News at Adelphi

Donation of 24 computers to St. Raymond’s School in East Rockaway.

Jason Arasmo, Help Desk Assistant and Lab Consultant

Adelphi's nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer is taking research to the next level.

Collaboration and problem-solving among local college-based IT professionals.

The new course, Social Media, keeps Adelphi students aware of their digital selves.

Maxwell Parnell, Network Systems Assistant

Mr. DiLallo and Mr. Miceli are Google software engineers writing computer code to develop and refine Internet search and communications.

Upgrade of Moodle in Summer 2013

James Akel, Telecommunications Assistant

Frances Fan, IT project assistant

Kerry Nicollet, Isabel Tan, Jackie Bowen

Cutting-edge security technologies and methodologies

Business and technical aspects of such emergency planning.

Changes implemented during January intersession

Laura Liu, Help Desk Assistant/Lab Consultant

IT donates equipment to Coordinated Agency for Spanish Americans

Jackie Bowen, IT Purchasing Clerk

Ryan Monroe receives 2012 President’s Award for Excellence in Service

Adelphi's mobility efforts showcased at Denver conference

Nicole Simon, Lead Student Clerical Assistant

Discussions of industry standards and security recommendations

Practical tips and best practices about internet security awareness

Don Becker, Chris Correa, Bobby Handa

Discussion focused on business analytics to predict future needs

Many at Adelphi have lost access to personal or family computers

The Office of Information Technology is pleased to welcome the following new additions to our department this fall. Mark Proto joined IT as a Communications Specialist in November. Mark is an alumnus of Adelphi University and looks forward to furthering his education here. He lives in the Bay Park area of East Rockaway, which suffered…

Christopher Veigl, Residential Computer Associate

by Shanice Manning ’16, mathematics major Think backing up your work is a pain? Trying redoing your assignment from scratch. Nearly every student has experienced the frustration of losing work done on a computer. You stay up all night writing a 10-page paper, and you are so busy concentrating that you forget to save it at…

by Shanice Manning ’16, mathematics major Sharing copyrighted P2P files is illegal and can cause disaster for you and your computer. It’s not worth the risk!   Illegal file-sharing is downloading or uploading copyrighted media without the consent of the copyright holder. Copyrights serve as protection for the efforts made by the creator to produce…

by France Fan ’14, biology major Don’t become a victim of identity theft—protect yourself. Sure, technology has made it easier, faster, and more convenient to connect to information, but our dependence on the Internet also makes us more vulnerable to information security threats. This October marks the ninth year of National Cyber Security Awareness Month,…