News at Adelphi

Graduating seniors Jai Punjwani and Jack Demm honored faculty members who have influenced them the most. Those inspirational professors were Diane Della Croce, Ph.D., and Salvatore Giunta.

Dr. Richard Garner is an accomplished scholar, published author, Alumni Legend and current and founding dean of the Honors College.

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.

A consultant at the Boston Consulting Group and a CPA, Eze is a part of the Selfless4Africa organization, a nonprofit with a vision for an Africa where all children are able to attain formal primary and secondary school education, regardless of their family’s income or social status.

A psychology intern at Lenox Hill Hospital, she worked in Africa as a psychological consultant with Save the Children International on initiatives surrounding orphans and vulnerable children.

After earning his bachelor's degree in political science, Hardy-Françon got to work earning his master's, and landed a spot on an investigative reality show.

“It’s an around the clock job,” said Elizabeth Daitz ’02. “But, I love every second of it.” Daitz is the first ever director, civil matters for the New York City Police Department.

"Professional interaction was something that I learned at Adelphi.”

“Adelphi offered me everything I was looking for.”

A commitment from Richard K. Garner, PhD, dean of Adelphi’s Honors College, will support endowed scholarship funds.

After Adelphi, Christopher Myers ’16 wasted no time getting to the professional stage across the country in Chillicothe, Ohio.

Kevin Padilla ’16 is taking the skills he learned as a communications major and student worker in Adelphi’s Office of Public Affairs to the Waldorf School of Garden City—right next door to Adelphi’s Garden City campus—as its new communications associate.

Thanks to “Hamilton” and teachers like Brett Clark ’10, M.A. ’11, low-income students in New York see what's possible.

Toy manufacturers like Lego and Mattel increasingly address diversity. Members of the Adelphi community address how creating an inclusive environment has long been part of our campus.

This physics major in Adelphi's joint degree engineering program with Columbia University spent a summer researching solutions to a deteriorating dam on her family’s land.

Samantha Shay beat some stiff competition to win the America’s National Teenager Scholarship Organization (ANTSO) national title for 2016.

It was as an undergraduate psychology major at Adelphi that Wierzbinska decided what her career path would look like.

As a student at Adelphi, Dr. Asheld was exposed to science, research and teaching, three areas that would become staples throughout his education as a physician.

Akhil enjoys his collaborative work environment and the critical thinking and analytical skills required of him at Weiss Asset Management.

Fundo is a fourth-year associate at Latham & Watkins and secretary of the non-profit organization, Board of Rebuilding Together NYC.

“I’ve always had lots of interests. I never felt like I had to pick just one at Adelphi.”

Magaldi credits Adelphi with putting him on his current path.

Udoji always knew that she wanted to be a lawyer. Today you can find her working at a multinational law firm headquartered in New York City.

Melina Giakoumis ’11 wanted to be in the field and combine research with her love for animals.

Adelphi dance students had the opportunity to spend three weeks working in close study with Taylor 2 dancers.

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?"

Terrence Ross, an associate professor of communications, judges each class by how much the students teach him.