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.
The Philippine Delegation to ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) will be presenting on the future of ASEAN.
Fordham IT will present on new technology services, programs, and recent changes and developments. They will also hold an open forum to discuss technology requirements for the upcoming academic year.
This second day of this event will include seminars from history professors Elizabeth Blackmar, PhD (Columbia University), Andrew Sartori, PhD (New York University), and Fordham’s Steven Stoll. RSVP required.
Participants in the seminar will give 10-12 minute presentations on various aspects of teaching.
Speaker: Daisy Deomampo, PhD, assistant professor of anthropology, will lead a lunchtime lecture and discussion on her ethnographic fieldwork in India with surrogate mothers and Western-intended parents. Sponsored by the Center for Ethics Education.
Speaker: Jonathan Phillips, PhD, professor of history at Royal Holloway, University of London. Co-sponsored by the Departments of History, Theology, and Political Science, and the Centers for Medieval Studies and Middle East Studies.
In this panel discussion, the Fordham Social Innovation Collaboratory will highlight leading pioneers of social innovation who can offer solutions to pressing problems in Latin America.
Speaker: Elizabeth Losh, PhD, associate professor of English and American studies at The College of William and Mary, will deliver “Digital Universlism and the Posthuman University: Experiments in Scale and Access in Higher Education.” Co-sponsored by the Fordham Digital Humanities Working Group and the Department of Communication and Media Studies.
The fourth annual conference, which aims to help young women advance their careers and grow professionally, will feature strong female leaders in the areas of accounting and finance. Sponsored by Smart Woman Securities.
Speakers: Melanie Holcomb and Barbara Boehm from the Metropolitan Museum of Art will discuss curating medieval Jerusalem at both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cloisters.
A Middle States reaccreditation team will come hold a series of open forums and discussions about the extent to which the University is achieving its goals. The forum will also be broadcast via video conference to Lowenstein 309 on the Lincoln Center campus.
A Middle States reaccreditation team will come hold a series of open forums and discussions about the extent to which the University is achieving its goals. The forum will also be broadcast via video conference to Lowenstein 309 on the Lincoln Center campus.
Shvidler Chair in Judaic Studies Magda Teter, PhD, will lead a talk on Fordham Libraries newest exhibit, Passover and Easter: A Polemical Encounter, which features books and objects that highlight the meaning Christians and Jews assigned to the holidays and the areas where the holidays clashed.
Speaker: Dee Dyas, PhD, director of the Centre for the Study of Christianity and Culture at the University of York, will discuss medieval pilgrimages. Sponsored by the Center for Medieval Studies.
