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09 July 2021
By iserpws

Ira Katznelson Finishes Term as Interim Provost

Ira Katznelson Finishes Term as Mary Boyce Becomes Provost

Ira Katznelson is officially stepping down as Interim Provost, after a nearly two-year tenure that saw Columbia through a period of singular challenge and change. He is the Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History and Deputy Director of Columbia World Projects and will return, full time, to his work as a scholar and teacher. His successor, Columbia Engineering Dean Mary Boyce, begins her term as Provost on July 1, 2021.

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17 June 2021
By harlowe

Wilmot James in Columbia News

How Data Collection Can Boost the Pandemic Response in Africa

Wilmot James, ISERP Senior Research Scholar, and Lawrence Stanberry, dean for international programs at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, are interviewed about the purpose and activity of the new Vaccine Safety and Confidence-building Working Group for the Columbia News series Taking Action.

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17 June 2021
By harlowe

Wilmot James in Columbia News

How Data Collection Can Boost the Pandemic Response in Africa

Wilmot James, ISERP Senior Research Scholar, and Lawrence Stanberry, dean for international programs at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, are interviewed about the purpose and activity of the new Vaccine Safety and Confidence-building Working Group for the Columbia News series Taking Action.

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14 June 2021
By harlowe

Wilmot James: Rich countries must seize the moment and donate 20% of their vaccines to Africa

Wilmot James, ISERP Senior research Scholar, and Abigail Pyne were published in the Daily Maverick.

Sharing vaccine doses with Africa is not just a moral imperative, it is an act that will protect the G7’s own citizens, economies and health systems. Unicef has proposed that G7 members donate 20% of their available vaccines, which would allow one billion doses to be quickly administered to nations in need, saving thousands of African lives.

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14 June 2021
By harlowe

Wilmot James: Rich countries must seize the moment and donate 20% of their vaccines to Africa

Wilmot James, ISERP Senior research Scholar, and Abigail Pyne were published in the Daily Maverick.

Sharing vaccine doses with Africa is not just a moral imperative, it is an act that will protect the G7’s own citizens, economies and health systems. Unicef has proposed that G7 members donate 20% of their available vaccines, which would allow one billion doses to be quickly administered to nations in need, saving thousands of African lives.

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