The faculty at FDU reflect the diversity and vibrance of the New York metropolitan region. They offer students perspectives and experiences from around the globe. Our faculty members continue to make a global impact on campus and around the world. Some examples include:
In collaboration with Spanish chemists, Ray Baylouny is doing significant research this year at the University of Barcelona involving molecular modeling. Frank L. Brunetti, Professor of Law and Taxation in the Silberman College of Business, has been appointed as a consultant to the U.N. Group of Experts on Cooperation in International Tax Matters. The Group of Experts is an ad hoc working group of the U.N. established by the Secretary-General. The Group’s mandate is to suggest ways for facilitating the conclusion of tax treaties between developed and developing countries. The Group of Experts deals with issues of combating international tax avoidance and evasion, the reduction of incompatibilities in tax systems, investment and transfer of technology, transfer pricing mechanisms, tax havens, and taxation of electronic commerce.
Riad Nasser, an Israeli citizen of Palestinian descent, has worked to promote understanding between Israelis and Arabs, and is studying how the history curricula in Israel shape the national identity of Israel's Palestinian citizens. Educated in Nigeria, England and France, Bamidele Ojo was named a Fulbright Scholar and taught during the 2001-02 academic year at the University of Lagos in Nigeria. He continues to share his experiences with his political science students.
Charles Schaefer, Professor of Psychology, is coordinating an international play therapy study group, featuring child therapists from around the world.
