News at Adelphi

The assistant director of experiential learning at Adelphi’s Center for Career Development employs her graduate education on a daily basis.

Michael O'Loughlin, Ph.D., has been honored with the 2013 Adelphi University Award for Faculty Scholarship and Creative Work.

Adelphi's location and its proximity to New York City were huge draws when she was exploring colleges.

Video journalist Dan Brenner covers Adelphi's Research Day.

Adelphi University is a Princeton Review Best College.

Her research interests lie in the areas of adolescent suicide risk assessment and ethical issues in the profession of school psychology.

A Q&A about her career path, Derner experience, and the challenges and opportunities she sees in the field of clinical psychology.

Adelphi’s clinical psychology program has been accredited since 1957.

Dr. Kernberg on “Spectrum of Psychodynamic Psychotherapies Today”

The Adelphi community welcomes Laura E. Brumariu, Ph.D., and M.J. McClure, Ph.D.

"I’ve been involved in community service all of my life...The most moving experience I’ve ever been a part was helping in the recovery effort after Hurricane Sandy."

Speaking about his 46th book Eleven Blunders that Have Crippled Psychotherapy in America: A Remedial Unblundering and his diagnosis of and prescription for the ailments he sees in his profession.

Co-authored his 15th book with the Dalai Lama, which is based on 39 hours of dialogue and idea exchange, covering such topics as the nature of emotion, achieving emotional balance, and expanding global compassion.

His research focuses on personality dynamics, disorders and assessment.

Doctoral psychology student Schenike Massie, M.A. interviews Associate Professor Jairo Fuertes, Ph.D.

Doctoral psychology student Schenike Massie, M.A. interviews alumnus Lynn Means, Ph.D.

A prolific author and expert in the field of facial perception, visual science and emotions. She attempts to determine what defines beauty and examine whether pulchritudinous people really do lead more charmed lives.

Has published more than 150 articles and book chapters on personality dynamics, diagnosis, and treatment. An expert on dependent personality disorder, his research has been funded by grants from the National Institute of Mental Health and the National Science Foundation.

Caesars Entertainment Corporation Corporate Manager of Instructional Design Tara Rohloff-Bodine '02 on what it takes to get ahead.

Marjorie Hill chooses a career in fighting discrimination.

Stephanie Nowak ’10, M.A. ’12 talks about her first job after graduating Adelphi University.

Radha Hettiarachchi ‘10 talks about her work with Project Hope in Staten Island, New York.

In addition to her private clinical practice, she works with patients in the neonatal intensive care unit and the pediatric intensive care unit at Long Island's North Shore University Hospital.

Admired for her pioneering work in multicultural psychology, she is a teacher, scholar, clinician, advocate and humanitarian.

Derner Alumna Thea Spyer of Windsor v US Connection to Adelphi; attorney David Boies was a Hagedorn Lecture Series speaker.

Is grief, such as with the loss of a loved one, normal or is it now a diagnosable condition?

Asafu Owosu ’91 said, “The support of General Studies Learning Community was helpful. Any one-on-one is great for personal growth.”

Adelphi alumni are part of a thriving company that produces 3D printers that make prosthetics and other life-changing innovations.

Derner professor Joseph Newirth reflects on passing of Joyce Brothers.

A comprehensive listing of faculty scholarship and creative work in 2012.