Carole Cox to Speak at London Antisemitism Conference
Fordham GSS Professor Carole Cox, Ph.D., is set to speak at this year’s 21st Century…
Browsing: research
“There’s so much they don’t cover:” Limitations of healthcare coverage for Indigenous women in a non-federally recognized tribe
Assistant Professor Jenn Lilly, Ph.D., has published new research exploring the limitations of health insurance…
Suicide Risk Prediction in Clinical Settings—Additional Considerations for Face-to-Face Screening and Machine Learning Approaches
Face-to-face screenings, electronic health record-based machine learning algorithms, or a combination of both: which provides…
Judith Smith Writes for Social Work Today on Self-Care for Older Mothers With Difficult Adult Children
Fordham GSS faculty member Judith Smith, Ph.D., wrote for the spring 2022 issue of Social Work…
Building Resilience: Helping Emerging Adults Cope During the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic
Fordham GSS alumna Jacqueline Soboti, GSS ’09, has published research asserting that a framework derived…
Congress Publishes Third Book in “Behavioral Science” Series
GSS associate dean and professor Elaine Congress, Ph.D., has published the third book in her…
“By Latinas for Latinas”: Fordham Undergrads Work with GSS Professor on Digital Zines
In the Spring of 2022, 10 Latina undergraduate students (collectively called Tus Hermanas Mayores) collaboratively…
Newest GSS Faculty Member Dr. Jemel Aguilar Discusses Growing Up in the Bronx, Public Health Communication, and Overcoming Impostor Syndrome
Fordham GSS is proud to welcome our newest full-time faculty member, Dr. Jemel Aguilar! Dr.…
GSS Magazine | Summer 2022
“B.A.S.W., M.S.W., or Ph.D., a social work degree is a unique accomplishment. It requires a…
Celebrating 25 Years of Fordham/Molloy
Calling all Fordham/Molloy students, faculty, and alumni! Come celebrate 25 years of the Fordham/Molloy MSW…