US Citizenship In this Dean’s Digital Café, Professor Michael Izady of the Department of Humanities describes the idea and history of U.S. citizenship, from the 14th Amendment to various Supreme Court cases treating the topic. The process of applying for and obtaining citizenship is reviewed, and the current controversy over the birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants […]
In this Dean’s Digital Café, Nicole Calma-Roddin, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology and counseling, will present "Mind Games: Using Games (and Other Fun Activities) to Learn." This session will explore how to leverage science and fun and games to make learning more engaging and effective. The Dean’s Digital Café is a series of general interest […]
In this Dean’s Digital Café, Baole Wen, Ph.D., assistant professor of mathematics, will present “Asymptotic Transport in Strongly Nonlinear Thermal Convection.” This talk will explore the relationship between the Rayleigh number and Nusselt number in the nonlinear heat convection regime. The Dean’s Digital Café is a series of general interest talks from New York Tech […]