News at Adelphi

Our new public health minor is open to students from all majors.

After starting a family, Dorene Cartwright decided it was time to go back to school.

University College is offering two new courses that blend the benefits of online class, while still meeting three times.

Students and faculty of the LI Au.D Consortium traveled to Vietnam to provide hearing services to underprivileged and underserved communities.

“It’s like a hackathon but focused on game development,” said Lee Stemkoski, Ph.D., associate professor of mathematics and computer science, who organized the event for Adelphi.

As we approach another commencement season, we can look back at another successful and eventful year for University College and Adelphi.

The healthcare environment is undergoing a much-needed change toward something that emphasizes prevention and community.

Renowned psychologist Peter Fonagy, Ph.D., gives a lecture and a workshop for Adelphi's Derner Institute.

Suzanne’s passion for music education continues with her development of online courses for higher education music, E-Learning.

Sepe performs as an orchestral and chamber musician throughout the United States.

The winner of the 2012 Northeast Horn Solo Competition, Egyptian hornist Amr Selim is quickly establishing a reputation as one of today’s foremost horn players.

Since the Fall of 2011, Samadi has been an adjunct Professor at Adelphi University, teaching courses in piano as well as form and analysis.

Nicholas Reeves brings together classical, sacred, and popular influences in well-crafted music that is gaining attention in New York City and beyond.

Jim Oshinsky has a vision – that everyone is musical, and that improvisation is the bridge that can naturally connect one human being to another.

A teacher for more than 25 years, Kelley Nassief is a vocal pedagogue featured in master classes and clinics throughout the country.

She is known for her rare ability to play multiphonics—a technique somewhat akin to playing double-stops on a string instrument.

Don Larsen, a native Long Islander, holds a BS in Music Ed from Hofstra University and an MS in Music Ed from Queens College.

A violinist of great range and energy, Salley Koo has performed internationally as a solo and chamber musician.

At Adelphi University, she teaches voice, vocal pedagogy and is the director of Adelphi Opera Theatre.

Jalylah Burrell is an educator, veteran arts journalist, oral historian, deejay, audio editor, digital content producer/director and PhD candidate.

Enjoying a diverse career in solo performance, conducting, accompanying and pedagogy, pianist Karen Faust Baer maintains a vital musical presence.

As the former director of Lenox Hill Hospital’s Center for Attention and Learning, Dr. Kay significantly expanded testing and advocacy services for low-income children with learning disabilities.

Andreas Karpf, Ph.D. hosted a presentation on New Horizons' mission to Pluto before hosting Observatory Night.

Adelphi collaborates with leading institutions to create a network of knowledge and make sure students are getting the most well-rounded healthcare informatics experience.

A Preview Of Adelphi's Doctor Of Nursing Practice

For Morrison, anthropology offers the possibility of studying both ancient skeletal remains and recent human history.

Learn about Adelphi's expanding Social Work Programs in Orange County, New York.

Audrey Freshman Ph.D, explains the success of the continuing education workshops at Adelphi.

Schoenfuss will take everything she learned at Adelphi and use it at her internship at the Institute for American Indian Studies in Connecticut.

Veteran journalist and fiction author, Scott James ’84, gets asked all the time by writers: “How do I make sure my book is a hit?”