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Lifting As You Climb: An Interview with Jemar Bather (MS ’18), Applied Statistics
Jemar Bather is a first-year biostatistics doctoral student and a HIV/AIDS Training Grant Fellow at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. After earning a master’s degree from NYU Steinhardt’s Program in Applied Statistics for Social Science Research, he served as a research assistant in the Department of Biostatistics at the NYU College of Global Public Health, where […]
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Temple Grandin’s Mom, Eustacia Cutler, Brings Her Story to Steinhardt and ASD Nest Parents
No one gets a medal for being a great parent, but Eustacia Cutler, the mother of Temple Grandin, got an Emmy. The Emmy was a gift from Julia Ormond, who won the award for portraying Cutler in the movie, Temple Grandin. Temple Grandin is about a woman with autism who transforms the slaughterhouse industry by reimagining […]
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Taking “Diversity and Inclusion” to the Next Level: An Interview with Leslie Stevens, MCC Weber Shandwick Scholar
Leslie Stevens is a recipient of an MCC Media Diversity Scholarship at Weber Shandwick, a global communications and engagement agency. Her interests lie at the intersection of social media, culture, race, identity, and power. As an undergraduate, she published her first academic research paper in the Howard Journal of Communication in 2017, examining Black Twitter as a […]
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