News at Adelphi

Devin Thornburg, Ph.D., Ammon School professor, visited schools in seven countries last fall, with seven more due this spring--to research practical, workable education models from which to learn and benefit.

The Ammon School’s first campus-wide Conversations on Race event took place in 2014. Current news events have shown us that the need for such dialogue is probably greater than ever.

A group of Adelphi science educators launched the STEAM Consortium, an effort to promote the infusion of STEAM into course content across the Adelphi curriculum.

Adelphi now has new data-driven systems to identify at-risk students and the areas where they tend to struggle, and has created new ways to provide creative, personalized support.

Dozens of Adelphi students jumped in with can’t-miss ventures, but only six were chosen as finalists—five from the business school and one from the biology department.

This September, Adelphi launched a Global M.B.A. program at the Manhattan Center, offering international students an opportunity to gain business skills for an international market.

Adelphi students have a unique leg up to land coveted internships in a variety of fields, with our close, year-round access to New York City.

With learning hubs in Manhattan, the Hudson Valley and Hauppauge, more students are able to access Adelphi's uniquely personalized approach to learning.

Martinez is researching gang-involved youth, social media and youth development programs.

The arts are alive and well at Adelphi, especially during December, when the Dance, Music and Theatre programs stage almost daily events at the Performing Arts Center.

Adelphi’s new First-Year Living-Learning Community offers a select group of outstanding students the opportunity to live and work together to build on their already impressive leadership skills.

More than 100 alumni, friends, students, faculty and staff participated in the inaugural Women’s Leadership Conference on November 4, 2017.

David Sobel, speaking at the 2017 Robert and Augusta P. Finkelstein Memorial Lecture Series, presented a model called “place-based education.”

HealthNets Partnerships in Health Conference drew more than 75 health educators from across Long Island and New York City to share health education ideas at Adelphi University.

Rajib Sanyal, Ph.D., started as dean of Adelphi's School of Business in 2015. During his time at Adelphi, he led the efforts to create a new M.B.A. curriculum with a global focus.

The conference brings together people from every discipline—life sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, nursing, humanities and the arts— to celebrate student research.

Students and alumni of Adelphi's online M.S. in Nutrition Program met face-to-face for a field trip to the Museum of Food and Drink in Brooklyn.

The Ph.D. in Nursing program at the College of Nursing and Public Health aims to have a positive impact on a negative trend.

The growth in Adelphi's College of Nursing and Public Health non-nursing programs’ enrollment has been rapid.

Adelphi’s College of Nursing and Public Health has announced three new programs—all designed to prepare graduates for high-needs areas in healthcare.

Adelphi's Healthcare Informatics program positions students for a career at the crossroads of healthcare, business and technology—and its curriculum is constantly evolving.

Students have taken advantage of a new academic option: a minor in public health, which is open to all undergrads regardless of their major discipline.