News at Adelphi
- Ruth S. Ammon College of Education & Health Sciences
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Founder of Mitchell & Titus will receive honorary doctor of laws degree
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Burt Young to receive honorary doctorate of fine arts
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A comprehensive listing of faculty scholarship and creative work in 2012.
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Adelphi faculty investigate environmental impact on aquatic life.
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Renowned educator and author Diane Ravitch, Ph.D., spoke about the state of public education in America.
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Dean Ashdown talks about the new teaching assessments in New York State.
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Exploring the Supreme Court on issues of diversity and equality: gay marriage, affirmative action, and the Voting Rights Act.
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Adelphi alumni with a master's degree can apply for a program that enables them to teach English in another country for 10 months.
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2009 S.T.E.P. graduate Laura Lombardi secured a special education teaching position in the Elmont school district after working at an AHRC school in Brooklyn.
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Graduation Rates Sky High
CategoriesPublished:Adelphi University is one of four Long Island institutions with graduation rates above the national average.
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Consciousness-raising speakers and workshops, along with a new public service announcement featuring Justin Bieber, highlight the 27th annual Nassau County Human Rights Awareness Day.
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A passion for improving the quality of life for people with autism spectrum disorders has brought acclaim to Dana Battaglia, Ph.D., one of Long Island's top 40 under 40.
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Middle school teachers are expected to grow by 17 percent by the end of the decade.
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New Dean of University Libraries Brian Lym Announced by Adelphi Provot Gayle D. Insler
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From Sesame Street to S.T.E.P., Emily Ladau began an enriching career advocating for disability awareness after graduating Adelphi University in 2013.
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Exploring ideals of peace and sustainability in a two day event.
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Tonia Brendel '84, M.S. '90
CategoriesPublished:Nurse practitioner Tonia Brendel, B.S. '84, M.S. '90, is a very thankful person. Even with the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy to her South Freeport, New York, home, she knows, "Many people are a lot worse off."
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Carla Deazle, a General Studies Learning Community and S.T.E.P. alumna, now teaches in General Studies Learning Community and is the program's assistant director.
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NYS AHPERD recipients Sheldon Sucre and Christina Cobucci.
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Therapeutic groups for aphasia launched in Suffolk County.
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New York State English Council (NYSEC) award winner from Adelphi.
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Exploring Critical Issues, hosted by Adelphi University President Robert A. Scott, examines views on early childhood education.
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by Brett Spielberg Beginning Fall 2013, the Manhattan Center will be accepting 15 students into its exclusive pre-service track, cohort-like M.S. in Early Childhood Special Education program. Open to candidates who do not currently hold teacher certification in New York State, this full-time, 55-credit program leads to dual certification in both early childhood education and…
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Discussion planned following the HBO Documentary Film Hard Times: Lost on Long Island The Adelphi University Ruth S. Ammon School of Education announces its second annual Frances Perkins Forum on Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. The program will feature a screening of the HBO Documentary Film and Blowback Productions Hard Times: Lost on…
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The Littlest Adelphi Students
CategoriesPublished:Who are the youngest students at Adelphi? Not the freshmen, nor the high school students coming for campus visits or summer programs.
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Noises Off
CategoriesPublished:By Jeffrey Weisbord ’15 Have you ever tried to enjoy American Idol on mute? Probably not, and you’re hardly alone. But, for more than 600,000 deaf Americans, the volume on Idol and other music shows is always off. So how do they find pleasure in music? One way, according to Antoinette Sacchetti, a part-time professor in the…
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Special Education Professor Lisa Minicozzi spoke to Newsday recently on the impact iPads are having on the curriculum in local Long Island school districts: “The move toward integrating iPads in education is “definitely a trend on Long Island,” said Lisa Minicozzi, an early childhood special education professor at Adelphi University, referencing Roslyn,Mineola, North Shore and Babylon school districts. Applications (or apps) such as the…
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Maria Canella '12
CategoriesPublished:“Through BEST, I‘m giving back to the community that has made me who I am. I want to make a difference, even if it’s just in one student’s life."
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“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.”
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Shannon Isom, M.S. '12
CategoriesPublished:“It’s very rewarding to see the immediate return of people recovering.”