News at Adelphi
- Alumni
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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.
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Dr. Karen Lorentzen (née Hansen) '54
CategoriesPublished:"Wherever I went, and I have been all over the country and in many different settings, my Adelphi degree was highly regarded by my employers,"
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Dr. Sylvia Fields (née Kleiman) '54
CategoriesPublished:"Nurses are much more active in health policy and political affairs. They are congresswomen, state legislators, leaders in public health and private foundation."
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Ann Raab (née Sickmon) '54
CategoriesPublished:"I learned something important from each of my rotations. I particularly loved the operating room and surgery."
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Ann Miller (née Laubner) '55
CategoriesPublished:Incorporating their passion for providing care with their years of experience in substance abuse recovery, Mrs. Miller and her husband opened Gather-In Farm.
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Xenia Christiansen (née Abreu) '54
CategoriesPublished:"Remember, the first job you get doesn’t have to be exactly what you want to do with your life, or be where you want to end up; consider traveling, additional education, or making a move."
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"Technology has made huge advances, but these need to be counterbalanced with disciplined caring."
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Sirje Kurgvel (née Maekask) '57
CategoriesPublished:"When you find something meaningful to you, stick with it. I stayed with infectious disease control because I really enjoyed it. I have always felt that I was lucky in my profession..."
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Margaret McCartney (née Dempsey) '57
CategoriesPublished:"Always see the person in the patient.... As a nurse you can make people feel that they matter."
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Dr. Roxane Spitzer (née Blumberg) '60
CategoriesPublished:"Take your time in choosing the specialty you want to go into. Learn about the health care environment and yourself. "
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Marylyn Bowman (née Fordyce) '61
CategoriesPublished:"Adelphi's continuing education program helped me to stay current throughout my career, not only in oncology but also in many other areas of nursing, including leadership."
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Rita Fenderson '68
CategoriesPublished:"I loved the liberal arts courses that Adelphi University had to offer, and I feel like they made me a more well rounded professional. My ability to care for all types of patients is a benefit of the education I received at Adelphi."
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Dr. Felissa R. Lashley '61
CategoriesPublished:"“The best part of teaching is having the opportunity to work with students…to hear their ideas and to see their enthusiasm.”
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Ronnie E. Leibowitz '61
CategoriesPublished:"Nurses aren’t limited to working in an institution; there are so many clinical, educational and administrative opportunities to choose from."
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"Adelphi taught me that nursing is an independent profession. ...I left Adelphi having gained that knowledge, and I wanted to pass it on."
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Linda Tenenbaum (née Rodwin) '61
CategoriesPublished:"One concept that was drilled into me at Adelphi was that I was being taught principles that I could carry forth and apply in a variety of situations. I found this to be very helpful throughout my career."
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"I was always taught that the more education you receive, the better you will be in your profession."
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Blanche Prevenzano '62
CategoriesPublished:Blanche Provenzano has enjoyed fulfilling careers as a nurse educator and later as a guidance counselor.
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Dr. Kathleen M. Dirschel (née Duggan) '63
CategoriesPublished:"We were being educated to be individuals who had a responsibility for our own intellectual growth, and to become leaders in our profession."
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"I had terrific experiences with the nursing faculty; they were fabulous role-models. They taught us to be open-minded, future-oriented, and innovative; they prepared us so well."
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B. Loretta Gumper vomLehn '67
CategoriesPublished:Former Public Health Nurse and Supervisor of the Suffolk County Department of Health
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Dr. Esther Siegel B.S. '69 M.S. '72
CategoriesPublished:"My career has been wonderful. My beginnings at Adelphi allowed me to move on and up in a way I would never have dreamed possible."
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Sonia Maniaci (née Soto) '70
CategoriesPublished:"I felt well-prepared after graduating from Adelphi. My education provided me with the basics of nursing and bedside nursing came naturally to me."
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Registered Nurse Case Manager, North Shore-LIJ Health System at Long Island Jewish Medical Center
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Nancy Cole (née Licitra) MS '75
CategoriesPublished:" I am very lucky to have a career that I enjoy; one that allows me to meet people from various backgrounds and to frequently make a difference in their lives."