GSAS Student News: April 2018rw2673Tue, 04/03/2018 - 00:09![GSAS Student News]()
Read about the recent achievements of GSAS students:
- In an opinion piece for The New York Times, Sociology PhD student Musa al-Gharbi wrote that Texas primary results show that “2018 will not be a Democratic cakewalk.”
- Art History and Archaeology PhD student Crystal Migwansspoke on a panel about elevating Indigenous women’s voices at the Elizabeth Foundation for Arts Project Space.
- Classical Studies PhD student Zachary Herz, who completed a JD at Yale Law School while writing his Columbia dissertation on Roman legal history, was cited in a US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decision on sex stereotyping.
- Maria Snegovaya, doctoral candidate in Political Science, wrote an article for The Washington Post explaining three theories surrounding the poisoning of a former Russian spy.
- History PhD student Conor Wilkinson won the Graduate Student Best Paper Prize at the South East Regional Seminar in African Studies & Southeast Africanist Network Annual Joint Meeting, for his paper “Ancestors and Family Life in Eastern and Southern Tanzania at the Turn of the Twentieth Century.”
- The National Science Foundation awarded dissertation research grants to Sociology doctoral students Adrianna Bagnall and Dialika Sall.
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