News at Adelphi

From Sesame Street to S.T.E.P., Emily Ladau began an enriching career advocating for disability awareness after graduating Adelphi University in 2013.

Her work has been published in more than 20 translations and more than 100 foreign editions, and her novels have received mention as notable books of the year.

Richard Kammerer, M.B.A. '95, juggles daily life and a full-time job, but still manages to tap into his academic interests by taking post-baccalaureate courses at University College.

From the Port Authority to Adelphi, Gene Steger '76 took advantage of University College's benefits, advancing through the ranks as an electrical engineer.

William Toby Jr. holds a master’s degree in health administration from Harvard University, a master’s degree in social work from Adelphi University, and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and Spanish from West Virginia State University.

Sawitsky is the Director of Patents & Licensing & Business Development for The New York Blood Center and the Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute (LFKRI).

A founding principal and Chief Medical Officer for the White House Medical Group, Dr. Darling has provided health care to people at the highest levels of the U.S. military and government.

Carpenter has a diverse background in the healthcare industry. Prior to joining the firm, he founded his own health care consulting firm.

For Mr. Paterno, success is not defined by the amount of money you make. He considers it a privilege to be able to witness individuals in his company grow.

Interview with Dr. Dan Sapen about his experiences as a doctoral student and life after Derner.

Derner hosted "Where Do We Go From Here? – Part II," in which alumni returned to advise current students looking to the future.

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."

A career in public health inspired Oswaldo Luciano to become a nurse. Adelphi's B.S.N. program was a great fit. “I was able to keep my full-time job while also being a full-time student.”

Now a third-year law student at Howard University, Ms. Harding reflects on the Adelphi experiences that fueled a career of nonprofit leadership and social service.

"Adelphi prepared me well for work as a psychologist, and without psychological training I wouldn’t be where I am today."

Matthew Jordan ’07  Adelphi Graduate Matt Jordan ’07 Advances Voter Language Assistance Nationwide, Pivotal in Last Election Matthew Jordan, a 2007 Adelphi graduate and All-American swimmer, was honored with the prestigious Bronze Medal Award for “superior federal service;” the highest honorary recognition awarded by the U.S. Census Bureau. The award is given for superior performance of assigned tasks and…

Adelphi alumni and students joined forces to fundraise for the Patrick L. Ross Fellowship Fund.

Father, U.S. Army veteran and second-year emergency management graduate student.

A graduate of Adelphi’s M.S. in Emergency Management program, he extolls its benefits—it changed the course of his career and enriched his life.

“I decided to apply, and after an initial meeting at an open house, I couldn't wait to start.”

“I continue to work hard because I’m very excited about our progress. We have made great inroads with the scientific and legislative community, all the while providing this great service for our base of followers.”

The associate director for research of NASA’s Earth Science Division, Dr. Kaye runs NASA’s environmental research program.

“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."

“It’s very rewarding to see the immediate return of people recovering.”

by Jordan Chapman “[Ammon School of Education professors] not only taught me the tools and knowledge of my content area, but also provided me with the skills to work together to ensure the success of our students.” — Jen Meisel ’11 For the average elementary school student, the first day of school starts out with…

A communications major with a concentration in media studies, Rene chose to transfer to Adelphi because of its location and academic programs.

At Derner, he discovered his passion for counseling college students with autism spectrum disorder.

Carmen Ortiz ’78 was featured in The Boston Globe on January 1, 2012, for her work leading high profile public integrity cases as a powerful U.S. attorney in Boston, Massachusetts, a post she has held since November 2009. In December 2011, Ms. Ortiz won a noteworthy case against Tarek Mehanna of Sudbury, convicted of supporting Al…

During his career as a social worker, Jeffrey brought his love for dogs to his work.

“Adelphi is like family.”