Research – The Fordham Ram

Student Researches What It Means to Be A Good Catholic

May 1, 2019

Rachel Nolan, FCRH '20, found that being a 'good catholic' has different meanings to each individual, but it is still a powerful term to many.

Fordham Holds 12th Annual Research Symposium

April 24, 2019

Students presented on a wide array of areas not just limited to science to science at the symposim.

Fordham Professor Researches Special Education Training

April 10, 2019

Fordham professor, Su-Je Cho Ph.D. is researching the training of pre-service individuals in special education and school psychology.

Student Maps African American and Italian History in the Bronx

April 3, 2019

Alison Rini is creating an interactive map showcasing information from both the Bronx African American History Project and Bronx Italian American History Initiative.

Fordham Alumna Researches Effects of Working Mothers

March 13, 2019

During her time at Fordham Dalaney Vonderahe studied whether children of working mothers, stay at home mothers and part time mothers have different traits later in life.

Student Researches Glucose Sensors

March 6, 2019

Brett Musialowicz, FCRH ’19, is part of a team working in the Nanotechnology and Renewable Energy Lab under Christopher Koenigsmann, Ph.d on a project trying to create a new catalyst for glucose sensors.

Fordham Senior Researches Air Pollution in the Bronx

February 20, 2019

Natalie Ward is researching the effects of air pollution, specifically pm2.5, on repiratory health.

FCRH Dean’s Council Hosts Research Reception

February 13, 2019

Professors from various departments presented about their research at the research receptions. Students also had the opportunity to network with these professors.

Senior Researches Attitudes Toward English Dialects

February 6, 2019

Catherine Aumiller is researching the attitudes of college student toward three different English dialects.

Fordham Alumna Researches Racial Interactions in The Princess and the Frog

January 30, 2019

Shannon Yawman researched the interactions between races in The Princess and The Frog for her American studies thesis.

Research: Sophomore Works on Coastal Management Research

January 23, 2019

Colleen Cochran plans to pursue a career in environmental policy. As a sophomore she has already worked on several research projects on coastal managment.

Professor Unearths the Bronx in Book

November 28, 2018

In a chapter of a recently published book on Bronx Archaelogy, Allan Gilbert, Ph.D, professor of archaeology, discusses the archaeological dig that took place on the Rose Hill campus from 1985 to 2002.