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.
Please join us on April 27 for the annual Carrubba Lecture to be held this year by palaeographer Frank T. Coulson of the Ohio State University. Professor Coulson will be speaking about "A newly discovered fragment of Giovanni del Virgilio's Expositio on the Metamorphoses in the Walsh Library, Fordham University." His lecture is co-sponsored by Fordham's
Speaker: Michael I. Mishenko, Ph.D., NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, will present “Optical characterization of atmospheric aerosols: from first-principles electromagnetism to satellite missions.”
Join students and faculty from the Graduate School of Education's Contemporary Learning and Interdisciplinary Research doctoral program for an evening of presentations and discussions on their work in the field of education.
Wednesday, June 7, 2017 6:00pm – 9:00pm Sign-in & Refreshments @ 5:30pm Fordham Graduate School of Social Service invites you to a forum that addresses the needs and potential of the intellectually disabled in New York City. Learn more about the ongoing movement to empower this population, recent research, best practices & challenges in the
Pitch the Perfect Investment combines investment analysis with persuasion and sales to teach you the “soft skill” so crucial to success in the financial markets. Written by the leading authorities in investment pitching, this book shows you how to develop and exploit the essential, career-advancing skill of pitching value-creating ideas to win over clients and
During 2017-2018, a year abundant with anniversaries related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Fordham University will host a three-part lecture series with Hussein Ibish and David N. Myers offering “A Different Take on Israel/Palestine: Shared Histories, Divergent Pathways” • Part One, on September 14, 2017 will focus on the years 1882-1948 • Part Two, on January
The Maloney Library Behind the Book series brings together scholars to discuss their research on contemporary issues and the publishing experience. SPEAKERS: Jennifer Gordon, Professor of Law, Fordham University School of Law Christina Greer, Associate Professor, Political Science, Fordham University MODERATOR: Victor Essien, International Law Librarian & Adjunct Professor of Law, Maloney Library
"What Difference Does God Make to Metaphysics? Duns Scotus, Aristotle, and Undetectable Miracles" A Philosophy Department Lecture by Prof. Giorgio Pini.
