes. A milk and cookies reception and reflection writing space will follow. - Please bring comfortable clothes that you can |
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Matthew Konsa, Fordham IPED alumnus, will deliver a lecture on Neighborhood Trust Financial Partners. Neighborhood Trust is one of the nation's leading providers of financial empowerment services and products. Their mission is "to empower low-income individuals to become productive participants in the U.S. financial system and achieve their financial goals."
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Join us for this screening of Rama Thiaw's latest documentary, The Revolution Won't Be Televised, that followed the social movement "Y'en a Marre" during Senegal's last presidential actions in 2011-2012. Rama Thiaw will participate in a Q&A after the screening. |
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Schwarzman Scholars is a highly-selective, fully-funded international scholarship program designed to prepare future leaders for success in a world where China plays a key global role. Anchored in an 11-month professional Master’s Degree in Global Affairs at Beijing’s prestigious Tsinghua University, the program provides Scholars with the opportunity to develop their leadership skills, engage in
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Professor Edward Fram of Ben-Gurion University will discuss how legal humanists proposed to deal with legal conundrums, comparing their approaches to those used by their contemporary Rabbi Joseph Caro, who created would become the standard code of Jewish law (Shulhan Arukh). By Roman times, it was already clear that there was a need for guidance |
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Treating or Killing? The Divergent Moral Implications of Cardiac Device Deactivation. A lecture and lunch with Dr. Bryan Pilkington.
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Join The Center for Ethics Education for a lecture and lunch with Dr. Bryan Pilkington, Director of Academic Programs, Center for Ethics Education. RSVP: [email protected]
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A panel of Fordham professors and graduate students bring the conversation about administration, health care, the intersection of race and gender, work environment and hiring practices to our campus. Join this discussion that is of critical importance to everyone who is invested in higher education. Open to all. |
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The annual Major Fair for FCLC undergraduates who have earned 45 or more credits will be held on Thursday, February 23rd. Faculty members representing many departments will be available on the Lowenstein Plaza level from 11:30 until 2:00 P.M. to answer questions, assign new advisors from the major department and submit the necessary paperwork. Sponsored by the
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Professor Mengjie Huang, assistant professor of accounting, will present her paper, “Financial Reporting Quality in Corrupt Firms: Evidence from the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.” Lunch will be served, so please RSVP to Elizabeth Cardiello at 718-817-4101 or email: [email protected].
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Speaker: His Excellency, Archbishop Bernadito Auza, Apostolic Nuncio and Permanent Representative of the Holy See to the United Nations and the Inaugural Holder of the Cassamarca Foundation Chair in Migration and Globalization at Fordham University, will present "The Holy See and the Fight against Human Trafficking." Discussants: Ms. Janye Bigelsen, Director of Human Trafficking Initiatives, |
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Learn more about empowering girls through education; education as a way to break cycles of poverty; and the importance of educational equality for nation-building and economic development. The event includes: - a screening of Girl Rising, a documentary that uses storytelling to inspire action and get girls into classrooms worldwide, a panel discussion with Sandra |
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The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers research, study and teaching opportunities in over 140 countries to recent graduates and graduate students. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to attend! If you can't attend, but would like more information, please contact Dr. Beskin ([email protected]) for more information.
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The Fordham University Association (FUA) cordially invites all faculty and staff to a Mardi Gras celebration featuring a buffet lunch, gift basket raffles, 50/50 raffle, free beads, and masks. The cost to attend is $10. Individuals donating a basket to the raffle will receive two free tickets to the luncheon. Sign up to attend the event
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The Fulbright U.S. Student Program offers research, study and teaching opportunities in over 140 countries to recent graduates and graduate students. Undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to attend! If you can't attend, but would like more information, please contact Dr. Beskin ([email protected]) for more information. |
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The Fordham Social Collaboratory invites all Fordham students to apply to the Breakthrough Innovation Challenge. The Breakthrough Innovation Challenge aims to bring together young intrapreneurs from leading multinational companies, with selected University student teams, to design about a dozen different future sustainable business models powered by disruptive technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Internet ROSE HILL Mass 8:30 a.m., 12:05 p.m., 5:15 p.m., and 8 p.m. University Church 5:30 p.m. St. Robert Bellarmine, S.J., Chapel, Spellman Hall 9 p.m. Ignatius Loyola Chapel, Loyola Hall Distribution of Ashes 11 a.m. Faculty Memorial Hall, Room 314 2 p.m. McGinley Ballroom LINCOLN CENTER Mass 8:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Blessed Rupert Mayer, S.J., Chapel, Lowenstein Center, Room 
A simple daily prayer experience with SacredSpace.ie and three group reflections throughout the Lenten season. To sign up, please email [email protected].
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This seminar will take a look at ideas, strategies and requirements that work -- and some that don't -- when trying to teach a class of diverse learners. It will be held on the Rose Hill campus, Hughes Hall 212, and linked by videoconference in Lowenstein 708. Space is limited. Refreshments will be served. Speaker: Marilyn
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Join the United Student Government and the Fordham Faculty Working Group on Disability for a screening and panel discussion. Film Screening: 5-6:30pm, March 1st, Flom Auditorium (Walsh Library-Ground Level) Panel Discusion: 6:30pm Reception: 7-8pm in the Walsh Library Lobby All are welcome! Free and open to the public. A film screening of the award-winning documentary |
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The Graduate School of Education at Fordham Westchester is hosting a Superintendents Breakfast with special guest speaker Amelio A. D’Onofrio, PhD, Clinical Professor & Director of the Psychological Services Institute at Fordham University. Dr. D’Onofrio will be speaking on Being a Kid in the 21st Century: How the Pressures of Contemporary Life Can Lead to
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E. Doyle McCarthy, professor of sociology and American Studies at Fordham University, will deliver a lecture titled, "What is Knowledge Today? A lecture on the Sociology of Knowledge." Her work is in the fields of the sociology of knowledge and culture and in the interdisciplinary field of emotion studies. Her lecture provides a sociological perspective |
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This free forum details how decades of discriminatory politics turned the American Dream into today's Housing Nightmare. Featuring: Frank Dilella, NY1 reporter and adjunct professor, host Gregory Jost, Partner, Designing the WE, panelist Robin A. Lenhardt, Director of the Center on Race, Law & Justice, panelist SEATING IS LIMITED (Due to the fabulous set design!)
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This workshop explores crises that make people feel fearful or shameful about causing harm, generating moral stress. Such stress often involves conflicting values. For example, health crises can involve shame about not taking care of one’s health, and fearful conflicts over the financial vs. health costs of seeking or not seeking health care. Chaplains, religious
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The Urban Law Center is proud to announce a new workshop series this spring in which we'll be bringing scholars to Fordham to discuss works in progress on cutting-edge issues of cities and law. Our inaugural workshop will feature Kenneth Stahl, professor at Chapman University, discussing his forthcoming book The Democratic City: Citizenship, Democracy and |
