News at Adelphi
- College of Arts & Sciences
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Learn about the winners of the department awards and the professors the awards are named for.
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The Literary Encounters series featured Téa Obreht and Alexi Zentner, two literary professionals showcasing their talents, perspectives and approaches to their work.
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Meet three students who were able to take part in the Summer 2014 Horace McDonell Fellows student research program.
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“As a kid...it always saddened me to hear about endangered species.”
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Compelled to teach in the inner-city, she drives more than 100 miles round trip each day to teach science at KAPPA 5, a public school for Grades 6–8 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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“Ultracold molecules are probably one of the most exciting things that people are trying to get in my field right now,” Dr. Wright said.
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Bogdanov is intent on applying his programming savvy to improve the delivery of healthcare and education.
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Randee Heller played the incomparable Miss Blankenship on AMC's hit drama Mad Men, which earned her an Emmy nomination.
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“To me, wildlife conservation isn’t something that knows political boundaries because wild animals don’t know political boundaries.”
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“Computer graphics enabled me to draw in ways that I never thought possible,” Brandt wrote in his Adelphi Honors College thesis.
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"I went from hardly being able to construct a complex sentence or write a paragraph without grammatical and spelling errors to graduating in three years magna cum laude."
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Brian Carney will graduate in December 2014 and pursue life in the United States Marine Corps.
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Stephanie Lake, Ph.D., prides herself in being accessible for her students.
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Taking It to the Coast
CategoriesPublished:Aaren Freeman, Ph.D., takes his marine biology students to Maine to study its coastal ecosystem.
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A thought-provoking discussion by a panel of experts launches the first in the Center for Health Innovation's Rapid Response series.
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Support for Veterans on Campus
CategoriesPublished:From tuition policies to special services and events, Adelphi goes out of its way to serve veterans.
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Saving the Pangolin and the Planet
CategoriesPublished:Pangolins—once populous throughout Taiwan—are threatened by hunting as well as habitat loss and rapid development.
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“I created a scholarship in memory of my late husband. I am deeply grateful each year for the opportunity to meet the John A. Weisz scholarship recipients; clearly, they remind me of the promise of Adelphi.”
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Melissa VanAlstine-Parris, Ph.D.
CategoriesPublished:Assistant Professor VanAlstine-Parris takes you through the Organic Chemistry class she teaches.
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The link between the music departments of Adelphi University and Nassau Community College (NCC) is described as a "pipeline".
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New resource available for political and social science research.
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Maggie Lally ’82
CategoriesPublished:“Get comfortable with the uncomfortable” is my challenge to students because theatre, like life, is full of uncomfortable moments.
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Working to Inspire
CategoriesPublished:Adelphi’s theatre department chair receives recognition as a leader of performing arts.
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Buzz Around Campus
CategoriesPublished:Students and faculty offer their takes on what the Nexus Building and Welcome Center will offer, come Fall 2015.
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More than 150 students, faculty and staff rally for the People's Climate March.
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Dr. Gray has won awards for “Labor and the Locavore: The Making of a Comprehensive Food Ethic”
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Olivia Autry: Well Prepared
CategoriesPublished:Through her many experiences Olivia Autry is well prepared for the next stage of her career.
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Find out what the alumni of Adelphi University's International Studies Program are doing now.
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Read about the research and activities being done by the faculty of the Levermore Global Scholars Program.
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With her capstone project, Ida interned at Scholars at Risk Network, where she was able to explore the complexity of academic freedom.