News at Adelphi
- Ruth S. Ammon College of Education & Health Sciences
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Kristen has relatives who are hearing impaired, which influenced her decision to major in speech pathology.
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Darryl Conway '95 has become the University of Michigan's first-ever associate athletic director of student-athlete health and welfare.
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Some 150 health education teachers, physical education teachers and community health professionals attended the 12th annual conference.
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During her time at Adelphi, Jane Hartigan's passion for literacy education grew.
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After 14 years as a stay-at-home mom, Michele Battista is pursuing a master's degree in literacy.
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The Alice Brown Early Learning Center has been providing part-and full-day programs for preschoolers for more than 30 years.
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The former New York Jets center wanted to do more to prepare for life after pro football, earning a master's degree in sport management.
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Science teacher Stefanie Oddo ‘08, MS ‘10, returned to her alma mater to earn an advanced certificate in middle school education.
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Carl Mirra: Encouraging Critical Thinkers
CategoriesPublished:Carl Mirra, a former US marine, who proudly became a vocal opponent of war while serving during the first Gulf War.
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Education is what Dr. Anne Mungai has always stressed to children, including her four daughters.
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Adelphi grads are part of a nationwide trend of women superintendents.
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To call Irene Pizzo dedicated would be an understatement. She drives nearly two hours from KAPPA 5 to her home in Centereach, Long Island.
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Dipti Singhi
CategoriesPublished:See what she plans to do with an M.S. in Childhood Special Education.
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To keep her students on their toes, Ms. Donohue has reached out to the Peoria Ballet Academy to have a ballet dancer serve as a teaching artist in her classroom.
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Jennifer Campagnoli has been selected as a TAPIF English Teaching Assistant in France for 2013-14.
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Michael O'Loughlin, Ph.D., has been honored with the 2013 Adelphi University Award for Faculty Scholarship and Creative Work.
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She enjoys visiting such New York City attractions as Central Park, Times Square, SoHo and Little Italy.
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Mr. Samuels decided on a career in education during his high school years when he traveled to a village in El Salvador with a religious group that held ministries there for children.
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Video journalist Dan Brenner covers Adelphi's Research Day.
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Adelphi University is a Princeton Review Best College.
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April Yaffe
CategoriesPublished:“My first year when I was given an assignment, I’d think, ‘I can’t do this,’” she said. “Now I know I can do whatever I am presented with.”
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Joseph Weiss
CategoriesPublished:“I know Adelphi expects a certain level of academic performance and involvement from me as a scholarship recipient.”
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World-renowned Autism Expert Temple Grandin, Ph.D. to Speak at Adelphi University on September 25
CategoriesPublished:Grandin will deliver the talk “The World Needs all Kinds of Minds."
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Dorothy Richardson, a three-time All-American and NCAA Softball Player of the Decade for the 1980s, has also distinguished herself in medicine--with a significant assist from Adelphi University.
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Adelphi University graduate Meaghan Raftery Kaplan is passionate. Her passion to work with the geriatric population is something she discovered early in life.
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Lisa Innella ’08, MA ’11
CategoriesPublished:"I like going to work every day. I love what I do."
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Louis Coraggio '04
CategoriesPublished:“I have my eyes glued on all of the fitness technology products that are out right now.”
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Bobby Lanigan '12
CategoriesPublished:“My professional baseball contract isn’t hanging up in my hallway in my house. My diploma from Adelphi is.”
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Katherine Hock '05 shares how she overcame her fear of public speaking.
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Adelphi University’s Alice Hoffman Young Writers Retreat celebrates 10 years.