News at Adelphi
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Adelphi University notes with sadness the passing of alumnus John J. Phelan Jr. ’70, ’87 (Hon.). Mr. Phelan passed away on August 4 at the age of 81. Mr. Phelan, the former Chairman and C.E.O. of the New York Stock Exchange received a BBA, magna cum laude, from the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business and served as…
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“I always thought I wanted to be both a faculty member and an administrator. I love to teach but I also enjoy influencing the direction of the institution."
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Dr. Gabriel San Roman ’81
CategoriesPublished:“It’s important to balance the academic life at Adelphi with the social opportunities—and now there are clearly more opportunities than ever on campus.”
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Chris Bernard ’99
CategoriesPublished:“I am really grateful for Adelphi. It molded and influenced me, and helped me get where I wanted to be.”
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Christine Termini Passarella, M.A. ’95
CategoriesPublished:A Teacher’s “Love Supreme” for Kids and Coltrane
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This was a banner year for Honors seniors and graduate school admissions.
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Hans E. Tausig '89
CategoriesPublished:After the Army, he renewed a boyhood fascination with ocean-going ships by apprenticing with a global steamship brokerage company at age 25.
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Osbert Hood '86
CategoriesPublished:After receiving his B.S. cum laude from Adelphi, Mr. Hood completed an M.B.A. at New York University and the advanced management program at the Wharton School of Business.
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Marcia Feuer '87
CategoriesPublished:Like many a working adult, it took Marcia Feuer quite a while to get her baccalaureate degree. “It took me 17 years,” including stints in Vermont and at Hofstra University before coming to Adelphi.
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Joyce Ostrowski (née Hollister) '46
CategoriesPublished:"My time at Adelphi was a wonderful one....Of all the amazing women I met, I remember Miss Montag as a very practical person and Dean Ruth Harley, who was just extraordinary."
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Ann Callahan-Dick '47
CategoriesPublished:" I came from a family of doctors. I used to go with my father to the hospital or to make house calls, and I was often referred to as 'little doc.'"
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Betty Davis (née Hetfield) '47
CategoriesPublished:"Adelphi made me a more caring person. It matured me in so many ways. I didn't know much about illnesses because our family was always very healthy."
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Dr. Betty Forest '47
CategoriesPublished:"Nursing is a broad field; every year brings new careers you can choose from. A great future lies ahead."
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Margaret Glaubitz (née Hess) '47
CategoriesPublished:"Never stop studying and moving forward. Expand your mind and abilities."
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Muriel Marvin (née Bogardus) '47
CategoriesPublished:"During World War II, young nursing students ran the hospitals while the older student nurses were off at war. We were given a lot of responsibilities."
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Veronica Warner (née Hill) '47
CategoriesPublished:"The art of nursing is in the relationship between you and the patient. Always remember that art—it is just as important as the science."
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Jean Wilson (née Carendi) '48
CategoriesPublished:"At one point during my time at Adelphi, I was going to be kicked out. Mildred Montag was stern and had some words for me, but she kept me in the program."
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Doris Bennett (née Costenoble) '49
CategoriesPublished:" I have many great memories of wonderful times spent with my classmates. To this day I am still very close with a lot of my classmates from the first four year nursing program."
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Betty Collins '49
CategoriesPublished:“Adelphi changed and impacted my life, because I was able to develop the learning tools that allowed me to take a job most anywhere.”
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Jeanne Curtis (née Barnes) '49
CategoriesPublished:"Adelphi’s nursing program prepared me well; I easily passed the New York State Registered Professional Nurse Examination."
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Miriam Stevens (née Goldner) '49
CategoriesPublished:"I would advise every nurse, both student and graduate, to have compassion and respect for every patient."
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Mildred Kahane (née Loughlin) '49
CategoriesPublished:Mildred Kahane's career in nursing has included time as a clinical nurse, an administrator, an educator, and a consultant across the country.
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Jeanne Schreiber (née Garabrant) '49
CategoriesPublished:Former Nurse and special educator Jeanne Schreiber reflects on her academic and social experiences of attending Adelphi in the 1940s.
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Gladys Scipien '51
CategoriesPublished:"When I graduated we had three choices: work in a doctor’s office, a hospital, or a school. You have so many more choices today, but there is one constant – you should be a patient’s strongest advocate."
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Dr. M. Elaine Wittman '52
CategoriesPublished:"The value of my Adelphi nursing degree is priceless; the impact it has had on my life is immeasurable. It gave me wisdom and made me able to face the difficulties of life."
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Janet Dannenberg (née Murphy) '53
CategoriesPublished:"Nursing is not about patient care; it’s about caring for the patient. Remember that patients and their families are apprehensive; take five more minutes and explain how what you are doing will help."
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Dr. Barbara Rottkamp '53
CategoriesPublished:"During my 17 years of teaching at Adelphi, I formed collegial relationships among the most committed and inspired practicing nurses in Long Island and New York City hospitals, as well as international students"
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Richard Neer ’70
CategoriesPublished:A radio veteran, Mr. Neer credits his experience at the University with launching him on a successful career.
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Real-World Advice from Successful Alumni
CategoriesPublished:Experienced professionals offer career building and advancement advice for psychology students.
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Strengthening alumni connections and advancing fundraising and the Derner Institute as a whole.