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Fulbright student Hnin Su Mon ’14 brings a personal connection to her exploration of human rights

Henri Barkey examines the ever-changing landscape of international politics

Jennifer Gentile Long ’93 heads an international resource on violence against women

The college’s popular Global Studies program prepares students for the dynamic of globalization

Peter Navario '96 works to improve the health of socially excluded people around the world.

Lucy Napper studies the role of parents in shaping student perceptions about alcohol consumption. 

Imaani El-Burki examines new media to explore the dialogue surrounding opinions toward the poor and attitudes on poverty as they relate to discussions about race.

Hugo Ceron-Anaya examines gender and bodily dispositions on the golf course in contemporary Mexico.

Yue Yu is developing a mathematical model to better understand cerebral aneurysms. 

John Pettegrew's upcoming book examines how visual representations of combat influence soldiers. 

Benjamin Felzer and Dork Sahagian use computer modeling to generate projections of surface hydrology and local ecosystem responses to expected climate change. 

Structural biologist Krystle McLaughlin studies the molecular configuration of bacteriophages. 

Mark Chen studies a possible answer to the energy demands of the future. 

Hartley Lachter's recent book examines medieval Kabbalah on the Iberian Peninsula. 

Miguel Pillado studies the work of writers who challenge the stereotypical images of the Tijuana, Mexico.

Ricki Bliss investigates various theories of reality’s fundamental structure and assesses their nature and possibility.

Kashi Johnson applies her love of hip-hop to her pedagogy.

Brooke Rollins uses Jacques Derrida's writings to explore classical rhetorical texts.

Paul Salerni, professor of music, premiered a new composition in November. 

Veteran journalist Bill Moyers bemoaned 'a failure of nerve' in hour-long talk that opened and closed with standing ovations.