Amy Farrell, Director and Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Co-Director of the Violence and Justice Research Lab, was interviewed by News@Northeastern about her new research on labor trafficking.
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Carolin Fuchs, Teaching Professor in the World Languages Center and the Writing Program and Coordinator of Online Teaching and Learning in CSSH, co-edited a book on innovative studies of language use and language learning, Language Education in Digital Spaces: Perspectives on Autonomy and Interaction.
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The Boston Area Research Initiative (BARI) recently released a series of white papers sharing advice to the mayoral candidates on four topic areas: public safety, housing, transportation, and climate change and energy. The series signals that Boston’s academic institutions are poised to partner with the next mayoral administration to use research and innovation to move the city forward.
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Julie Garey, Assistant Teaching Professor of Political Science, spoke with News@Northeastern on concerns about travel amid the rise of the Delta variant. |
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Jacob Stump, Assistant Teaching Professor of Philosophy, and John Wihbey, Assistant Professor of Journalism and Media Innovation in CAMD and faculty affiliate in SPPUA, appear in a News@Northeastern article on the overconsumption of social media. |
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Tiffany Joseph, Associate Professor of Sociology and International Affairs and Graduate Program Director in Sociology, published an article in Social Sciences on the intersection of race, ethnicity, and legal status or “racialized legal status.” |
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Are you a student interested in research? |
The Women's Research Engagement Network (WREN) is a new student-led program to support and celebrate female-aligned individuals in research at NU. Whether you're a research veteran, just starting out, or looking for a position, we have a program for you.
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WREN helps students find research positions across disciplines through a centralized application system. Simply browse open positions and apply to work with female faculty members directly through our website. Students of all years and experience levels can apply.
The Scholar Program supports women already involved in research by hosting panels, skills-based trainings, and social networking nights. Scholars also gain access to the WREN Summit, the nation's first interdisciplinary women's research conference.
The Fellowship Program provides all the benefits of the Scholar Program and more. It is geared towards women who face additional barriers in getting involved in research. Students will have access to Fellow-only bonding, networking, and funding opportunities.
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Asia America and the World: Anti-AAPI Hate in the Time of COVID-19
Monday, September 27
4:00 - 5:30 PM
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Dr. Russell Jeung, Co-Founder, Stop AAPI Hate, speaks on Anti-Asian American Pacific Islander hate in the time of COVID-19 to kick off the year-long speaker series “Asia America and the World.”
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Sustainability & Resilience at Northeastern University: Energy Efficiency and Energy Management at Northeastern
Tuesday, September 28
5:00 - 6:30 PM
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This third installment of the Fall 2021 pop-up seminar explores the development of resilient systems for a changing environment. Featured guest speakers include Steve Flynn, Director of the Global Resilience Institute and Maria Cimilluca, Vice President of Facilities Management. |
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What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say About Climate Change?
Thursday, September 30
3:00 PM
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The Economics Department hosts Robert N. Stavins from the Harvard Kennedy School for a talk moderated by Bob Triest, Chair and Professor of Economics. This forum can be attended in-person in 135 Shillman Hall or virtually via Zoom. |
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