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Jeff Horn, Ph.D., Discusses His Textbook “A People’s History of The World” at History Brown Bag Event

By Jocelyn Visnov, Senior Writer Members of the history department and related programs gathered in Miguel Hall for the latest event in the history Brown Bag lecture series. The discussion was led by Jeff Horn, Ph.D., who spoke about one of his more recent publications, “A People’s History of the World, 1400 to the Present.”  Horn has been a member of the history department at … Continue reading Jeff Horn, Ph.D., Discusses His Textbook “A People’s History of The World” at History Brown Bag Event

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Ali James ‘23 Presents Research on the Dangers of Microaggressions at WAGS Brown Bag

By Mary Haley, Staff Writer Alixandria James, a senior at Manhattan College, brought to light important issues at her research presentation, named “The Impact of Racial Battle Fatigue on Individuals of Color at Predominantly White Institutions and its Contributions to Health Disparities in Stress-Related Disease.” The Women and Gender Studies (WAGS) Brown Bag event was held in the Alumni Room of O’Malley Library on Wednesday, … Continue reading Ali James ‘23 Presents Research on the Dangers of Microaggressions at WAGS Brown Bag

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Starving for Gender Equality: WAGS Brown Bag with Rocco Marinaccio

by Nicole Rodriguez, Asst. Production Editor English professor and director of the liberal arts and science core curriculum at Manhattan College, Rocco Marinaccio, Ph.D., spoke at the most recent brown bag event, a series hosted by the college’s Women and Gender Studies (WAGS) program. Students and faculty members gathered at noon in Cornerstone on Wednesday, Feb. 19 to listen to Marinnacio present his current research. … Continue reading Starving for Gender Equality: WAGS Brown Bag with Rocco Marinaccio

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