News at Adelphi
- Alumni
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Stephanie Kaplan Cohen ’48
CategoriesPublished:Realizing her life-long dream of becoming a published writer.
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Steven Wolfe ’59
CategoriesPublished:His key to success is a combination of steadfast dedication and a love for his work.
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Dr. Barbara Mitchell ’54
CategoriesPublished:“Women became secretaries, teachers, or nurses,” she says. “Women didn’t become doctors, they married doctors.”
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Frank ’49 and Raquel ’49 Celenza
CategoriesPublished:Even in retirement, the Celenzas remain enthusiastic hosts and entertainers.
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Rhoda Blumberg (née Shapiro) ’38
CategoriesPublished:As a children’s author, she's combined her gift for storytelling with her passion for bringing historical events to life.
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Joan Ross Keyes (née Rafter) ’45
CategoriesPublished:One of her works has 400,000 units worldwide and become a standard tool for teaching children English as a second language.
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Patricia Olson (née DeSena) ’58
CategoriesPublished:Author of the children’s book "Frumpy: The Pumpkin Who Missed Halloween".
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Co-creator of "The Lockhorns", the award-winning comic read by millions of fans each day.
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Jane Alderman (née Browne) ’61
CategoriesPublished:Was looking to further her career as a talent agency associate, but found her niche in casting.
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Richard Gottehrer ’62
CategoriesPublished:He never tires of discovering new talent and innovative sounds.
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Mark William Jordan ’63
CategoriesPublished:While his legal career was coming to a close, his re-emergence into the world of theater was just beginning.
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Dan Welden ’64, M.A. ’67
CategoriesPublished:He pioneered a printmaking technique that opened up a world of artistic opportunities.
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Bruce Silverman ’66
CategoriesPublished:A book determined his successful career in advertising and changed his future.
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Richard Funke ’71
CategoriesPublished:An Emmy winner for his series on violence in professional sports, he has became co-anchor of the evening news.
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Through her e-newsletter and website—she reaches out to smart and savvy women of New York City.
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Hans E. Tausig ’89
CategoriesPublished:“There is great beauty and craft in the way things used to be made.”
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Kelly Cass ’90
CategoriesPublished:Unscripted, she uses maps and video and narrates the weather as she goes along.
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Barbara Cataletto M.B.A. ’99
CategoriesPublished:Considered one of the nation’s leading spine coding and reimbursement experts.
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Douglas Olcott ’91
CategoriesPublished:As Group Vice President of Rental for the Enterprise family of brands, he oversees more than 1,600 employees and approximately 200 offices.
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Kevin M. Spiegel M.B.A. ’87
CategoriesPublished:Throughout his distinguished career in healthcare management, he has worked to impart knowledge and bring others up with him.
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Clifford Friedman M.B.A.’87
CategoriesPublished:“We wanted to identify the brightest stars in the industry, and then create connections between them.”
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Robert Schwerdel M.B.A. ’86
CategoriesPublished:Proving that “being thrown to the wolves” isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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Robert Candela M.B.A. ’86
CategoriesPublished:Oversees the distribution and the collection of performance royalties throughout the United States and in over 50 countries.
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Edward Vetri ’85
CategoriesPublished:President and CEO of Wind-up Entertainment, he has established his label in the alternative/indie rock market with such acts as Creed, Evanescence, Seether and Filter.
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Kevin M. O’Connor ’84
CategoriesPublished:President and Chief Executive Officer of Bridge Bancorp. and its wholly owned subsidiary The Bridgehampton National Bank.
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Has demonstrated an ability to assess a situation, find a solution, and move forward – full force.
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Jeffrey Carstens M.B.A. ’84
CategoriesPublished:He has never sponsored a loan that wasn’t paid back, a noteworthy accomplishment in any economic climate.
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LeeAnn Black ’83
CategoriesPublished:“Significant growth can bring challenges and unique opportunities”
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JoAnn C. O’Hagen M.S. ’82
CategoriesPublished:Mixing hard work, luck, and enthusiasm—a recipe for success!
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Peter Giacalone ’81, M.B.A. ’86
CategoriesPublished:Reveals his greatest personal accomplishment—“Taking my accounting degree from Adelphi and rising to chairman of a public company.”