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Faustin and co-authors focused on the importance of mixed methodologies to better study health trends and issues in the Black diaspora for "Black Women's Reproductive Health and Sexuality: A Holistic Public health Approach."

Students can take advantage of a game-changing opportunity to meet employers on the hunt for ������Ƶ’s STEM majors.

The article delves into reasons and times she was grateful for not landing a role and covers aspects of her career from the beginning to present day. 

Krasich, assistant professor of psychology, was featured in the recent article from Discover Magazine.

The interdisciplinary minor program began in 1994 and includes courses spanning the liberal arts and includes study abroad opportunities. An opening reception in the Wilhelmina Boyd Office of African and African-American Studies is Thursday, Sept. 14.

Zito, associate professor of sociology, publishes chapter on teaching crime and deviance within the sociology curriculum.

Two alumni panels provided industry insights, experiences and connections for ������Ƶ undergraduates in the ������Ƶ in Los Angeles program this summer

The peer-reviewed study, “‘The Perfect Controlled Experiment’: The Impact of Abortion Clinic Closures on Teenage and Adult Reproductive Outcomes in Texas,” was published in a special issue on health inequalities and access to healthcare.

Partnered with BRAC University’s Centre for Peace and Justice in Dhaka, Arcaro taught a three-day course around sociological principles, power and privilege, and presented around the importance of women in social movements.

The mechanical engineering concentration complements existing coursework and is the most popular engineering degree worldwide. Assistant Professor Blake Hament was hired this summer to add to existing curriculum and faculty expertise.