News at Adelphi

There is growing concern among donors who want to remain anonymous.

Study reveals that many nonprofits are stuck in a vicious cycle that threatens their ability to raise the resources the need.

Awards program recognizes outstanding management practices and educates nonprofit managers and board leaders

The service connects nonprofit boards with individuals seeking an opportunity to serve.

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued an update for all colleges and universities regarding the Ebola virus.

Find out what the alumni of Adelphi University's International Studies Program are doing now.

Read about the research and activities being done by the faculty of the Levermore Global Scholars Program.

With her capstone project, Ida interned at Scholars at Risk Network, where she was able to explore the complexity of academic freedom.

Natnael Petros talks about his wonderful experience studying abroad in Morocco.

Vladimir Drobnjak, Croatia Representative to the UN, visited Adelphi to discuss EU enlargement in light of recent events in Ukraine.

Adelphi’s International Leadership Coordinating Committee and the Department of Political Science host an Ambassador Lecture Series.

Congratulations Ida Iselin Eriksson, Iselin Jensen, Valeria Mendoza, Justin Nakrin, Colleen Raga, Kristie Ranchurejee, Samantha Upshaw!

Congratulations Ida Eriksson, Valeria Mendoza, Colleen Raga and Kristie Ranchurejee, who were awarded International Studies Honors.

The International Studies Program hosted Mary Ellen Callahan for a lecture about different global approaches to security and privacy.

Read this message from the new International Studies Director, which appeared in the September 2014 issue of the newsletter.

Melissa Uretsky: Speech-Language Pathology major; Office of the CIO inventory specialist

Adelphi welcomes incoming freshmen and their families at the annual Matriculation ceremonies.

Constuction Update on South Ave reopening to vehicles

In 1953, Marylyn (Tobin) Varriale ’57 stepped foot on Adelphi’s campus as a freshman majoring in music. Sixty years later, she returned to perform on stage at her alma mater.

“Adelphi had a strong reputation. Its graduates had a high acceptance rate to medical schools,” said Dr. Kennedy.

Adelphi is at the forefront of educating the next generation of global leaders, like recent graduate Enas Elmohands ’14.

After receiving her degree, Edrman became an infusion nurse in outpatient oncology at Oregon Health and Science University.

College of Nursing and Public Health student showcased their work at the 2014 conference.

Vital Signs 2014 Report brings into view the impact of Hurricane Sandy and diverging patterns of social health measures between Nassau and Suffolk.

A 51-year career of dedication to students and Adelphi.

Judith Baumel—a Bronx Council on the Arts BRIO winner for poetry and Adelphi University English professor speaks of her influences.

Assistant professor Stephen Shore, Ed.D., shares his compelling story on Russian television.

Adelphi University alum Chianne Green '14 thrives at Adelphi and furthers her professional goals with help from the Center for Career Development.

Adelphi’s educational leadership development program is ideal for a teacher who aspires to a position of leadership or for a building leader who wants to work in central office administration.

Wiltshire is assistant director for ACMH’s young adult population. This is the first time in ACMH history that the agency is focusing in on this specific age group.