News at Adelphi

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Sustainability initiatives are in full bloom at Adelphi.

Dr. Diamandopoulos served as president of Adelphi from 1985 to 1997.

Justyna Widera, Ph.D., has devoted a significant portion of her research career to studying and testing materials that will lead to more efficient solar cells.

In his recent book, Professor George Russell, Ph.D., asks "How can we begin to address the malaise of indifference to nature so widespread among our young people?"

Nearly 170 alumni, friends and family members have contributed more than $2 million to establish a scholarship at Adelphi in honor of Dr. Scott.

“I’ve been given so many opportunities at Adelphi….the University and the people I’ve met here have shaped me into the person I am today.”

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Excerpts from eulogies given by two colleagues of Gordon Derner—George Stricker, Ph.D. and Joseph Newirth, Ph.D.

Derner Institute alumni share stories and memories of the Derner Institute's founding dean.

Jessica Mason chose Adelphi for its On-Campus Recruiting opportunities. She starts at Granton Thornton LLP in October.

The recent publications discuss, audits, conflicts of interest, internal controls and whistleblower policies.

A recent article posted in Volunteer Management offers nonprofit executives tips for ramping up their marketing efforts and including volunteers along the way.

A 2014 Fidelity Charitable survey explored the current volunteering activity of donors.

A report by Reimagining Service proposes that the reason 75% of Americans don't volunteer is because that are not being asked to.

The average value of a volunteer hour was up 52 cents to $23.07 in 2014.

Today’s topic is the so-called, “third sector.”

Mary Naylor ,Ph.D., R.N., told her Buckley Lecture audience at Adelphi University that consistency in care for the ill and elderly is key and its lack leads to errors, in dosage levels, for example.

Chris Armas '94, and Clinical Assistant Professor Dan Bedard, M.A., discuss ways concussion protocol has changed over the years to protect athletes.

Check out this performance from the Evolution team.

This distinguished social work educator receives the prestigious Richard Lodge Prize.

Office Assistant in the Office of High School and Pre-College Programs.

Office Assistant in the Office of High School and Pre-College Programs.

Learn how to format your ePoster presentations for the upcoming Research Conference.

Knowing that scholarships will be awarded in my name to academically-qualified yet financially-needy students means the world to me.

Professor Jennifer Fleischner, Ph.D., chronicles the University from its founding in 1863 in Brooklyn as the Adelphi Academy to present day.

Knowing that scholarships will be awarded in my name to academically-qualified yet financially-needy students means the world to me.

Alumni working in the field of athletics discuss ways injuries can be prevented by athletes and dancers.

Nancy Crown, Ph.D. ’95, discussed the value of thinking psychodynamically about autism at a Derner colloquium.

Psychology Day has become a much-anticipated event at the Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies and a day to celebrate the institution