News at Adelphi

"I used my sabbatical time to focus on and enlarge my research on the politics of care."

Margaret Gray has been recognized with two prestigious awards for her recent book.

Learn about the winners of the department awards and the professors the awards are named for.

Alumna Marguerite Izzo was inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame and met President Barack Obama at the White House.

Stephanie Lake, Ph.D., prides herself in being accessible for her students.

Aaren Freeman, Ph.D., takes his marine biology students to Maine to study its coastal ecosystem.

Dr. Bucci has been involved with Derner for 30 years; she stopped teaching Cognition and Emotion in 2008 and began teaching again in 2012.

The Gregory Peter Gutman Scholarship in Management Education was established at Adelphi University in 2003 through a bequest from the late Professor Gutman.

Assistant Professor VanAlstine-Parris takes you through the Organic Chemistry class she teaches.

“Get comfortable with the uncomfortable” is my challenge to students because theatre, like life, is full of uncomfortable moments.

More than 150 students, faculty and staff rally for the People's Climate March.

Our faculty's decades of experience and state-of-the-art facilities will come together in the new Nexus Building and Welcome Center.

Dr. Gray has won awards for “Labor and the Locavore: The Making of a Comprehensive Food Ethic”

A Summary of 2014 Accolades

Our faculty and students are recognized for their accomplishments.

Read about the research and activities being done by the faculty of the Levermore Global Scholars Program.

Learn about the accomplishments of the Derner Institute Faculty Members in the August 2014 Day Residue.

Learn about Dr. Brumariu's clinical experience and research in developmental psychopathology.

Dr. Lars Ross talks about his research and his role at Adelphi.

University College honors Dr. Iacone for his dedication to his students.

Professor Robert Goldfarb, Ph.D., an authority on stroke, discusses his personal experience with stroke.

The faculty of the Department of Political Science talk about their most recent achievements.

Her screenplay, “The Buried Life,” was selected by Sundance.

Learn more about Heather Salerno, John Drew and Thomas Campbell

“There’s an inherent conflict of interest in public accounting.” —C. Richard Baker, Ph.D.

An expert in unconscious processes, he has conducted research in this area for about 20 years. In addition to advising Ph.D. candidates, Dr. Weinberger has worked with undergraduate psychology majors as part of the Emerging Scholars Program.

The caucus is a group of distinguished alumni from who will assist Derner Institute leaders in attracting and retaining students from historically underrepresented populations.

Associate Professor Margaret Gray's new book examines the life and labor conditions of Hudson Valley farm workers.

Associate Professor of Communications Joan Stein Schimke co-write The Buried Life—one of 12 projects selected for the Sundance Institute's Screenwriters Lab.