News at Adelphi

Chrestene Fam '12 is passionate about becoming a dentist. As a joint degree student, she is finishing her studies at New York University College of Dentistry.

Jamaica Kincaid and Lauren K. Alleyne will be featured in the inaugural M.F.A. event "Literary Encounters: A Conversation Series."

In spring 2014, the School of Social Work is offering study abroad programs to Sweden and Israel and hosting students from Russia

Michele Sevigny, second year M.S.W. student, is inspired by the joy of a shared smile.

M.F.A. student Tiffany Nesbit won the 2014 Short Story Contest for "The Metro," a beautifully shaped work on place and identity and stereotypes.

Anthropology students have been accepted to present their research in poster format at the Adelphi Research Day Conference.

The possibility for change is why Adelphi faculty and alumni say their work is not only important, but rewarding.

An opportunity to learn more about the psychology major at Derner

Helping families assist substance-abusing relatives is a focus of several Adelphi faculty members and alumni.

In addition to his work as the Honors College thesis supervisor, Dr. Rizopoulos teaches honors courses in politics and literature, the Cold War, World War I and other topics in history and foreign relations.

Hudson Valley Students were successful at Lobby Day as the budget bill passed for the expansion of New York’s Social Work Loan Forgiveness Program.

Enas Elmohands finds abundant support and great success in combining a passion for human rights and love of the arts.

Crista Gallo ’13 and Brendan Graziano ’11 on their experiences in the Emerging Scholars Program, and how it has shaped their path post-graduation.

One big misconception is that misusing drugs or alcohol is purely a personal choice, Adelphi experts say.

From Derner Emerging Scholar to Psy.D. candidate at Rutgers

Derner's Emerging Scholars Program piqued her interest in research.

Dean Garner is the author of Law and Society in Classical Athens, From Homer to Tragedy, and numerous articles. He teaches Russian, Greek, Latin, Biblical Hebrew, World Literature, and Western Civilization and offers tutorials for advanced reading in German and French.

As associate dean, she works to develop a variety of Honors workshops and courses to assist students with their skills in research and writing. In addition to her administrative duties as associate dean, she teaches writing, literature, intellectual history and Latin.

After 20 years in the New York City Police Department, Rosemarie Ronde is pursuing a degree in emergency services administration.

From the classroom to field work in hospitals, senior nursing major Chelsea Wollman is preparing to dedicate her life to helping others.

March 3, 2014 - A phishing message with the subject “RE: IT Service Desk” has been reported to our Help Desk.

The tragic death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has re-awakened us to the pervasiveness of opioid addiction and its perils.

A free recruitment and matching service which connects nonprofit boards with individuals seeking an opportunity to serve.

"Right From the Start," a booklet, provides guidelines to assist board members in carrying out their responsibilities.

In an article in the Huffington Post, Alice Korngold articulates four essential factors for effective governance.

A Bridgespan research team sought answers to important questions about boards.

This year, LGS has had students study in 6 of the 7 continents—all except Antarctica!

This past December, Adelphi students embarked on a voyage which would change their perspective on life.

Francesco Bastagli joins Adelphi this spring as our first LGS Fellow.

Josephine Chuah speaks five different languages, and has been an active member of the LGS Student Leadership Council