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On Board
Gina
Foster (Academic Affairs) is the new director of the Center for
the Advancement of Teaching. Foster, who holds a doctorate in Media and
Communications from European Graduate School, was most recently the
director of the Teaching and Learning Commons at Lehman College and
co-chair of the CUNY Council of Directors of Teaching and Learning
Centers.
Kyeanna
Bailey (Academic Affairs) has been named Manager of Faculty
Services in the Provost's Office. She comes to John Jay from Bronx
Community College, where she worked on faculty development initiatives
and other special projects. She has a doctorate in Higher Education
Administration from Mercer University in Atlanta.
The Printed Page
Charles
Strozier's(Center on Terrorism) new book, Your Friend Forever, A.
Lincoln: The Enduring Friendship of Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed
, was published in May by Columbia University Press.
John Kleinig (Criminal
Justice) had his commentary "To Protect & Serve:
What Is Wrong with the Policing of Minorities in the U.S."
published on thecritique.com website on May 24.
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The Printed Page
Jeffrey Kroessler (Library)
has had his chapter "Greater New York: The Sports Capital of
Depression Era America" published inThe 1930s: The Reality and the
Promise
(Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2016).
Katie Gentile's
(Gender Studies/Interdisciplinary Studies) latest book,The Business of Being Made:
The Temporalities of Reproductive Technologies in Psychoanalysis and
Culture, has been published by Routledge. In it,
she seeks to unravel the ways in which assisted reproductive
technologies reflect society's treatment of women and the female body.
Recognition
Scott Atran
(Center on Terrorism) is featured in an article that appeared May 20 in
The Chronicle of Higher Education,
"The Road to ISIS: An
Unorthodox Anthropologist Goes Face to Face with ISIS. Is the Payoff
Worth the Peril?"
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