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Ramapo Represents at the Student Conference on United States Affairs!

Professor of Political Science Jeremy Teigen was invited to be a Co-Chair at the Student Conference on US Affairs, or “SCUSA.” Ramapo also sent two student delegates, Matthew Wisneski and Hannah Scroggins (pictured here). The event, hosted by the United States Military Academy at West Point, took place November 2-5, 2022. Around 180 students, half of them cadets at West Point and the other half being civilian delegates from colleges and universities from all over the country, assembled and were grouped into working teams to develop foreign policy briefs on various international challenges facing the US. Co-Chairs’ jobs included helping the student groups organize themselves, debate options, and eventually guide students to write and present a policy brief. The keynote speaker this year was United States Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield and this event’s theme was “American Foreign Policy in an Era of Polarized Politics and Revisionist Powers.”

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Kiely Paris-Rodriguez Presents at the National Collegiate Honors Conference

Kiely Paris-Rodriguez

Congratulations to Kiely Paris-Rodriguez who took part in the Honors Ethics Seminar taught by Lisa Cassidy on “Ethic, Biotechnology and the Family.” In November Kiely will attend the National Collegiate Honors Conference in Dallas this Novemeber and will present a poster drawn from a paper done for the seminar. Entitled “Ethics of Sex Assignment Surgery on Intersex Infants,’ which “discusses the rush to assign a gender to infant and argues that infant sex assignment surgery should only be done when it is medically necessary in order to respect the future autonomy of the individual to decide what their body should look like.”

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