Jennifer Tam
Education Graduate Wins Fulbright to Teach English in Taiwan
Jennifer Tam ’18 instructed native Mandarin speakers.
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Volume 10 | Number 2
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Volume 10 | Number 1
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30 Under 30
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Volume 9 | Number 2
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From the President’s Desk
Bright Lights
A Speechwriter Comes Home
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A Breakthrough Career
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Strong A(s) F(eminist)
The Show—and the Planet—Must Go On
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Fighting the Tide
Reunited by Research
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Women’s Volleyball Team Builds off 2019 Momentum with First CUNYAC Title in 39 Years
Men’s Soccer Returns With Renewed Purpose
Inspired by an Incredible Journey
Impact of Giving
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The Power of Paid Internships
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Cinema 3.0
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Erasing the Single Story
Their Next Meal
Finding the Researcher Inside
Reaching (Out) for a Cure
Reaching (Out) for a Cure
A Stellar Board
Creating an Army of Educators With New-School Rules
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A Family Legacy
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Telling History Through Coins
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Native Tongues
Brooklyn College Professor Is Tackling Toxic Algae Blooms
Being a Public Scholar
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On the Ball
Rooted, but Reaching for the Stars
Teaching in the Pandemic
Teaching in the Pandemic
Calling All COVID Scholars
Retooling for a Remote World
A Broader Narrative
Keeping It Reel
A Solid Discovery
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Focused on Food for the Greater Good
Alumni Authors Earn American Book Awards
Theater Professor Justin Townsend Earns Two Tony Nominations
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The Icon and the Artist
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Volume 7 | Number 2
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Speech and Debate Team Takes Its Game to the Next Level
Sustainability and Sustenance for All
Psychology Major Wins Award at Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students
Fake News Philosophers
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Fry’s Five
In Search of Truth
“We Are the Protectors”
A Song Only a Fish Could Love
Newsmakers
Not Business as Usual
Star Power
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Brooklyn College the Most Ethnically Diverse Campus
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Swapping the Classroom for a Runway
A Bright Forecast
Kudos for Koppelman
Magner Stipend Helps Business Major Gain Internship at a United Nations NGO
Education Graduate Wins Fulbright to Teach English in Taiwan
Faculty Expert: Ken Gould
Guiding the Way to Success
Guiding the Way to Success
Looking Back, Giving Back
A Literary Full Circle
A Literary Full Circle
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The Tiny but Mighty Duckweed May Help Clean Up the Planet
Professor Redefines What It Means to Be an Art Patron
CIS Professor Receives NSF Career Award to Study Why Dialogue Partners Start to Sound Alike
Television and Radio Professor’s Work Highlighted at MoMA PS1
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