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  Inside Hofstra Admission
  Admission
  Hear from Hofstra's Admission counselors and current Pride Guides to get insight into the admission process and the student experience.
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  Inside Hofstra Admission
• Herman Berliner
  Provost
  Dr. Herman A. Berliner, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, is in his 40th year at Hofstra University, having joined the faculty in 1970 after receiving his PhD in economics from the City University of New York. Dr. Berliner’s areas of specialty as an economist include the economics of higher education. He presently also serves as a TIAA/CREF Institute Fellow, a Trustee of the North Shore School District, and Secretary of the Project GRAD Long Island Board of Directors. He is a regular blogger for Insidehighered.com, for which he writes about his experiences in and insights about higher education.
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  insidehighered.com
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  Barry Berman
  Professor of Marketing and International Business
  Faculty
  Retailing: From A to Z by Joel Evans
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  Suzanne Berman
  Journalism, Media Studies, and Public Relations
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  At This Moment
• Computer Science Faculty
  Computer Science
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  Hofstra University Computer Science
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  Evan Cornog
  Dean, School of Communication
  administration
  The School of Communication Dean's Blog
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  Arthur Dobrin
  University Studies
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  Am I Right?
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  Joel Evans
  Professor of Marketing and International Business
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  Evans on Marketing
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  Laurie Fendrich
  Fine Arts/Art History/CAAC
  Laurie Fendrich is a painter and professor of fine arts at Hofstra University. A retrospective of her work, featuring 30 painting and 30 drawings dating back to 1992, is scheduled to hope in the fall of 2010 at the Williamson Art Gallery at Scripps College in Claremont, California. She is a regular columnist for The Chronicle of Higher Education’s Brainstorm blog in which she writes about education and the arts in higher education.
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  Brainstorm - The Chronicle of Higher Education
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  Xiang Fu
  Computer Science
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  Malware Analysis
• Cliff Jernigan
  Vice Dean, School of Communications
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  Vice Dean, Hofstra School of Communication
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  Martha McPhee
  English
  Martha McPhee teaches in Hofstra’s Creative Writing Program. She is the author of the novels Bright Angel Time, Gorgeous Lies, L’America and the forthcoming Dear Money. She is the recipient of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Guggenheim Foundation.
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  marthamcphee.com
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  Marc Oppenheim
  Associate Dean, School of Communications
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  Marc Oppenheim
• Bob Papper 
  Journalism, Media Studies, and Public Relations
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  RTDNA
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  Alan Singer
  Curriculum and Teaching
  Alan Singer has a weekly column on Huffington Post discussing national, state, and local educational issues and political concerns in the New York metropolitan area. His column frequently tweaks those in power and includes testimony from local teachers and students. In Hofstra University School of Education, he is a professor of secondary education and the director of social studies education. Singer is a former New York City high school social studies teacher and is editor of Social Science Docket, a joint publication of the New York State and New Jersey Councils for the Social Studies. He is also the author of Social Studies for Secondary Schools (Lawrence Erlbaum and Associates, 2nd edition, 2003) and editor of a 268-page secondary school curriculum guide, New York and Slavery: Complicity and Resistance.
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  Huffington Post
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  Daniel M. Varisco
  Anthropology
  Dr. Varisco is an anthropologist, historian and Arabist with extensive research and consulting experience in the Middle East. He conducted ethnographic fieldwork in a highland agricultural community in Yemen in 1978-79 and has returned to Yemen more than 15 times for research and as a development expert. During the 1980s he received four post-doctoral grants for research on Arabic texts in Egypt, Yemen, Qatar and Turkey.
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  Tabsir
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  Zarb School of Business
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  The Center for International Financial Services and Markets
  Department of Marketing
  Department of International Business