Join this webinar on the future of humanitarian aid by Jamie McGoldrick, the former deputy special coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, United Nations resident coordinator, and humanitarian coordinator for the Occupied Palestinian Territory. He is currently a distinguished fellow with IIHA and hosts IIHA’s podcast, "Humanitarian Fault Lines." Gain information and knowledge on
The humanitarian aid world is facing a major challenge that no one could have predicted: jobs are being cut and those in desperate need of aid are being left without critical supplies. This free webinar, "Adapting for Impact: Achieving Humanitarian Impact Despite Political and Technological Changes (Career Transitioning Humanitarian Panel)," is hosted by the Institute
This series looks to foster a relationship between Fordham students and the larger humanitarian community to explore possible career paths and network with professionals. The first webinar will feature Fordham alumna Samantha Slattery. The 21st century is one that will be defined by the cascading effects of interdependent crises. Humanitarian needs are skyrocketing, while the
Step inside the Vatican Observatory in Rome—one of the oldest active astronomical observatories in the world, with its roots going back to 1582. Join us for a special (virtual) trip to Italy to tour the space and its meteorite collection (one of the world’s largest) with the director, former Fordham faculty member Guy Consolmagno, S.J.,
Join us for a conversation with Linh Hoang, O.F.M., Siena College; Eunice Park, pastoral minister; and Rachel Bundang, Santa Clara University.
Join GSAS Futures for a virtual roundtable discussion with four GSAS alumni who have embraced the unexpected in the context of their lives and careers.
Taking Responsibility: Jesuit Institutions Confront the Causes and Legacy of Clergy Sexual Abuse initiative at Fordham University will host a series of online dialogues to examine the clerical sexual abuse crisis in the United States.
A conversation between filmmaker Avishai Mekonen, historian Steven B. Kaplan, and ethnomusicologist Kay Shelemay
This episode features an interview with Elizabeth Prodromou, Ph.D. Prodromou is a faculty member at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, where she directs the Initiative on Religion, Law, and Diplomacy.
This episode features an interview with Mariz Tadros, professor of politics and development at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), University of Sussex.
This event will feature two accomplished GSAS alumni, Dessa Glasser, Ph.D., GSAS ’86, and Juliet "Jules" Okafor, GSAS ’03.
This episode features an interview with Vera Shevzov, professor of religion and director of the Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Program at Smith College.
During this installment Joshua Teplitsky and Magda Teter will discuss the role historians have played in shaping public memory of the plagues.
Please join us for a discussion between Magda Teter, Ph.D., of Fordham University and Sara Lipton of SUNY Stony Brook about Teter’s new book, Blood Libel: On the Trail of Antisemitic Myth, will happen online via Zoom.
Join us to learn more information about our Ph.D. in counseling psychology program by registering for our webinar.
Learn from hiring experts about what potential employers are looking for and how to improve your social media presence on the internet in this webinar.
This webinar is ideal for individuals who are looking for tips and tools that accelerate their effectiveness in the workplace.
Are you over 45 and worried about the impact of ageism on your job search? Join us to hear from career and leadership coach Carroll Welch of Carroll Welch Consulting.
