News at Adelphi

Maria Rodriguez ’13, M.S.W. ’14 is dedicated to brightening the lives of older adults.

RNtoBSN.org has chosen the R.N. to B.S.N. program at Adelphi's College of Nursing and Public Health to be among its "Best Hybrid Programs 2015" in the nation.

This was a networking event for students and professionals in the accounting field to play, meet and get acquainted.

The Robert B. Willumstad School of Business could see an M.S. in Supply Chain Management.

Students who aren’t afraid to be inquisitive are the ones who will stand out in the interview process.

Lee Stemkoski, Ph.D., launches a new course on video game programming.

Nearly 250 alumni and friends of Adelphi, members of the Ruth S. Harley Society, have made commitments to Adelphi of all sizes through their estate plans.

How are social workers changing lives for the better? We asked some recent graduates to find out. Some have their master’s degrees or are pursuing them. One decided to go straight into the workforce after earning his B.S.W. They came to social work after high school, after working full time, even after serving our country…

Matthew Reed: Computer Science major and Lab Consultant.

Began working at YES Community Counseling Center in 2003 and works with young adults, families and survivors of trauma.

Kevin Brooks is an internationally recognized prevention specialist and motivational speaker who has inspired nearly one million people with his powerful, life-changing message.

A healthy and productive relationship between the executive and board chair of a nonprofit is critical to the organization's success.

Many nonprofits struggle with how to engage board members in a meaningful way.

Many nonprofit leaders suffer from some degree of angst when confronted with what to do about inactive or unproductive members of the board.

Engaging the board in fundraising is a challenge for many nonprofits.

There is office space available at very reasonable rates in Hempstead for nonprofit organizations.

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Peter Chernack, D.S.W., associate dean and president of the NASW-NYS, presents how the School is participating in Social Work Month 2015.

"My fondest Adelphi experience was the amazing observation assignments, which gave me the chance to teach and treat different types of students with special needs. It was my first time teaching in a different language, and I loved the experience."

"The convenient location and schedule of Adelphi’s Manhattan Center allowed me to keep my weekly work schedule. It also allowed me to work closely and build relationships with various New York City schools."

"At Adelphi, students learn as much outside the classroom as they do within it. Studying at Adelphi has been a truly multidimensional experience. It is an opportunity that shouldn’t be missed."

"My Adelphi experience has given me the opportunity to work with amazing professors in my future field."

She is passionate about social work and enjoys working at Adelphi's Manhattan Center library. "Adelphi’s Manhattan Center is like a home away from home. We are all like family."

Nine years ago, she left her home in Cameroon for the United States, determined to earn a college degree and pursue a career in medicine. She selected Adelphi over schools she was admitted to and is happy she did. “I like the way our professors teach,” she said.

An Adelphi University graduate and an Adelphi associate professor for 10 years, Dr. Coughlin relishes sharing her expertise and experiences with students in the College of Nursing and Public Health. “You’re a nurse all the time, not just while you’re working. It’s really the difference between a profession and an occupation.”

"Building a Culture of Peace" featured a panel discussion, video from the frontline of wars and workshops on peace-building strategies.

“Every time I have the opportunity to meet one of my scholarship recipients, I am reminded of my years as a student-athlete at Adelphi. The experiences I had and the relationships I formed during my years on the playing field shaped my life and career.”

Global Kids, a nonprofit organization founded in 1989 by Carole Artigiani, a former college professor and the wife of Adelphi President Robert A. Scott, has been in partnership with Adelphi for 15 years.

The emergency services administration is turning a passion into a career.

Dr. Moats brings a lifetime of emergency response experience to his virtual classroom.