Congratulations to Meghan Chen (PhD, Education) who has been appointed as the Associate Vice President of Instruction at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, CA.… Continue reading Meghan Chen
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Hanutosh Baria
Sherif El-Sabbahy (MS, Math, 2014; MSFE, 2015), Miguel Lopez Velarde (MSFE, Math, 2015), Hanutosh Baria (MSFE, 2017), and Naomi Rinaldi (MBA, 2016) participated in a virtual panel discussion moderated by Professor Ayça Altintig in mid-February. They shared personal experiences from their professional journeys and offered students advice on how to prepare for a successful career in the finance industry.… Continue reading Hanutosh Baria
Dwight C. K. Tse
The article “Prosociality and Hoarding amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Tale of Four Countries” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology. The article’s co-authors include Wing Yan (Vienne) Lau (MA, ’16;… Continue reading Dwight C. K. Tse
Naomi Rinaldi
Sherif El-Sabbahy (MS, Math, 2014; MSFE, 2015), Miguel Lopez Velarde (MSFE, Math, 2015), Hanutosh Baria (MSFE, 2017), and Naomi Rinaldi (MBA, 2016) participated in a virtual panel discussion moderated by Professor Ayça Altintig in mid-February. They shared personal experiences from their professional journeys and offered students advice on how to prepare for a successful career in the finance industry.… Continue reading Naomi Rinaldi
Wing Yan (Vienne) Lau
The article “Prosociality and Hoarding amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Tale of Four Countries” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology. The article’s co-authors include Wing Yan (Vienne) Lau (MA, ’16;… Continue reading Wing Yan (Vienne) Lau
Alma Keshavarz
Alma Keshavarz (MA, Public Policy; PhD, Political Science) co-authored the article “‘Made in Yemen:’ Houthi Exhibition Showcase New Drones, Missiles, and Naval Mines.” You can find the report on the Small Wars Journal website.… Continue reading Alma Keshavarz
Matthew A. Witenstein
Matthew A. Witenstein (PhD, Education) recently published “A bottom-up approach to improve women’s access to technical and vocational education and training in India: Examining a non-formal education upskilling programme” in the International Review of Education.… Continue reading Matthew A. Witenstein
Dayna Herbert Walker
An SF State News publication taken from the dissertation of Dayna Herbert Walker (MA, PhD, Psychology) has been getting traction in the press. Walker argues that a connection exists between a person’s childhood family environment and the types of leaders they’re drawn to as grown-ups.… Continue reading Dayna Herbert Walker
Miguel Lopez Velarde
Sherif El-Sabbahy (MS, Math, 2014; MSFE, 2015), Miguel Lopez Velarde (MSFE, Math, 2015), Hanutosh Baria (MSFE, 2017), and Naomi Rinaldi (MBA, 2016) participated in a virtual panel discussion moderated by Professor Ayça Altintig in mid-February. They shared personal experiences from their professional journeys and offered students advice on how to prepare for a successful career in the finance industry.… Continue reading Miguel Lopez Velarde
Iliana Perez
Iliana Perez (MA, Economics; PhD, Education), who is the director of research and entrepreneurship at the non-profit Immigrants Rising, discusses her career on CGU’s podcast series, How Did You Get That Job?… Continue reading Iliana Perez