News at Adelphi

For over twenty years, she has specialized in clinical work with survivors of sexual abuse.

A psychologist and widely renowned expert on hazing and school violence, she has long been a vocal advocate for victims.

Based on 25 years of research, his book provides readers with a better understanding of this self-defeating behavior.

“I am lucky to have leadership here that recognizes the value of social workers in the health-care field.” - Dr. Carol Joy Adelman

Professor of medicine and associate director and clinical chief of pulmonary and critical care medicine at Johns Hopkins Medical Institution.

“I knew I wanted something critical care related because I was very hands on, I liked invasive procedures.... I thought anesthesiology was intellectually elegant and fascinating."

“I always knew what I wanted; I was passionate about it”

“I love teaching and would not have chosen any other career path”

Although she works with many different kinds of patients, she is frequently sought out for her expertise in eating disorders.

A tenured mathematics professor at Evergreen Valley College, he is a pioneer in the use of the Web and digital technology to teach math.

Bringing her own experiences from the clinical area to the curriculum and classroom clinical experience.

Attributing much of his career success to the professors who impacted him during his undergraduate years.

The first member of his family to attend college, he came to Adelphi thanks to a hard-earned academic scholarship.

She has dedicated much of her professional career to public service.

Associate Director of Cardiovascular Medicine at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan, he still finds time to stay involved in the Greek community.

Finding career success, and each other, was a direct result of their ability to relate to others.

A lifetime of service has included helping those less fortunate, no matter where they were located.

His favorite memories of the Derner Institute include close personal contact with faculty and classes on diagnosis and treatment.

“My career has been long and fulfilling because I’ve learned from other people and passed that learning along to others.”

Owning three independent optometry practices in Southern California, he specializes in contact lenses and pediatric eye care.

A psychologist/psychoanalyst who maintains his private practice in La Jolla, California.

“I believe that your specialization as a lawyer is defined by your clients.”

He is one of only 18 board certified periodontists in Connecticut.

An author, educator and researcher—all while maintaining a successful ophthalmology practice.

“I wanted a real challenge, a niche I could make my own.”

Has served as a driving force behind a number of contributions to the field of pediatrics—many of them groundbreaking.

As a biochemist and molecular biologist, she shares her own unique perspective on the future of cancer treatment and prevention.

Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics at UCSD, his career has included 25 years of teaching, learning and researching.

Engaged in the life of the larger community—working to shape it for the better.

Realizing her life-long dream of becoming a published writer.