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Cordier Fellows
Hisham Aidi
e-mail: ha26@columbia.edu
sections:
| Section 2 |
Thursday 2:10-4:00 |
room 901 IAB |
| Section 10 |
Thursday 6:10-8:00 |
room 902 IAB |
| Section 18 |
Friday 11:00-12:50 |
room 501A IAB |
office hours:
Hisham Aidi is a doctoral candidate in the Political Science department
concentrating in the sub-field of comparative political economy, which
looks at the challenges of capitalist development and democratization
in the Third World. His regions of interest are Africa and Latin
America. He is currently working on a dissertation that
addresses the question of regime-type and development efforts;
the title of the dissertation is,"Economic Restructuring and the
Corporatist State: The Political Obstacles to Neo-Liberal Reform
in Egypt and Mexico". Hisham is also a writer for Africana.com,
an on-line magazine that deals with the cultural and political affairs
of Africa and the African Diaspora.
Evan Resnick
e-mail: er179@columbia.edu
sections:
| Section 5 |
Wednesday 11:00-12:50 |
room 409 IAB |
| Section 9 |
Wednesday 11:00-12:50 |
room 222 Pupin Labs |
| Section 15 |
Thursday 11:00-12:50 |
room 901 IAB |
office hours:
Evan Resnick is a Ph.D. candidate in the department of political science.
His primary research interests are international seucrity and United
States Foreign Policy. His dissertation is entitled "Ties That Bind?
Hypotheses on Peaceful Engagement as a Tool of American Foreign Policy".
Holger Schmidt
e-mail: hs265@columbia.edu
sections:
| Section 4 |
Wednesday 4:10 - 6:00 |
room 1401 IAB |
| Section 13 |
Monday 4:10 - 6:00 |
room 902 IAB |
| Section 14 |
Tuesday 4:10 - 6:00 |
room 1401 IAB |
office hours:
B.A. Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt/M., Germany.
M.A. Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies,
Washington, D.C. & Bologna, Italy.
Holger is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science,
specializing in international security issues. His main research interests
include the causes of war, the relationship between democracy and foreign
policy, and the dynamics of bargaining during international crises.
Neema Nori
e-mail: nn88@columbia.edu
sections:
| Section 6 |
Thursday 9:00 - 10:50 |
room 418 IAB |
| Section 7 |
Friday 11:00 - 12:50 |
room 418 IAB |
| Section 17 |
Friday 9:00 - 10:50 |
room 501 IAB |
office hours:
B.A. University of Utah 1992, M.A. University of Texas at Austin 1994.
A Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Sociology, his research interests
include state formation, social movements, and the sociology of development,
with a regional focus on the Middle East and Central Asia. More
specifically, his current research focuses on the continuing role of
Soviet institutions in maintaining state authority in rural Uzbekistan.
He has studied Russian at the Tashkent Institute of Oriental Studies
in Uzbekistan and Arabic at UCLA. This summer he undertook intensive
Uzbek language study and pre-dissertation research in Uzbekistan.
Nicole Hala
e-mail: nh21@columbia.edu
sections:
office hours:
Nancy Kwak
e-mail: nhk4@columbia.edu
sections:
office hours:
Nancy Kwak is a Ph.D. candidate in the history department at Columbia
University. She completed her M.A. in Education at Harvard University
and her B.A. in US History at UC Berkeley. She previously pursued her
interests in urban development by teaching under the reconstitution
program at Balboa High School, San Francisco for three years. She is
particularly interested in issues of urban development and public housing
in New York City from 1945-1970.
writing tutors -- office hours start on 10/3
Sharon Otterman (slo26@columbia.edu)
-- Rm 1305 IAB
Monday 10 am - 12 pm -- Rm 1305 IAB
Tuesday 9:30 am - 11:30 am -- Rm 1305 IAB
Thursday 3 pm - 8 pm -- Rm 1305 IAB
Friday 1 pm - 4 pm -- Rm 1305 IAB
Madiha Murshed (mm1705@columbia.edu)
Monday 11 am - 1 pm -- Cafe Cappuccino, 6pm - 8pm -- Rm 1305
Tuesday 4pm - 6pm -- Cafe Cappuccino
Wednesday 4pm - 6pm -- Rm 1305 IAB
Thursday 2pm - 6pm -- Cafe Cappuccino
Writing Workshops:
Friday, 9/28, 1-2pm, room 404
Tuesday, 10/2, 10-11am, room 413
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