Events

A solo exhibition of works by Katie Farkas, senior in the Department of Art and Art History. There will be a public reception on September 6, 3:00pm - 5:00pm.

Selections from the Adelphi University Art Collection featuring work by Evelyn and Ben Wilson.

In this seminar we will explore a systemic therapy model that views the family as an emotional unit which influences and is influenced by the individuals within it.

Open by appointment only to all Adelphi University students, faculty and staff.

This course examines the adverse impact of parent’s death, separation, or abandonment on children and adolescents.

Focus on the effects of Attention Deficit Disorder on cognitive, emotional, and social development and functioning; psychotherapeutic work to help children understand and cope with difficulties in these areas.

Join us as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 – October 15 with various programs and initiatives. Be sure to visit The Market hot line and The Eatery at Post Hall for spotlight menu items from our very own associates.

This interactive workshop will provide social workers with an overview of the practice areas of Forensic Social Work and Criminal / Juvenile Legal Social Work, with an emphasis on processes, populations, professional skills and responsibilities, and ethical dilemmas for social workers working with system-involved clients.

Adelphi University’s 10-week art intensive, For the Love of Art, gives high school students the opportunity to improve and fine-tune their artistic craft.

This workshop is for Adelphi University faculty. Facilitated by Erik Fox-Jackson.

This exhibition presents architectural case studies and historical narratives alongside creative design responses to COVID-19.

Funny, painful, and compassionate, This is Our Youth follows forty-eight hours of three very lost young souls on Manhattan’s Upper West Side at the dawn of the Reagan Era.

The session will include an overview of Artivism: The Power of Art for Social Transformation, an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional global collaboration, with the aim to engage people in transforming society through the power of art.