Take a look: There’s a wide range of work across the humanities, arts, sciences, social sciences and public affairs, including projects on topics like Dada, Afrofuturism, COVID vaccines, medical devices, NYC parks, and urban heat islands.
Other projects included Florence Uritsky’s use of computational methods to study the biosynthetic pathways leading to cannabidiol (CBD) in Cannabis sativa plants; Jahanghir Hussain’s presentation on Ramadan charity for Bangladesh orphans; and pictured below, Juan Diego Ramírez and Ashley Méndez’s study of gender, social class, and cultural and racial identities in two short stories set in New York City, “La llamaban Aurora” by the Dominican writer Aida Cartagena Portalatín, and “La noche que volvimos a ser gente” by the Puerto Rican author José Luis González. Their literary study was for Professor Elena Martinez’s upper level Spanish class, “The City in Latin American Literature.”
