News at Adelphi
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Authors Bernice Sims, M.S.W. 鈥82, Charles Rice-Gonzalez 鈥85 and alumna Jacqueline Woodson spoke to AU VU about their art and the motivation behind it.
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Pixar turned to Paul Ekman, Ph.D. 鈥58, 鈥08 (Hon.), a pioneer in the science of emotions.
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Adelphi alumna Jacqueline Woodson, winner of the National Book Award, seeks to change the world through her literature.
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Assistant Professor Eugenia Villa-Cuesta, Ph.D., assisted by undergraduate and graduate students, is making important advances in finding a cure for mitochondrial disease鈥攊mportant enough that she recently received a $250,000 National Institutes of Health grant to continue the work.
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Features include 20 simulation manikins to be utilized in a variety of settings鈥攆rom a labor and delivery room to an intensive care unit.
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There is hardly a cultural institution in Queens that Claire Shulman didn鈥檛 have a hand in building or resurrecting.
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Sharing how Adelphi faculty members are impacting our collective health and the welfare of our local, national and global communities.
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Associate Professor Kellyann Monaghan has exhibited her urban and pastoral landscapes in solo and group exhibitions nationally and internationally.
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Laura Brumariu, Ph.D., explores how parent-child attachment affects child development.
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Jiang Zhang, Ph.D., used his operations management expertise to answer this pertinent question.
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Justyna Widera, Ph.D., plays a crucial role in researching materials for more efficient solar cells.
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Hanna Kim, Ph.D., is writing the first ethnography on Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha, also known at BAPS.
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Two Ruth S. Ammon School of Education professors challenge the status quo in math and physical education.
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Chrisann Newransky, Ph.D., is the external evaluator for Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling's Stability at Home program.
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Njeri Kagotho, Ph.D., examines how social policy can bolster the wealth and health of Kenyan families affected by HIV.
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Elizabeth Cohn, Ph.D., is nearing the end of an in-depth study on minority representation in clinical trials and genomic research.
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Working independently, Wei Liu, Ph.D., and Susan Zori, D.N.P., have examined how hospitals can operate more effectively.
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Justyna Widera, Ph.D., has devoted a significant portion of her research career to studying and testing materials that will lead to more efficient solar cells.
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Back to the Future
CategoriesPublished:Swirbul Library embraces the digital age and honors its famed architecture.
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Camille is passionate about going green and is doing all that she can to express their love for the environment and her excitement to save it.
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鈥淎s a kid...it always saddened me to hear about endangered species.鈥
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Leonard Bruno '11, M.S. '14
CategoriesPublished:As an Adelphi undergraduate, he began charting a career path that combines sports, teaching and leadership and now teaches at Urban Dove TEAM Charter School in Brooklyn.
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Compelled to teach in the inner-city, she drives more than 100 miles round trip each day to teach science at KAPPA 5, a public school for Grades 6鈥8 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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Nellyzita Nwosu, Ph.D. '13
CategoriesPublished:The first to receive a Ph.D. in speech-language pathology from the Ammon School of Education, Dr. Nwosu works with speech- and hearing-impaired children at P.S. 69 in Queens.
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鈥淯ltracold molecules are probably one of the most exciting things that people are trying to get in my field right now,鈥 Dr. Wright said.
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Bogdanov is intent on applying his programming savvy to improve the delivery of healthcare and education.
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Randee Heller played the incomparable Miss Blankenship on AMC's hit drama Mad Men, which earned her an Emmy nomination.
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鈥淭o me, wildlife conservation isn鈥檛 something that knows political boundaries because wild animals don鈥檛 know political boundaries.鈥
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鈥淐omputer graphics enabled me to draw in ways that I never thought possible,鈥 Brandt wrote in his Adelphi Honors College thesis.
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"I went from hardly being able to construct a complex sentence or write a paragraph without grammatical and spelling errors to graduating in three years magna cum laude."