What sets Adelphi’s College of Nursing and Public Health apart? Leadership — proven leadership.
As the first school of nursing on Long Island and one of only 7 current nursing programs in the nation recognized by the National League for Nursing for advancing the science of nursing education, we are setting the standard for innovative graduate and undergraduate study, groundbreaking scholarship and contributions to the health and well-being of individuals and communities.
Recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a Best Undergraduate Nursing Program — jumping an unprecedented 19 ranking spots in a single year — Adelphi is also ranked a Best Grad School for Nursing.
Adelphi prepares students for future professional practice roles as compassionate leaders, innovators, and scholars in the fields of nursing and public health.
Welcome from Dean Deborah Hunt
Expertise and Innovation
Expertise and Innovation
Groundbreaking Research
From studies on opioid addiction and treatment to research on patient safety and maternal and child health, Adelphi faculty members are taking the lead in addressing issues affecting the health of Americans and people across the world.
ResearchAdvances in Care
The IDEATE program, a partnership with Adelphi’s School of Social Work that trains students to work as a team to provide integrated behavioral healthcare to children and adolescents, is just one of the ways the College is blazing new trails in patient care.
IDEATE Fellowship in Behavioral HealthcareLeadership in Public Health
During the COVID-19 pandemic, K.C. Rondello, MD, a disaster epidemiologist and clinical associate professor, emerged as a national authority and leader in the response to the crisis.
Meet K.C. Rondello
