News at Adelphi

Joel Pesapane ’66 is the Chief Financial Officer of Growing Green Inc.

Ron Robinson ’87, a graduate of Adelphi University, is an independent cosmetic chemist and founder of BeautyStat

Derner Ph.D. alumni are invited to donate their scholarly publications to this new collection.

See who from Derner has been named one of the five coolest women in cybersecurity and who was featured in "The New York Times."

Diana Cristiano ’13's life was shaped by the nature. Now she uses her M.S. in environmental studies to protect the nature that raised her.

“At the end of the day, it all comes down to creating value,” said Leonard Achan ’99 an innovator who over the course of his career as a senior healthcare executive has become invaluable to the organizations he has served.

David Ranzan, Adelphi’s archivist, recently displayed memorabilia on tables in the University Archives.

Petry, a former accounting major who has made her career in financial services, is CFO of the bitcoin exchange itBit.

Where are they now?

Business transformation is what drives Joe Bayern ’85.

Roxane (Blumberg) Spitzer ’60, Ph.D., was profiled as Nurse Leader’s December 2015 Leader to Honor.

John McDermott, assistant professor, takes alumni and a student to work with him on the new Off-Broadway play "Sense and Sensibility."

Dr. Miranda-Diaz, the director of the West New York Health Department, hopes to be a role model for future Latina nurses.

The actor has been acclaimed for her performance in the Classic Stage Company’s staging of the Bertold Brecht classic "Mother Courage and Her Children."

Vincent C. Tizzio has been president and chief executive officer of Navigators Management Company, Inc. since July 2012.

After an accident, Brian decides to give back and offers advice.

In 2002, colleagues and friends of alumnus and former coach Paul Doherty '62 established The Paul J. Doherty Memorial Scholarship.

Adelphi Manhattan Center social work program graduate Katie Branagan '15 leveraged her internship at the Ali Forney Center into a dream job working with LGBTQ populations.

An internship in forensic psychology led to a rewarding new career.

Getting a job is a job in itself. Glenn Bernstein ’86, chief operating officer of the professional recruitment and temporary staffing firm, The Execu|Search Group, would know.

A student and a recent alumna talk about their choice to transfer to Adelphi.

College of Nursing and Public Health Dean Patrick Coonan '78, Ed.D., and William Toby Jr., M.S.W. '63, are serving on a panel to overhaul New York State's Medicaid program.

Dr. Buckles credits the education she received in Adelphi's doctoral program with preparing her to lead Loma Linda's international trauma team.

Dr. Ferguson, the first to graduate from the Master of Public Health program, now wants to use his new knowledge to improve the lives of people both here and abroad.

Dr. Strom-Gottfried is a distinguished professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who is also renowned for her focus on professional integrity.

“Adelphi gave me the ability to look at core business processes like employee selection and motivation in the workforce systematically.”

The first Hispanic U.S. attorney in Massachusetts, Ortiz has been involved in milestone cases, such as the prosecution of former Boston mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger.

A recent Adelphi graduate gives advice to freshmen.

See what our International Studies alumni have been up to!