News at Adelphi

Adelphi grads are part of a nationwide trend of women superintendents.

An entrepreneurship class with Adelphi University Professor Thomas Shinick has been the driving force behind starting his own business ever since.

The assistant director of experiential learning at Adelphi’s Center for Career Development employs her graduate education on a daily basis.

Gladys Nussenbuam, who graduated from Adelphi in 1950, has shared a few images from over half a century ago.

Member of Adelphi University’s Profiles in Success program. Operates Wayne Ford, Wayne, New Jersey and Dayton Toyota, South Brunswick, New Jersey Involvement at Adelphi: editor of Guidon, member of the Omicron Pi fraternity, played intramural basketball and tennis Memorable faculty: Professor Murray and Associate Professor Carol Beinert ’47 First car: “A 1936 black Ford convertible that I…

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.

Mr. Catell joins the University to share his expertise and insights as a fellow of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business.

Al Cattabiani’s advice to today’s Adelphi students is to chart their own path—sound words of wisdom coming from an entrepreneur who has had a successful career starting and building businesses. “In these times, chances are you’ll have more than one ‘career.’”

"When you are immersed in Adelphi’s environment of resources, passion, knowledge, diversity…your back starts to stand a little straighter, your chin rises higher, you dream a lot bigger."

Charismatic Sharod "Brian" Kelly '12 was successful before attending University College, but he became passionate about his education.

Co-owner of Sip This coffee shop, Stephanie Pontillo is serving sweet and savory delights and working to strengthen a sense of community for the residents of Valley Stream.

Learn how four recent graduates are making their mark.

Adelphi University proved to be a nurturing environment for Ms. Collumbell, who graduated in May 2013 as a double major in history and anthropology.

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.

Adelphi University graduate Meaghan Raftery Kaplan is passionate. Her passion to work with the geriatric population is something she discovered early in life.

General Studies Learning Community alumna Cynthia Osselin graduated from Adelphi University in December 2009, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She recently landed a job at Greater New York Home Care.

A Q&A about her career path, Derner experience, and the challenges and opportunities she sees in the field of clinical psychology.

Amanda Hiltz '13 found her niche as a social worker focused on policy.

"I like going to work every day. I love what I do."

"I’ve been involved in community service all of my life...The most moving experience I’ve ever been a part was helping in the recovery effort after Hurricane Sandy."

"Adelphi has helped make me who I am...And I know where I am now is where I need to be."

"Every day is a new beginning to understanding humanity more."

"I credit Adelphi with giving me the knowledge and experience to succeed."

“I have my eyes glued on all of the fitness technology products that are out right now.”

“Every time you start a financial investigation...you never know what you’re going to find. ”

"I love giving back, developing relationships with kids and hopefully creating a positive influence on somebody else’s life. Everyone needs someone to look up to."

“My professional baseball contract isn’t hanging up in my hallway in my house. My diploma from Adelphi is.”

“You get better at science by doing it, not just studying it”

Doctoral psychology student Schenike Massie, M.A. interviews alumnus Lynn Means, Ph.D.

Because of the small setting, the interaction with the professors was not rushed and the staff knew the students by first name. The school’s staff and my peers felt like my second family.