News at Adelphi

Wiltshire is assistant director for ACMH’s young adult population. This is the first time in ACMH history that the agency is focusing in on this specific age group.

Adelphi University CHI grants to support community resiliency in the Town of North Hempstead and the Village of Patchougue.

Williams is an assistant district attorney for the Kings County District Attorney’s Office and an adjunct professor at Metropolitan College of New York, where she teaches a course on contemporary values and ethics.

Hall works at National Urban League (NUL), a historic civil rights organization dedicated to economic empowerment in order to elevate the standard of living in historically underserved urban communities.

Knowing that social work has been her calling, Sayyeda Khalfan has followed her passion.

After 27 years as a lineman at Verizon, John Sanchez '14 received a Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management.

For children at the Prince Hall Day Care Center at the Polo Ground Housing Project in Harlem, May 21, 2014, felt like December.

Victoria Grover is enjoying her Honors College experience and all Adelphi has to offer.

TOTalk has enabled many Adelphi University students to engage in clinical practice.

Graduate students presented the Domestic Violence Emergency Food Pantry with over 1,000 pounds of food, baby supplies and toiletry items.

School of Social Work graduate students presented Astor Services for Children & Families, Head Start Program with over $1700 dollars of much needed school supplies for their children.

The possibility for change is why Adelphi faculty and alumni say their work is not only important, but rewarding.

Helping families assist substance-abusing relatives is a focus of several Adelphi faculty members and alumni.

Hudson Valley Students were successful at Lobby Day as the budget bill passed for the expansion of New York’s Social Work Loan Forgiveness Program.

Through Herstory, students craft memoirs that lead to social change.

Adelphi's Social Work Action Gateway (SWAG) fights hunger on Long Island.

Camille Pajor, residence hall director at Adelphi's Chapman Hall, had planned to attend law school but her Peace Corps experience helped inspire her to instead pursue an M.B.A.

Adelphi and Freeport Public Schools have begun a three-year program to improve the physical fitness and nutrition of students in grades K–12.

Discuss the pathways by which Long Island healthcare providers seek to improve community health outside the clinical setting.

BCI curriculum integrated into Emergency Management program

Helping people cope following a disaster

“Adelphi really has lived up to my expectations because it has provided me with opportunities that I really don't think would have been offered to me at other schools.”

Therapeutic groups for aphasia launched in Suffolk County.

Adelphi continues to reach out to the people and communities who are in need of help following Hurricane Sandy.

More than a month after Superstorm Sandy, residents, businesses, and towns still face a long road to recovery and the catastrophic damage is still visible. On Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 8:00 a.m., Adelphi University’s Center for Health Innovation (CHI) will hold its Inaugural Symposium focused on assuring the continuum of care in emergency situations.…

Adelphi forum discusses how voting results effect the business and professional communities on Long Island. The Adelphi University Robert B. Willumstad School of Business begins a series of ongoing forums with The 2012 Election is Over — Now What?, coordinated by Visiting Professor and Senior Executive-in-Residence Michael J. Driscoll M.B.A. ’89. The inaugural program will…

“Part of advocating for people with any type of disability is being able to teach others what that disability entails, what kind of assistance they need and the laws people should be abiding by.”

On Tuesday, October 23, members of Manhattan Center’s School of Social Work Social Action Group spoke at a City Council Housing Committee meeting, chaired by Lower East Side Councilwoman Rosie Mendez, on the complicated issue of “rightsizing” in New York city public housing. “Rightsizing” is NYCHA’s policy of moving individuals and families into smaller apartments as their…

He has written and produced dozens of award-winning films and initiated a thriving advocacy program for children in need.

Winner of the “Woman of Distinction” award and the “Eleanor Roosevelt Award” for her achievements in the arts.