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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.

Join Adelphi’s talented students as they celebrate the anniversaries of some of Broadway’s greatest hits.

Funny, informative and a consummate showman.

Hailed as ‘the most exciting piano trio in America’ by The New Yorker, Trio Solisti marks its 11th year as Adelphi’s Ensemble-in-Residence.

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

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Another version of Microsoft Office is about to be launched here at Adelphi University. We will share what the latest and greatest Word, Excel and PowerPoint is offering Using the Ribbon A. Office interface elements B. Customizing the ribbon                         Files and online services A. Microsoft Office Backstage view B. Online and cloud functions                         New Word…

Welcome to the start of a new semester at Adelphi. Learn about all the tech at your fingertips.

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College of Nursing and Public Health Dean Patrick Coonan '78, Ed.D., and William Toby Jr., M.S.W. '63, are serving on a panel to overhaul New York State's Medicaid program.

Dr. Buckles credits the education she received in Adelphi's doctoral program with preparing her to lead Loma Linda's international trauma team.

For Morrison, anthropology offers the possibility of studying both ancient skeletal remains and recent human history.

October 1, 2015 - A suspicious pop-up has been noticed by both Mac and PC users.

Is your Long Island nonprofit organization looking for candidates to serve on the boards?

The Center for Nonprofit Leadership recognizes that the leaders of color serving in Long Island's underserved communities face obstacles that are common among leaders in low to moderate income communities throughout the United States.

NPCC, The New York Community Trust, and Philanthropy New York are pleased to announce the six finalists for the 2015New York Community Trust Nonprofit Excellence Awards.

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The Unemployment Services Trust (UST) surveyed more than 1,300 nonprofit employees to discover what real nonprofit executives, supervisors and staff are saying contributes to their organizations' satisfaction levels and turnover rates.

According to BoardSource, after many years, the lack of board diversity still remains a critical issue for nonprofit boards.

Investing in leaders who reflect the communities that philanthropy serves and bringing perspectives to the table that are rooted in life experiences-experiences.

The common belief across the nonprofit sector is that racial diversity is a key component of organizational health, performance, and outcomes.

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Innovative Alliance to Support International Student Success on Campus and Expand Opportunities for International Students

Dr. Ferguson, the first to graduate from the Master of Public Health program, now wants to use his new knowledge to improve the lives of people both here and abroad.

Dr. Strom-Gottfried is a distinguished professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who is also renowned for her focus on professional integrity.

“The Spirits Among Us” was the theme for this year's annual Ephemeral exhibition, held from October 29–November 9, 2015.

Farzana Azad is a student employee with Adelphi's Help Desk and Telephone Services.