News at Adelphi

As a clinical assistant professor at New York University School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center, she is working to change the culture of juvenile detention in New York City.

Catch up with the accomplishments of Adelphi's fall sports squads.

He will represent the Northeast-10 Conference.

The IRA Charitable Rollover has been extended through December 31, 2013.

Join Adelphi alumni for an Islanders game.

See what your fellow alumni are up to and submit your own note.

An alumna honors Dean Ruth S. Harley ’24, ’50 (Hon.), with a bequest and a gift from her IRA.

Ms. Hamlin discusses her new role advocating for low-income Brooklyn residents, especially Superstorm Sandy survivors.

Forbes, The Princeton Review and others acknowledge Adelphi’s excellence.

Emilia Zarco, M.D., Ed.D., who earned a medical degree in the Philippines, spent the previous four years as associate dean in the Ammon School of Education.

Schools across New York State are working hard to provide students with a safe and supportive environment.

From journalist to war veteran, Keith Grant is pursuing a career in emergency management.

“Adelphi’s scholarship program was phenomenal.”

The semiannual event was cosponsored by the Ammon School of Education and the Long Island School Media Association.

Holly Eaton, Creative Writing graduate, prepares for rehearsals from her new play.

Tonya D. Samuel, Ed.D., educates her students on the reality of public health.

Renee McLeod-Sordjan, D.N.P., has devoted more than 16 years to providing primary and gynecological care to underinsured and underserved clients.

William Jacobowitz, Ed.D., brings more than 25 years' experience to the College of Nursing and Public Health.

Former NFL All-Pro Kevin Mawae, M.A. ’06, prepared for life after football by pursuing a master’s degree at Adelphi.

Olivia Autry, Lead Help Desk Assistant/Residential Computer Associate

Accepting paid tutors for Spring 2014.

The United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA) chapters throughout the country are engaging the public in open dialogue.

This trip has made me see things in a new light, from something as big as the world, and as small as myself.

Janine Sena-Saputo, M.A. '03, changed careers after 9-11, earned a master's degree and became New York State Social Studies Teacher of the Year.

After graduating with a B.S. in Business in Spring 2014, Peter plans to tackle the M.S. in Healthcare Informatics program.

Adelphi professors on Asperger's, internships, media use; awards for President Scott and Provost Gayle Insler

File transfers for Adelphi faculty, administration and staff.

Congratulations to the Swirbul Library Information Assistants! They were nominated for an “Of the Month” (OTM) award for their outstanding contributions within the campus residential community. OTMs are submitted to recognize those individuals who have excelled in leadership qualities and contributed to the residence hall system. Click here if you are interested in reading the…

Efforts are underway to minimize the impact of the noisiest phase of construction, which is likely to last nine to ten months.

Two recent history majors have turned their interest and degrees in history into a successful ebook and a position as assistant museum cataloguer.