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Pixar turned to Paul Ekman, Ph.D. ’58, ’08 (Hon.), a pioneer in the science of emotions.

Program Includes Classic Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Hits

Theatre Professor Brian Rose plays Ebenezer Scrooge; student actors bring to life Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim and the other characters in a free performance.

AU2Go now has Touch ID enabled for iOS users.

Check out the Center's free board recruitment and matching service, Get on Board.

It's time to take stock of your nonprofit's compliance requirements of the past year and also to begin planning for the year ahead.

On average, millennials give an annual gift of $481 to charitable organizations.

Many nonprofits remain overwhelmed and confused about how to raise money from individual donors.

As this year closes, one area that nonprofits should consider taking advantage of is the gift match.

This final LeadTime of 2015 offers tips and links to resources to help you make your organization's New Year's resolutions around fundraising.

Felicia Saucedo is part of the CIO Clerical Assistant team.

Renowned psychologist Peter Fonagy, Ph.D., gives a lecture and a workshop for Adelphi's Derner Institute.

Read the article published by President Emeritus Robert A. Scott in Oxford Magazine.

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.

Suzanne’s passion for music education continues with her development of online courses for higher education music, E-Learning.

Adelphi Professor of Flute and Ensembles since 1994.

Dr. Dennis K. Sullivan II is a percussionist, educator, performance artist, and composer based in Brooklyn NY.

Sepe performs as an orchestral and chamber musician throughout the United States.

The winner of the 2012 Northeast Horn Solo Competition, Egyptian hornist Amr Selim is quickly establishing a reputation as one of today’s foremost horn players.

Since the Fall of 2011, Samadi has been an adjunct Professor at Adelphi University, teaching courses in piano as well as form and analysis.

Nicholas Reeves brings together classical, sacred, and popular influences in well-crafted music that is gaining attention in New York City and beyond.

She was named by Playbill as one of "The Most Useful Women in Theater to Follow on Social Media" in 2015.

Jim Oshinsky has a vision – that everyone is musical, and that improvisation is the bridge that can naturally connect one human being to another.

A teacher for more than 25 years, Kelley Nassief is a vocal pedagogue featured in master classes and clinics throughout the country.

She is known for her rare ability to play multiphonics—a technique somewhat akin to playing double-stops on a string instrument.

Rodger Lee has enjoyed an interesting and versatile career as a freelance trumpeter in and around New York City for over 20 years.

Don Larsen, a native Long Islander, holds a BS in Music Ed from Hofstra University and an MS in Music Ed from Queens College.

A violinist of great range and energy, Salley Koo has performed internationally as a solo and chamber musician.