August

August 2019 (14 Articles)

• Debating Artificial Intelligence: Paulo Blikstein discusses with The Washington Post

• Shots that Echo for a Lifetime

  A new TC-led study argues for greater recognition of the consequences of youth exposure to gun violence

• Celebrating Shirley Chisholm

  The nation is rediscovering the late TC alumna, the first woman of color to serve in Congress and seek the presidency

• Celebrating a Family’s Exceptional Support

  Thirty years of Jaffe Peace Corps Fellows

• Middle Management: Don’t overlook average kids, says alumna Danielle Moss

• The Familiar has Become Foreign: Reflections on Toni Morrison's hometown by alumna Tara Conley

• Lend Me Your Oars: TC Applied Physiology student Nick Dawe is using science to help world-class rowers up their game

• Why Doing Good Feels Good: Dr. Dale on “TODAY”

• Advisors Who Know Their Stuff: The TC Education Leadership program’s all-star partnership

• Graduate Gallery 2019: Kia Widlo

  Kia Widlo (M.A., Early Childhood Education/Early Childhood Special Education) on going home again

• Celebrating a Landmark Southern Educator – and TC Hero

  Mississippi honors the late Jane Ellen McAllister, the nation’s first Black woman to receive a Ph.D. in Education

• A Right Worth Fighting For

  Confronting the national public health epidemic of gun violence

• Getting Low-Income Families to Higher-Opportunity Neighborhoods

  A study co-designed by TC’s Peter Bergman produces breakthrough results

• Saying Yes to Hawaii

  For Bronx native Christina Kishimoto, a sense of familiarity has bred success in running the islands’ schools