Daniel Pollack, professor at the Wurzweieler School of Social Work, has published two articles in Policy & Practice, the journal of the American Public Human Services Association, and one in the Ohio Northern University Law Review.
“Codifying the Use of Dolls and Diagrams as Testifying Aids for Children […]
Robert M. Tufts, adjunct instructor in management at Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business and a myeloma patient, was one of seven co-authors of “Cost vs. Value and the Price of Innovation in Cancer Care: Oral Anticancer Drugs in Multiple Myeloma, as a Case Study,” published by the Goldwater Institute. The Goldwater Institute […]
Rabbi Dr. Edward Reichman, a professor in both the Department of Emergency Medicine and Department of Epidemiology and Population Health at YU-affiliated Albert Einstein College of Medicine, will be speaking at the Fourth International Vatican Conference, “Unite to Care: How Science, Technology and 21st Century Medicine Will Impact […]
Dr. Irit Felsen, adjunct professor at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology and a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma and traumatic loss, published a paper in the spring issue of the peer-reviewed journal of the Claims Conference, Kavod, titled “Dehumanization in the Treatment of Elderly Holocaust Survivors and Other […]
Rabbi Dr. Joshua Joseph, senior vice president; James Vasquez, chief information officer; and Camille Shelley, executive director of information technology services at Yeshiva University, joined Tim Coley, principal strategic consultant at Ellucian, to discuss “128 Projects and Counting: Prioritizing and Shrinking Yeshiva University’s IT Project Portfolio” at the Sixth Annual Ellucian “Live” conference in San […]
Dr. Margarita Vigodner, associate professor of biology at Stern College for Women, co-authored a paper, “UXT is required for spermatogenesis in mice,” with the team of Dr. Susan Logan at New York University School of Medicine, that has been accepted to PLOS ONE.
Vigodner explains that Logan and her team were studying a […]
Sharon Poczter, chair of the strategy and entrepreneurship department at Sy Syms School of Business, writes in the April 23, 2018 online edition of Inc. that the next generation of businesses in the sharing economy will need an approach different from the ones that made Uber and Airbnb such fantastic […]
Dr. David Glaser, professor of music at Stern College for Women, invited two professional musicians, Lisa Terry and Daniel Swenberg, to visit his course on Baroque music. Terry plays the viola de gamba, and Swenberg, a master of early plucked string instruments, brought along a
Daniel Pollack, professor at Wurzweiler School of Social Work, co-authored an article with Lisa Thurau ’91C, executive director of Strategies for Youth, for the March 14, 2018, issue of New York Law Journal. Titled “Improving Training, Interviewing Skills When Investigating Pre-Teens, Adolescents,” the authors argue that law enforcement […]
Sharon Poczter, chair of the entrepreneurship and strategy department at Sy Syms School of Business, has been named strategic advisor to hospitality start-up Domio. The tech-driven company renovates properties then manages them as upscale short-term rentals on behalf of owners, doing maintenance and booking guests. It currently operates in New York, New York; Boston, Massachusetts; […]
