News at Adelphi

Presenters at Adelphi University's 37th annual Exercise Science Human Lab Research Symposium in May 2017 discussed practical applications of various exercise-related research studies and dispelled at least one myth—cupping’s impact on athletes like Olympics swimming gold medalist Michael Phelps, who used that therapy at the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics.

The 2017 Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility Alliance Conference, held at Adelphi's Manhattan Center, brought in scholars, educators and high school students to discuss teaching methods and problem solving.

Camp Abilities, a summer sports camp on Adelphi University's Garden City campus, helps youngsters with visual impairments as well as students pursuing degrees in physical education and exercise science.

In these tense, polarized times, it's important to consider the impact that all this tension has on our children and our classrooms

Adelphi students and professors participate in this year's Greentree Foundation Teachers' Ecology Workshop.

High impact learning practices don't just improve students' experiences within the Adelphi community—they also prepare students for their postcollege careers.

Three new programs in the Adelphi University College of Nursing and Public Health are helping student nurses find new careers in nursing.

Hayden Lyons, M.S. ’08 is an education consultant and a doctoral candidate and research assistant at UPENN

Applications are due October 15, 2017 for Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education.

Adelphi University professors are charting new territories in Speech Pathology while giving students hands-on learning experiences in Neuroscience.

New course, and book by Adelphi professor, brings Shakespeare into the digital age

Eight Adelphi students will benefit from full-time, hands-on science research for 10 weeks as part of the Horace G. McDonell Science Research Fellowship program.

The Center for International Education caught up with Dr. Patrice to speak about her summer in Florence.

Yonah Orlofsky, Communication Sciences and Disorders doctoral candidate, was the keynote speaker for Adelphi's Doctoral Hooding Ceremony.

High school students benefited from Adelphi's first Law and Society Pre-College Program.

Associate Professor Melanie E. L. Bush, Ph.D. M.P.H., Department of Sociology, is deeply engaged internationally, with a multitude of projects and colleagues that span the globe.

STEAM and SEEDS are two collaborative initiatives that the Ammon School has put under the heading of Community Engagement/Experiential Learning.

Interim provost and executive vice president Sam L Grogg, Ph.D., shares some important pointers on getting your master’s degree.

Students enrolled in Adelphi's Specialization in Human Resource Management can now apply for the SHRM Certified Professional exam.

Mike Grant, M.S. ’77, is a pioneer and an explorer. No, he didn’t discover any unchartered lands or claim any new territories. Rather, he traveled the globe to take in its beauty, teach and learn from other people, and to discover more about himself.

The Adelphi/Robert Noyce Science Scholarship Program/Science Education Advancement scholarship provides a $15,500 tuition stipend toward the 37-credit program.

It’s a common fact that the cerebral cortex provides the highest functions of human cognition, like thought and action. What’s not so well known is that your brain isn’t so different from that of an average sheep.

Anne Mungai, Ph.D., and Devin Thornburg, Ph.D., recently co-edited a book that calls attention to new perspectives and voices in the much-covered, ongoing topic of school reform.

How best to engage school-aged children and keep them from falling through the cracks? Take it from someone who’s been there.

Adelphi alumna Sharla-Renee Hart ’09, M.A. ’14, and Cynthia Proscia, M.A. ’92, have co-founded an initiative to bring sustainability and health education to Hempstead elementary schools.

Marino hopes to continue to find new and interesting opportunities to work as an educator in the field of environmental science.

Of our notable alumni, Meagan Simms distinguishes herself with her current work as well as her past experiences as a STEP scholar.

Clifford's work as a student teacher in Mineola has prepared her with invaluable relationships as well as real world experience.

Salazar has developed his professional skills by mentoring peers and working with organizations where he can teach others.

Learn about a recent education and community service trip to Cuba.