Should Whistleblowers Get Big Rewards? Zicklin Professor Says Yes
Heemin Lee, assistant professor in the Stan Ross Department of Accountancy, says they do—and has the research to prove it.
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The census will continue until October 31, despite the Trump administration’s attempts to end it early
How the 2020 census is trying to overcome Covid-19, digital divides, and Trump to get an accurate count.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal’s South Asian Heart Health Awareness Bill Passes House, Hoping to Reverse ‘Deadly Trend’
“As the first South Asian American woman ever elected to the House, I’m proud to see this legislation pass,” tweeted the congresswoman. “My bill is a significant step in raising the alarm about heart disease, reversing the deadly trend, and saying to South Asian Americans: we see you and we are ready to help.”
Census Bureau says count will continue through end of October
The Commerce Department had said earlier this week it would end enumeration next week, in defiance of a federal judge’s ruling.
SAALT Releases Report Mapping Impact of COVID-19 on South Asian American Communities
The report examines areas of the U.S. with among the largest South Asians populations including New York, Chicago, Houston, Atlanta, and the Bay Area and Central Valley in California and draws primarily on interviews with community leaders who are members of the National Coalition of South Asian Organizations (NCSO), a national community survey, and media … Read more
Grove School’s Hao Su leads $3m NSF ‘perceptive and adaptive soft’ wearable robot project
Hao Su, a robotics specialist in The City College of New York’s Grove School of Engineering, heads an interdisciplinary team of experts from three universities in a $2.78 million National Science Foundation (NSF) project to develop a perceptive and adaptive soft (PECASO) wearable robot. Dubbed “The Future of Work Program,” it could lead to improved employment opportunities … Read more