News at Adelphi

Adelphi again meets the exacting criteria established by NCATE.

Assistant Professor Angela Beale, Ph.D. gives her top 10 swimming tips for the summer.

Elizabeth Braren was named Collier County (FL) Elementary School Teacher of the Year in 2007 and received the Award for Excellence in Arts Education in 2008 and the Golden Apple Award in 2010.

Using one's expertise to treat patients while educating and inspiring a new generation of practitioners have been the hallmarks of a rewarding career for Cindy Arroyo '78, M.S. '79, Ph.D. '05.

Vanessa Vidalon, who earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Adelphi University, has been recognized as one of the Siemens Teachers As Researchers for 2012.

Dr. Angela Beale of Adelphi University will visit Congress on May 15 to advocate for a bill that supports the goals and ideals of International Water Safety Day.

Accomplished alumnus to be honored at 2013 Commencement

Founder of Mitchell & Titus will receive honorary doctor of laws degree

Burt Young to receive honorary doctorate of fine arts

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

Adelphi faculty investigate environmental impact on aquatic life.

Renowned educator and author Diane Ravitch, Ph.D., spoke about the state of public education in America.

Dean Ashdown talks about the new teaching assessments in New York State.

Exploring the Supreme Court on issues of diversity and equality: gay marriage, affirmative action, and the Voting Rights Act.

Adelphi alumni with a master's degree can apply for a program that enables them to teach English in another country for 10 months.

2009 S.T.E.P. graduate Laura Lombardi secured a special education teaching position in the Elmont school district after working at an AHRC school in Brooklyn.

Adelphi University is one of four Long Island institutions with graduation rates above the national average.

Consciousness-raising speakers and workshops, along with a new public service announcement featuring Justin Bieber, highlight the 27th annual Nassau County Human Rights Awareness Day.

A passion for improving the quality of life for people with autism spectrum disorders has brought acclaim to Dana Battaglia, Ph.D., one of Long Island's top 40 under 40.

Middle school teachers are expected to grow by 17 percent by the end of the decade.

New Dean of University Libraries Brian Lym Announced by Adelphi Provot Gayle D. Insler

From Sesame Street to S.T.E.P., Emily Ladau began an enriching career advocating for disability awareness after graduating Adelphi University in 2013.

Exploring ideals of peace and sustainability in a two day event.

Nurse practitioner Tonia Brendel, B.S. '84, M.S. '90, is a very thankful person. Even with the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy to her South Freeport, New York, home, she knows, "Many people are a lot worse off."

Carla Deazle, a General Studies Learning Community and S.T.E.P. alumna, now teaches in General Studies Learning Community and is the program's assistant director.

NYS AHPERD recipients Sheldon Sucre and Christina Cobucci.

Therapeutic groups for aphasia launched in Suffolk County.

New York State English Council (NYSEC) award winner from Adelphi.

Exploring Critical Issues, hosted by Adelphi University President Robert A. Scott, examines views on early childhood education.

by Brett Spielberg Beginning Fall 2013, the Manhattan Center will be accepting 15 students into its exclusive pre-service track, cohort-like M.S. in Early Childhood Special Education program. Open to candidates who do not currently hold teacher certification in New York State, this full-time, 55-credit program leads to dual certification in both early childhood education and…