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Rev. Patrick J. Ryan, S.J., the Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society at Fordham, will deliver the annual Spring McGinley Lecture, "Judging Justly: Judgment in Jewish, Christian and Muslim Traditions." The lecture will be followed by a Jewish response from Professor Sarit Kattan Gribetz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Theology at Fordham, and a
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Join us for an opportunity to gain insights from Graduate School of Social Service (GSS) Dean Debra McPhee on the emerging trends social work students need to know, how technology is changing the way social work students are trained, and skills a 21st century social worker should be prepared with. This event is ONLY open |
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Do Guns Make Us Free? Democracy and the Armed Society is a timely examination of the politics of the pro-gun movement and our gun control. SPEAKER: Firmin DeBrabander, Ph.D. Author of Do Guns Make Us Free? Democracy and the Armed Society Associate Professor of Philosophy, Maryland Institute of College of Arts RSVP: www.eventbrite.com/e/do-guns-really-make-us-free-tickets-31598417718
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College at 60 Lecture Series. Sara Lukinson, a three-time Emmy-winning filmmaker and long-time film biographer of artists for the Kennedy Center Honors, will reveal insights from her interviews with College at 60 students. The lecture includes reading of interview excerpts by veteran actors.
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A conversation with Helena María Viramontes (Cornell University) and Isolina Ballesteros (Baruch College-CUNY) on representations of migration in Hispanic and Latin American film and literature. This event is part of the ongoing film and lecture series "Itinerancies", organized by Modern Languages and Literatures with the generous support of African & African American Studies, Communication & |
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Speaker: Mark Thompson is the founder of Riverbridge Partners, an investment manager, and has 32 years of experience in the financial services industry. He is the current Chair of the Opportunity Global Board at Opportunity International. Opportunity International is a non-profit organization that provides financial solutions and training to empower people to achieve a life |
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The 2017 Clavius Distinguished Lecture Bruce Maggs, Ph.D., Pelham Wilder Professor of Computer Science, Duke University and Vice President of Research, Akamai Technologies, will deliver the 2017 Clavius Distinguished Lecture. The Internet at the Speed of Light For the past two decades Internet service providers have focused on increasing the amount of bandwidth available to
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Speaker: Bruce Maggs, Ph.D. Pelham Wilder Professor of Computer Science, Duke University Vice President for Research, Akamai Technologies For the past two decades, Internet service providers have focused on increasing the amount of bandwidth available to home users. But for many Internet services, such as electronic commerce and search, reducing latency is the key to improving the |
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This symposium which will examine the Catholic Church's role and participation in American slavery. The morning sessions will consist of two panels of academics discussing the historical and theological significance of Catholic race policy and practice (slavery and post-slavery). The afternoon session will feature John Cummings, owner and founder of Whitney Plantation and Museum, and a |
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A Lecture by Benjamin A. Katz Join us for this talk by Benjamin A. Katz, a senior board member of Shoval: Education for Tolerance, an Israeli organization that hosts dialogues between religious LGBT people and religious education, mental health, and community institutions. Shoval hosts about 50 sessions and supports or hosts about six conferences per
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Wallah - Je te jure tells the stories of men and women traveling along West African migration routes to Italy. Senegal’s rural villages, Niger’s bus stations and “ghettos” full of traffickers, Italian squares and houses are the backdrops of these courageous trips, which often end in tragedy. No matter the cost, the goal to reach
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In January, President Trump ordered the construction of a wall along our southern border and an increase of aggressive efforts to find and deport unauthorized immigrants. Join acclaimed urbanist and geographer Michael Dear, Ph.D., of the University of California, Berkeley, and Michael E. Lee, Ph.D., associate professor of theology affiliated with Fordham’s Latin American and |
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Elizabeth Anderson (University of Michigan) will present "Epistemic Bubbles and Authoritarian Politics."
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The Gabelli School Wall Street Council cordially invites you to a special lecture: The Evolving Global Financial Landscape Featuring Bill Winters Group Chief Executive, Standard Chartered Tuesday, April 4, 2017 Doors Open 6 p.m. Presentation 6:30 p.m. Reception to Follow Fordham University London Centre Loyola Room 23 Kensington Square London W8 5HQ |
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Goal: 1,750 donors in 24 hours Support Fordham with gifts of any amount to any area of campus that means the most to you. Fordham Giving Day is a 24-hour push of support for any school, program, or area across the University. With your help, we can put a Fordham education within reach for countless
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This event acknowledges Fordham's outstanding faculty who have been engaged in sponsored research during this academic year. Two morning sessions include a grants education workshop and the Outstanding Externally Funded Research Award ceremony presented by Dr. Stephen Freedman, Provost, with Dr. George Hong, Chief Research Officer and Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs as chair.
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Fordham University’s Urban Studies Program Presents Urban Studies Week Series 2017 A Panel Discussion on Green Cities, Sustainable Development, and Infrastructure Alan Cohn, Climate Program Director at the NYC Department of Environmental Protection Melissa Enoch, Senior Policy Analyst at the NYC Department of Environmental Protection Rosanna Collars, Planning Consultant in Urban and Transportation Planning 
Join Campus Ministry for a moving film experience and reflection on the refugee crisis. |
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Undergraduates from all majors and programs will be presenting their original work through visual presentations or performances, and oral explanation. The ARS NOVA: Arts and Research Showcase provides a great opportunity for students to share their academic projects--both those completed and those in progress.
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Ambassador John Campbell, the Ralph Bunche Senior Fellow for Africa Policy Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, will present on the political economy of South Africa.
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America is a young nation but a very old republic. It is, in fact, the world's oldest constitutional democracy. How did that happen? American democracy is not simply the product of the genius of the founding fathers (and mothers) but rather the work of generations. It has had inherent problems and faced daunting challenges but |
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Last April, 3,606 admitted students and guests attended the President's Spring Preview, our open house weekend for admitted undergraduate students. At Spring Preview, there's a welcome address by the president, a large faculty fair, presentations about financial aid and student life, mock classes, and, of course, campus tours. |
3 events,Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord | April 9 ROSE HILL Palm Blessing and Procession on University Church Plaza · 10:45 a.m. Mass, University Church · 11 a.m. · 5 p.m. · 8 p.m. LINCOLN CENTER Mass, Blessed Rupert Mayer, S.J., Chapel · 6 p.m. Sacred Triduum Liturgies | University Church Holy Thursday | April 13 Mass of the Lord’s Supper · 8 p.m. Good Friday | April 14 Morning Prayer · 9 a.m.
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Last April, 3,606 admitted students and guests attended the President's Spring Preview, our open house weekend for admitted undergraduate students. At Spring Preview, there's a welcome address by the president, a large faculty fair, presentations about financial aid and student life, mock classes, and, of course, campus tours. |
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Lincoln Center is hosting a blood drive. New York Blood Center needs your help! Life-saving blood donations from our blood drive help many patients enjoy another tomorrow. Thank you in advanced for your support to the New York Blood Center. |
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Join us for the screening of the documentary A Thousand and One Journeys: The Arab Americans (2015) on the rich yet silent history and contributions of Arab Americans to American culture and society, followed by a special Q&A with the director and producer, Abe Kasbo. Organized by the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures as the
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A panel discussion probing the complexity of the humanitarian crisis affecting millions of people in wartorn Yemen. Discussion participants include IIHA Innovation Fellow Giulio Coppi, human rights defender Radhya al-Mutawakel and activist/fellow-in-residence at Columbia Law, Waleed Alhariri. |
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Our speakers will share their illustrious careers and the important work they do around policy and advocacy to make sure the voices and needs of older adults are heard. Guest Speakers: Nora Moran, Policy Analyst at United Neighborhood Houses Rachel Sherrow, Associate Executive Director of NYC Meals on Wheels This event is ONLY open to |
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College at 60 Lecture Series. Nina Goss, a member of the Fordham College at 60 Faculty and co-editor of Dylan at Play and Tearing the World Apart: Bob Dylan in the 21st Century, will examine recent Nobel winner Bob Dylan's work in the context of poetic forms and traditions.
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A special Earth Month presentation by Dr. Steven Cohen, Executive Director of Columbia University's Earth Institute. Co-sponsored by the Bronx Science Consortium and the Fordham Office of Research.
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Marshall Scholarships finance young Americans of high ability to study for a graduate degree at any eligible university in the United Kingdom. Each year, up to forty Scholars are selected for the program, which is available to students in any field of study. Students in the arts, sciences, and humanities have all fulfilled their academic |
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Please join us at the Gabelli School of Business Faculty Research Seminar, where Professor Dominik Molitor, assistant professor of information systems, will be presenting his paper titled: “Measuring the Effectiveness of Mobile Geo Targeting – A Field Experiment.” Lunch will be served, so please RSVP Elizabeth Cardiello at 718-817-4101 or email: [email protected]
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Come to learn and exchange ideas about delivering inter- and multi-disciplinary content in teaching. Sharon Harris is a PhD candidate in English with research specialization in music. How do you plan and deliver a class with various kinds of text, visual components, audio, and video content?
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The event will feature a panel discussion of asylum seekers and representatives of two organizations in New York City, The Refuge and Immigrant Fund (RiF), and RDJ Refugee Shelter. This will be a great opportunity to hear from individuals who are currently seeking asylum in the United States, learn more about the process, and hear |
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Full day trauma conference for mental health professionals. Speakers include: Betsy Hall, Ph.D., LCSW, Patricia Gherovici, Ph.D., C. Edward Robins, S.T.D., Ph.D., and Amelio A. D'Onofrio, Ph.D. Conference details at: fordham.edu/traumaconference |
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Fordham University collaborates with St. John’s University, Vassar College, Spes Nova, and the Vassar Haiti Project for an international art sale of paintings and handcrafts on April 22, 23, and 24. Beyond the art sale, there will also be a panel discussion, “Communities at Risk: Social Justice in the Developing World” at 4:00pm on Saturday,
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A panel discussion with: Patrick Struebi of Fairtrasa, Dr. Vinay Swamy of Vassar College, and Dr. Sean Murray of St. John's University. These institutions and organizations are collaborating to raise critically important funds for artisans in developing nations around the world, and to provide a selling platform for these talented people in remote communities. Part
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Please join us for a special Voices Up! concert featuring a musical setting of Elisabeth Frost's poetic sequence All of Us by Robin Julian Heifetz on Saturday, April 22 at 7:30PM at the 12th-floor Lounge of Fordham University Lincoln Center, 113 W. 60th St., New York City. Admission is free. Performed by mezzo-soprano Kathryn Krasovec |
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Introducing Collaborative Changemaking: The Intersection of Business & Social Work Solving poverty in the greatest city in the world takes collaboration and community. On April 24, New York City change agents come together to share best practices, provide mutual support, and collaborate on initiatives. Join dynamic change agents from social services and social entrepreneurship working
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The IIHA is hosting an exciting upcoming event, "Tackling the Complexity of the Yemeni Crisis" on April 24th at 6pm at the Fordham Law School. Our very own Innovation Fellow, Giulio Coppi will be sharing his experience as a humanitarian. Also speaking are human rights defender Radhya al-Mutawakel and activist/fellow-in-residence at Columbia Law, Waleed Alhariri. |
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Since 2008, The Reid Family Writers of Color Reading Series has brought a procession of some of the most celebrated writers of color to Fordham. Events have included readings, master classes and panel discussions. The English Department at Fordham is deeply grateful to the Reid Family for their generosity. Robin Coste Lewis is a Provost’s
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We are bringing together some of the brightest minds in technology working in industries such as law, accounting, banking, startups, innovation labs, etc. As a panelist, you will provide insight into which technologies are impacting your industry to the Fordham FinTech members and students of Fordham. The Fordham FinTech Network (FiN) is committed to expanding
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Join fellow students, social workers, and community members for a viewing of clips from the film 13th, a documentary about the history of race and the criminal justice system in the United States. 13th explores how the racism of mass incarceration has become a modern day form of slavery. Following the film, a panel of |
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As part of the annual celebration of the creative and scholarly accomplishments of our undergraduates, Fordham College at Rose Hill hosts an Undergraduate Research Symposium featuring the original work of undergraduates from all majors and programs. Through poster presentations, oral presentations, and artwork, the Undergraduate Research Symposium provides a great opportunity for students across the
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Donald Trump’s election, Bernie Sanders’ campaign, and the success Sunday of Marine Le Pen in France has put the subject of populism in politics front and center. The International Studies Program is holding a very timely event on April 26 and 27 on the meaning of populism in politics in the U.S., Europe, and throughout
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Presented by Conor Cunningham, PhD University of Nottingham The Walton lectures in science, philosophy, and religion aim to provide interested professionals around the New York area the opportunity to interact with scholars of the highest caliber concerning topics at the intersection of science, philosophy, theology, and public policy. Lectures are free and open to the |
5 events,A major conference sponsored by Curran Center for American Catholic Studies.
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Loyola Chair Lecture: Disputed Last Words: The Early Transmission of Jesus' Prayer in Luke 23:34a Speaker: Rev. Dean P. Bechard, S.J., St. Ignatius Loyola Chair Fr. Béchard is professor at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, but is teaching in the theology department for the Spring 2017 semester. He was a member of the theology
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Bradley Dawson, a policy advisor on food security/food assistance with World Vision International will be presenting to the International Political Economy and Development program as part of the lecture series. His presentation will cover World Vision writ large, food assistance work, and career opportunities.
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Fordham Distinguished Lecture on Disability: Featured Speakers: Faye Ginsburg and Rayna Rapp “Disability Publics: Toward a History of Possible Futures” RSVPs by April 25th at: 2017fordhamdisabilitylecture.eventbrite.com The event will have ASL interpretation and will be wheelchair accessible. Please contact us for any questions or accommodation requests at [email protected]. The Fordham Distinguished Lecture on Disability is organized by the Faculty |
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A comedic exploration of temporal power, miraculous spectacle, and discerning truth in a world of competing claims to authority. Featuring: Magical trees! Zombies! Angels! Flyting! A boastful megalomaniac who thinks he's God's gift to the world! FREE ADMISSION, AS ALWAYS! Come early, bring blankets, food, drink, etc! https://fordhammedievaldramatists.wordpress.com |