News at Adelphi

Impressive scholarship was on display at the 13^th Annual Adelphi University Research Conference (AURC) on April 12.

“At the end of the day, it all comes down to creating value,” said Leonard Achan ’99 an innovator who over the course of his career as a senior healthcare executive has become invaluable to the organizations he has served.

Numerous events increase awareness of a variety of health issues and celebrate those working to improve and build healthy communities.

David Ranzan, Adelphi’s archivist, recently displayed memorabilia on tables in the University Archives.

Amanda Krakoff was inspired to pursue nursing because she has juvenile diabetes. Specifically, she hopes to become a pediatric diabetic educator.

Genna Giordano came from Fordham University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

Nursing majors Genna Giordano, Amanda Krakoff and Meaghan Lynch were among those expressing opinions when asked about Miss Colorado, Kelley Johnson, while wearing scrubs, delivered a heartfelt monologue about nurses.

Meaghan Lynch hopes to become a registered nurse working in pediatric oncology and hematology after her anticipated graduation in May 2018. She transferred from Nassau Community College (NCC) in Fall 2015.

Achan is the chief innovations officer at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.

Dr. Coonan spoke to "Nurse Leader" about returning to his alma mater to lead its College of Nursing and Public Health.

As a sophomore, Navdeep Singh landed an internship at Northwell Health. Shortly after, he was offered a part-time job. The entire experience has reinforced Singh's belief in the value of persistence.

Singh exceeded expectations in the Jaggar Community Fellows Program.

Our new public health minor is open to students from all majors.

Professor Maureen C. Roller, D.N.P., participated in a United Nations initiative to bring more women into STEM fields.

Roxane (Blumberg) Spitzer ’60, Ph.D., was profiled as Nurse Leader’s December 2015 Leader to Honor.

Dr. Miranda-Diaz, the director of the West New York Health Department, hopes to be a role model for future Latina nurses.

The healthcare environment is undergoing a much-needed change toward something that emphasizes prevention and community.

Three of our faculty members were honored by three prestigious organizations, respectively.

We reflect on the remarkable kindness and generosity of Adelphi students, faculty, staff and alumni.

After an accident, Brian decides to give back and offers advice.

Visiting scholars from China had the opportunity to observe College of Nursing and Public Health classes and lectures.

Meet our new Faculty and Staff

Nursing students from abroad talk about Adelphi's Ph.D. Nursing program

Adelphi collaborates with leading institutions to create a network of knowledge and make sure students are getting the most well-rounded healthcare informatics experience.

A Preview Of Adelphi's Doctor Of Nursing Practice

Adelphi was ranked No. 5 in the online nutrition field.

Through innovation and collaboration the College of Nursing and Health is growing leaps and bounds in healthcare.

Features include 20 simulation manikins to be utilized in a variety of settings—from a labor and delivery room to an intensive care unit.

Pilar Martin, M.D., M.P.H., has gone from a physician in rural Spain to a public health educator at Adelphi is now the College's director of public health.

Adelphi is one of only three local schools to receive this distinction.