News at Adelphi
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Imagine being able to send your sullen, obnoxious tween to live with another family. Their foster family not only puts up with them, they educate and train them. Your child is returned to you as a young adult, mature, skilled and ready to take on the family duties.
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Dena Gassner, PhD candidate in the School of Social Work, weighs in on a discussion about autism and ADHD.
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Taylor Groth ’15, MA ’18, PhD ’21, co-authors an article on how to develop a healthier mindset on self-forgiveness.
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Musician and composer Tamar-kali is featured. She attended Adelphi in the early 1990s, studying education.
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Ganesh M. Pandit, DBA, associate professor in the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, comments on the financial aid process in general. The story also mentions the campus sessions he offers on financial literacy. This is IHE’s second story in as many weeks on the topic that have included Dr. Pandit.
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Deborah Serani, PsyD, senior adjunct professor in psychology, argues for additional steps the Biden administration and Congress can take to improve mental health treatment success.
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Adelphi University has a new partnership with Wiley University Services to develop and launch six online programs over the next two academic years.
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During March—Women’s History Month—Adelphi’s Student Government Association announces the recipients of the Women’s Recognition Awards. These are awarded to outstanding women who have been nominated for their leadership, service and commitment to excellence that benefit and inspire members of the Adelphi community—women such as one of the faculty recipients of the 2021 Women’s Recognition Award: Justyna Widera-Kalinowska, PhD, associate…
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Kristen Capezza, MBA '12, vice president of enrollment management and University communications, has been named one of the Long Island Herald's Premier Business Women of Long Island. The annual award recognizes women for excellence in various fields.
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With no vaccine for COVID-19 available until December 2020, public health measures were our strongest defense. Faculty from Adelphi's College of Nursing and Public Health—especially K.C. Rondello, MD, and Maria-Pilar Martin, MD— played critical roles as advocates at the height of the crisis—both in the United States and around the world.
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The announcement of Adelphi’s six new online degree programs is featured.
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A program developed in partnership with the Adelphi University Center for Nonprofit Leadership is lauded.
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Featuring two-time Olympic medalist Aly Raisman as our keynote speaker, Adelphi's fifth annual Women's Leadership Conference on Saturday, March 26, will empower colleagues and friends to be courageous in their careers and communities. Join us to commemorate “125 Years of Women in Leadership” during our milestone anniversary and celebration of Women's History Month.
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The first woman and the first Hispanic person to serve as U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, Carmen Ortiz ’78, JD, ’12 (Hon.), is also vice chair of the Adelphi University Board of Trustees. Here, she discusses her remarkable career, vision of leadership, and how our University inspires our students.
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Adelphi nurtures leadership in our students. Some earn the President’s Student Leadership Award, become Levermore Global Scholars or compete in our Willumstad Leadership Scholars Program. Others shine in our local high school. We’re proud to recognize and celebrate them all.
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During his presentation “Understanding Omicron,” K.C. Rondello, MD, University epidemiologist and clinical associate professor in the College of Nursing and Public Health, told about 130 Zoom attendees that “[COVID-19] variants are going to be part of our lives forever”—but to a lesser degree. But he added that “our resiliency and adaptability” are “our biggest assets”—and…
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Dear Adelphi Community, As we continue to witness Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, many of us are concerned and anxious about the human toll and implications for our global community. Our Adelphi family cares deeply about the safety and well-being of all people, especially those most impacted by the ongoing violence. The Office of International Student…
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The College of Professional and Continuing Studies is proud to be introducing new noncredit certificate programs in healthcare that many adult students and career changers can benefit from.
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More students, particularly nontraditional adult learners, are requesting degrees without the constraints of a traditional major area of focus or an in-person classroom setting.
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Ganesh Pandit, DBA, associate professor in the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, weighs in on credit card debt—and the story includes mention of the many sessions available to students to learn more about financial literacy.
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Uniondale sisters break color barrier to become the 1st Black twins featured in Doublemint Gum ads
CategoriesPublished:Jacqueline Jones LaMon, JD, vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion, shares her perspective on the value of inclusion in advertising.
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Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of finance and economics, responds to a published article, flagging “one of the major obstacles to progress on the environment: the lack of precise meanings of ‘green’ and ‘sustainable.’”
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Katie Laatikainen, PhD, professor of political science and acting chair, talks about possible implications of the Russian military action.
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Wesley Memeger Jr. earned his PhD in chemistry from Adelphi in 1966 but, reminiscent of the Renaissance artist and scientist Leonardo da Vinci, Dr. Memeger's successes haven't been limited to the sciences. Over the last six decades, the Florida native has distinguished himself as a chemist, painter and activist.
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In high school, junior Monique Marcelle was very involved in extracurricular activities. Once she chose Adelphi, she knew she wanted to be involved just as she'd been in high school. As a first-year student, she heard about Black Students United (BSU) and went to a meeting.
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In our society, the needs of people with disabilities are often unacknowledged, or even ignored.
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A patient presenting with possible viral meningitis symptoms complained about a headache as graduate nurse practitioner students asked questions, took vital signs and got her medical history.
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Recent grads Saira Amar ’21 and Areeba Khalid ’20, MS ’21, are interviewed about being featured on Amazon Prime's The College Tour.
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Commencement 2022 Announcement
CategoriesPublished:Dear Adelphi Community, We are pleased to announce Adelphi’s Commencement plans to celebrate our Class of 2022. Adelphi University will hold a traditional in-person Commencement ceremony on Monday, May 23, at Nassau Live Center, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, in Uniondale, New York. Our Doctoral Hooding Ceremony for eligible PhD candidates will be…