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Spring 2025 |
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Message From the Provost
Squid Game x KFC. Post Malone x Oreo. Doritos x Taco Bell
“Collabs” are everywhere these days, but at Adelphi we’ve been doing them for years. We believe that collaboration across our academic disciplines not only amplifies our faculty’s research and creativity, but also creates fertile ground for student learning. After all, the problems we confront in our lives and societies do not neatly fall into a single disciplinary category.
In this edition, we highlight some intriguing collaborative efforts our faculty members have undertaken that explore what happens when dance meets computer science, when musical composition crosses with creative writing, when the sciences come together to speak a common language, and when educational and community organizations work in tandem to inspire a love of physics.
Some of the most exciting and groundbreaking ideas happen when we work together and get out of our silos. Let’s commit to collaborating more.
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Sincerely, |
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Christopher Storm, PhD
Provost and Executive Vice President
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A collaboration between Orion Duckstein, associate professor and chair of the Department of Dance, and Lee Stemkoski, PhD, professor and associate chair of computer science and mathematics, allows dancers to make beautiful music through movement.
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New work by Sidney Boquiren, PhD, professor of music, consists of instrumental reflections, responses and “sonic paintings” of poetry by Jan-Henry Gray, assistant professor of English, and former faculty member Maya Marshall.
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Daniel Silverio, PhD, associate professor of chemistry, and Eugenia Villa-Cuesta, PhD, professor of biology and associate dean for faculty affairs and academic advancement, dig into commonalities in scientific skills and practices across disciplines to promote teaching and learning that enable broader perspectives in STEM.
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Adelphi Receives Grant That Uses Multi-Institutional Collaboration to Take On Physics Teacher Shortage |
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Matthew Wright, PhD, associate professor and chair of the Department of Physics; Carissa Giuliano ’21, MA ’22, adjunct professor of physics; and Tracy Hogan, PhD, professor of education, have been awarded a PhysTEC grant involving a multi-institutional partnership designed to advance the recruitment and preparation of highly qualified physics teachers. Adelphi will partner with the Cosmic Pathways conference and with high schools on Long Island.
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Los Angeles Times, “‘Carl the Collector,’ a new animated PBS series, features characters with autism”
Stephen Shore, EdD, clinical associate professor of education, talks about his role as an adviser to the new animated show, which helps to bring authenticity to the character of Carl.
BBC, “Why later life can be a golden age for friendship” and “A four-day science-backed guide to forging better friendships that will improve your life”
Katherine Fiori, PhD, professor and associate dean for foundational psychology and faculty involvement in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology, shares her extensive expertise on the nature of friendships in older age and the benefits these relationships can have on our lives.
Woman’s World, “New Stroke Prevention Guidelines Show 80% of First Strokes Are Preventable: Here’s What Helps”
Deborah Hunt, PhD ’12, dean of the College of Nursing and Public Health, explains what happens to the brain during a stroke and reviews types of strokes, risk factors and prevention.
CNN, “Kids are being sexually assaulted by people they meet on social media. Here’s how to prevent it”
Anna Akerman Berman, PhD, associate professor of communications, offers guidance on how parents can keep their children safe in the age of social media.
U.S. News & World Report, “Use Affirmations To Support Your Child's Learning”
Lea Theodore, PhD, professor of psychology, discusses how positive, encouraging statements from parents can help children develop a healthy mindset. |
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