Research Study: Survivability and Selfcoexistence in the Battle of Cognitive Radio Network Societies
Assistant Professor Shamik Sengupta of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, a specialist in wireless communications and networking, has won a prestigious and highly competitive Early Career Research Award from the National Science Foundation. >>Read More...
At the Intersection of Law and Psychology
Margaret Bull Kovera plans to commission papers that have the potential to influence public policy. >>Read Article...
New York Times Book Review Features "The Lives of Margaret Fuller" by John Matteson
In the title of his well-written book, Matteson refers to the "lives" of Margaret Fuller because, he explains, she continually reinvented herself over the course of her lifetime.
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Claudia de La Cruz's Outreach Work Helps Teens and Young Women Soar Like 'Urban Butterflies'
Award-winning Washington Heights-based 'Da Urban Butterflies' runs empowerment programs for Latinas
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Education From the Inside Out: A Plea for Prison Education
Education From the Inside Out: A Plea for Prison Education by Professor Baz Dreisinger for the Huffington Post
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News & Research
Professor Martin Horn Quoted in the Wall Street Journal Regarding Aging Inmates (1/27/12)
Forbes.com Features Blogs on Recent Dispute Resolution Consortium Meeting at John Jay
PATRICK V. MURPHY, (1920 – 2011) - John Jay Mourns the Loss of One of Its Founding Fathers
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy to Speak at Guggenheim Symposium on Crime in America
Professor Martin Horn Featured in NPR Segment on U.S. Bureau of Prisons (1/3/12)
Professor Angelique Corthals’ MS Research Highlighted on Washington Post.com (1/2/12)
Professor Luis Barrios Profiled in Spanish-language newspaper HOY
Professor David Kennedy Interviewed on MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show
Events
February 15 - JJ Bloodhound Trailblazers Leadership in Action: Leadership for Justice
February 15 - SEEK Annual Poetry Reading
February 16 - Center for International Human Rights: Theater as a Tool for Civic Empowerment
February 16 - Move in with the Humanities!
February 21 - Sociology Colloquium: Violence and the Law in Post-Revolutionary Iran
February 22 - Drugs, Mexico, and the United States: Changing the Incentives
February 22- Women's Basketball Championship
