Roger Bisbing, an instructional support technician for sculpture in UAlbany’s Department of Art & Art History, oversees a metal pour at the Boor Sculpture Studio on Feb. 26, 2026. Constructed in 2002, the Boor Sculpture Studio is a 20,000-square-foot building with an in-ground furnace for casting, a figure modeling room and a digital media suite. The entire building, which includes an experimental gallery/installation area, is dedicated to encouraging students and faculty to explore and create three-dimensional art. (Photo by Patrick Dodson)
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Cynthia Najdowski published a chapter titled “System disparities: Racial criminalization and the risk of coerced and false confessions in youth” in Confessions and Guilty Pleas of Youth (American Psychological Association 2026), examining how racialized stereotypes of Black youths may lead to wrongful policing, psychological threats during interrogation and wrongful convictions.
Ashley Fox is co-author of an article, Time For State-Based Single Payer: The New York Health Act, published this month in Health Affairs and promoted as the lead article in Health Affairs Bulletin.
Rockefeller College alum Tzuhao Chen and Center for Technology in Government researchers J. Ramon Gil-Garcia, G. Brian Burke and Derek Werthmuller published an article in Public Management Review on how technology, organizations and front-line employees interact in government digital transformation, offering practical insights for U.S. local governments.
