Fordham Faculty in the News

Inside Fordham Online is proud to highlight faculty and staff who have recently
provided commentary in the news media. Congratulations for bringing the University
to the attention of a broad audience.

Margaret Andover, Ph.D.,
assistant professor of psychology, A&S,

“‘Fifty Shades of Grey’: Expanding the Conversation From Sexy to Safety,” Huffington Post, September 27

Tom Beaudoin, Ph.D.,
associate professor of practical theology, GRE,

“Morris County Seminar Unites Scholars and Theologians,” NJ.com, October 3

Charles C. Camosy, Ph.D.,
assistant professor of theology, A&S,

“Paul Ryan and the Moral Argument for Rationing Health Care,” Washington Post, October 11

Leonard Cassuto, Ph.D.,
professor of English, A&S,

“Woody Guthrie at 100,” The Chronicle Review, October 8

Marcia H. Flicker, Ph.D.,
associate professor and faculty director of Master of Business Enterprise (MBE), BUS,

“Walmart Goes Wild With Same-Day Delivery Plan,” E-Commerce Times, October 10

Laura Gonzalez, Ph.D.,
assistant professor of finance, BUS,

“Can Mariano Rajoy Save Spain From Its Financial Crisis?,” International Business Times, September 28

Susan Greenfield, Ph.D.,
associate professor of English, A&S,

“The Jane Austen Weekly: The Brain and Mind,” Huffington Post, October 5

“The Jane Austen Weekly: Sex Organs and Sexual Difference,” Huffington Post, September 27

“The Jane Austen Weekly: ‘Northanger Abbey’ and the Presidential Campaign,” Huffington Post, September 13

Cristina Greer, Ph.D.,
assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Obama Seeks Upper Hand on Social Issues,” AFP, October 8

“Obama v. Romney: First Presidential Debate, Oct. 3, 2012 Live,” New York Daily News, October 3

Tanya Hernandez, Ph.D.,
professor of law, LAW,

“As the US Questions Affirmative Action Policy, Brazil Embraces It,” PRI’s The World, October 10

Oneka LaBennett, Ph.D.,
associate professor of African and African American studies, A&S,

“Racial Formation in the Twenty-First Century—Co-edited by Daniel HoSang,” Center for the
Study of Women in Society, September 26

Paul Levinson, Ph.D.,
professor of communication and media studies, A&S,

“Does Anyone Really Care Who Hollywood Votes For?,” KLTV7, October 9

“Graduates of the Keyboard Campus,” The Guardian, October 9

“And What About My Broken Nail!,” The New York Times, October 3

Matthew Maguire, M.F.A.,
professor of theatre and director of Fordham’s theatre program, A&S,

“Photo Flash: Fordham’s ‘Centaur Battle of San Jacinto’, Now Thru 10/12,” BroadwayWorld.com, October 11

Mark Naison, Ph.D.,
professor of African and African American Studies and history, and principal investigator of the Bronx African American History Project (BAAHP), A&S,

“Fordham University Professor Eats His Way Through Boro for Research,” New York Daily News, September 28

Costas Panagopoulos, Ph.D.,
associate professor ofpolitical science, A&S,

“Paul Ryan and Joe Biden Vice Presidential Debate was Good TV and Good Politics (+Video),”Christian Science Monitor, October 12“Romney and Obama Tied in Rasmussen Poll,” Forbes, September 24

Aristotle Papanikolaou, Ph.D.,
professor of theology and co-founding director of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center, A&S,

“First Systematic Political Theology from an Orthodox Christian Perspective,” Religion News Service, October 11

Christiana Peppard, Ph.D.,
assistant professor of theology and science, A&S,

“Of Science and Sins: New Event Series Explores ‘Science and the Seven Deadly Sins’,” The New York Academy of Sciences, October 3

Chris Rhomberg, Ph.D.,
associate professor of sociology, A&S,

“Walmart’s Black Friday Ultimatum,” Salon.com, October 10

“What the End of the Chicago Teachers Strike Means for the Rest of the Country,” The Atlantic, September 19

Asif Siddiqi, Ph.D.,
associate professor of history, A&S,

“India Launches 101st Space Mission, and Looks to Mars,” Minn Post via Christian Science
Monitor, October 1