This presentation, featuring Yi Ding, Ph.D., associate professor of school psychology in the Graduate School of Education, will provide an overview of "specific learning disabilities” (SLD).

We invite you to join us for a panel discussion with five professors from the Graduate School of Social Service on “Exclusion in Queer Spaces.”

Join fellow Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) alumni for a special Zoom town hall with new GSAS Dean Tyler Stovall, Ph.D.

Join us for a conversation with Siona Benjamin, an Indian-American Jewish artist.

This episode features an interview with Bissera V. Pentcheva, professor of art history at Stanford University.

Join us for a discussion about building infrastructures that foster effective organizing.

This session will focus on using storytelling in teaching.

David Diamond will discuss how neuroscience research guides legal decision-making and how failures in human memory can lead to catastrophes, such as the hot car deaths of so many children.

Join us for a talk with Dr. James Shulman, vice president and chief operating officer of the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS), about the state of affairs in the humanities.

International Political Economy and Development (IPED) Students will provide advice for those looking for an internship or language immersion program for summer 2021.

Join us for a conversation with Susan Chevlowe, Ph.D., director and chief curator of Derfner Judaica and The Art Collection at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale.

Join us for a short lecture and Q&A with Carly Goodman, Ph.D., and co-editor of Made by History at the Washington Post.

This workshop seeks to help participants better understand the development of demoralization as a symptom and as a syndrome.

Danielle Vella will discuss how COVID-19 has aggravated the challenges faced by asylum-seekers as they access their right to protection.

This episode features an interview with Kristina Stoeckl, professor of sociology at Innsbruck University in Austria.

We will discuss how public health and medical care choices impact such populations, the conditions of congregate living in our country, and the conflict between generations that might inform how policymakers protect the nation’s elderly and most vulnerable.

Sujatha Gidla joins us for this webinar to discuss a range of issues, including the caste system in India and how it compares to the treatment of Black people in the United States.

During this webinar, Instructor Rick Fernandez will discuss how humanitarians can adapt processes to urban areas.

This talk will discuss the women who changed the landscape of American Jewish culture indelibly.

In this workshop, a primary palliative approach to assessing and intervening in the care of people with dementia and their caregivers will be provided.