Columbian College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Getting Press
June 2017

Among the Columbian College faculty getting press during May are the following individuals:

American Studies

Anthropology

Arts & Design

Economics

English

Thomas Mallon co-authored the article “What Book Would You Recommend for America’s Current Political Moment?” for The New York Times.  

Forensic Sciences  

History


Raymond Batvinis was quoted by The Washington Times in the article “Lieberman atypical pick to lead FBI.”

Leo Ribuffo was quoted by O Globo (Brazil) in the article “On Kennedy's centennial, lessons for Trump.”

LGBT Health

Stephen Forssell was quoted by NBC News (online) in the article “LGBTQ Community Would Be ‘Hard Hit’ by Trump’s 2018 Budget.”

Media and Public Affairs

Debbie Cenziper co-authored The Washington Post article “The D.C. Housing Department forfeited millions as families waited for help” with Robin Eberhard, BA ’17, and journalism and mass communications senior Lillianna Byington.

P.J. Crowley was quoted by The Associated Press in the article “Melee Outside Turkish Ambassador's Home Left Injuries, Shock.” He spoke to KCRW-FM’s To The Point in the segment “New life for an American institution: Leaking…


Jarol Manheim was featured in the Investor’s Business Daily article “Oil And Climate Alarmism Don't Mix For Shareholders.”


Frank Sesno was quoted by The Washington Post in “JFK on TV, Trump on Twitter and the shaping of two presidential legacies,” by Sinclair Broadcast Group in “Washington media frenzy unlikely to calm down anytime soon, experts say” and by Agence France-Presse in the article “Maddow and the Trump effect: US anchor on the rise.” He hosted CNN’s Reliable Sources (1, 2, 3), spoke to Scripps Media about the White House communications staff and to CNN’s New Day for the segments “Trump: Many White House Leaks Are ‘Fabricated Lies’” and “Shakeup Coming for White House Communications Team?”  

Political Science


Sarah Binder authored the article “A Disaster Wrapped in Victory” for The New York Times. She was quoted by The Los Angeles Times in the articles “Vulnerable House Republicans fear political consequences after healthcare vote” and “For Trump, the art of the deal meets the dilemma of compromise,” by The Hill in “House healthcare bill faces upheaval in Senate,” by The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in “As chaos mounts, House Speaker Paul Ryan tries to power through the Trump turmoil,” by Vox in “The obscure Senate rule that could sink Obamacare repeal, explained,” by The New Republic in “Why Democrats in 2018 Shouldn’t Campaign to Impeach Trump” and by The Washington Post in “The walls are closing in” and “Scientists just published an entire study refuting Scott Pruitt on climate change.”




Samuel Goldman authored the article “Is a Conservative Crack-Up on the Horizon?” for National Review.

Henry Hale was quoted by Voice of America in the article “Trump, Putin Agree to Increase Diplomatic Efforts to End Syria War.”

Danny Hayes was quoted by Bloomberg News in the article “Sinclair Bid for Tribune Gives Conservative Voice a Big-City Perch.”


Marc Lynch authored the article “What kind of deal is Trump making with Saudi Arabia?” for The Washington Post



David Shambaugh was quoted by The New York Times Chinese Network in the article “Chinese-style neo-colonialism (A): all-weather friends,” by Business Insider in the article “China is making a big bet on 'soft power’” and by The Straits Times (Singapore) in the article “Asia's worry: Having to take sides in US-China strategic rivalry.”

John Sides authored the article “Once again, it’s time to ask: How low can Donald Trump’s approval rating go?” for The Washington Post. He was quoted by Folha De S. Paulo (Brazil) in the article “Republicans create safe distance from Trump after reports about Russians.”

Psychology

Sarah Calabrese was interviewed on The Body Pro website for the article “Condoms and the Double Standard in Prescribing PrEP.”

Public Policy and Public Administration

Stephanie Cellini was quoted by Inside Higher Ed in the article “From For-Profits to Community Colleges.”

Andrew Reamer was quoted by The Wall Street Journal in the article “New Census Leader to Inherit Challenges Facing 2020 Count” and by The Fiscal Times in “The Census Bureau Is in Crisis. Here’s Why It Matters to You.”


Amit Ronen was quoted in numerous media outlets including The Wall Street Journal (“Tensions Grow as Solar Projects Supplant Farmland”), The Guardian (“What Next For Renewables In Cities? – The Expert View”), Dallas Business Journal (“ORIX Strikes Solar Deal As Tax Break Likely Spared In Congress’ Reform Push”), The New Republic (“The Paris Agreement Is Burning”), CommonDreams (“Trump’s Budget Assault on the Environment Packs a Wallop”), ComputerWorld (“Here’s What Trump’s Budget Means for Renewable Energy”), Greenwire (“BLM's 'Energy Guy' May Signal the End of Big Renewables”), PV Tech (“Clean Energy Industry Nonchalant Even as Trump Seeks to End Clean Power Plan” and “Solar is Not a Partisan Issue Anymore”) and ThinkProgress (“Indiana’s Governor Just Signed a Law that will Cripple the State’s Solar Industry" and “California Just Hit an Incredible Solar Power Milestone”). 

Hal Singer was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Democrats want to turn net neutrality into the next GOP health-care debacle.”

Regulatory Studies Center

Romance, German and Slavic Languages and Literatures 

Sociology

Amitai Etzioni authored several articles for HuffPost (“Avoiding World War III,” “U.S. Wins War With China: Then What?” and “Macron Is Pouring Gasoline On The Fire”)  and “The Day After: China Edition” for The Diplomat. He was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “You’re on plane. A situation is brewing. You have a camera. Do you press record?

Daniel E. Martínez was quoted in The New York Times article “A Path to America, Marked by More and More Bodies.”

University Writing

Phillip Troutman was quoted by The Richmond Times-Dispatch in the article “By any name, half-acre of slave trade history not enough.”
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