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SIS Undergraduate Researches Monsoons in Hindi Films
We spoke with Devon Mullins, SIS/BA 鈥24, about their undergraduate research project on monsoon portrayals in Hindi films throughout the decades.
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Nursing Home Management and Public Health Crises
SPA professors and PhD candidate consider how regulation, management, and ownership affected COVID-19 outcomes in nursing homes.
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2024 SIS Research and Teaching Fellows Awards
Sam Bradshaw, Will Akoto and Trey Herr, Anthony Fontes, Claire Brunel, Maria De Jesus, and Garrett Graddy-Lovelace are the winners of the 2024 SIS Research and Teaching Fellows Awards.
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Winners Announced for 2024 Mathias Student Research Conference
Excellence in scholarship and creative works awarded at largest-ever conference
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Rachel Sullivan Robinson Named SIS Scholar-Teacher of the Year
Rachel Sullivan Robinson Named SIS Scholar-Teacher of the Year
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Fetal Personhood and Advance Healthcare Directives
SPA professor and graduate student expose unseen legal and health consequences of recent attacks on reproductive rights.
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How Does Mobility Impact the Health of Female Sex Workers?
SIS professor Maria De Jesus answers questions related to her research on how mobility impacts HIV care for female sex workers.
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Rachel Sullivan Robinson, The Missing Millions: Uncovering the Burden of Covid-19 Cases and Deaths in the African Region
Rachel Sullivan Robinson's new co-authored article evaluates current research and data to establish the burden of COVID-19 infections and mortality in the African region
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Jordanna Matlon wins ISA John Ruggie Annual Best Book Award
Jordanna Matlon's book "A Man among Other Men" was the co-winner of the 2023 International Studies Association John Ruggie Annual Best Book Award.
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Anthony Fontes, 鈥淭he kidnappers are the police鈥: Criminal governance and forced migration in Central America
Anthony Fontes' new article in Political Geography maps how collective doubt about where the state ends and its underworld begins structures criminal predation and forced migration in Central America.
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