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The past year marked a defining moment in Adelphi’s history as we charted a bold new path with the launch of our Momentum 2 strategic plan. I’m excited to share my annual President’s Report to highlight how our goals of smart growth, academic distinction, inclusion and connection are already making an impact.
I’m also proud to include stories this month that show even more progress. We celebrated the 20th anniversary of our Scholarship and Creative Works Conference showcasing student research and innovation. Senior Samuel Kang earned the top playwriting award at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, and graduate student Sarah Delannoy became a United Nations Youth Representative. Our students embarked on an inspiring trip to promote understanding in the fight against hate and intolerance. And we can't wait to celebrate the Class of 2023 in a few short weeks at our Commencement ceremony.
Thank you again to our generous supporters who helped us achieve a record-breaking Giving Day. We are excited to continue building our future at our annual President's Gala, June 10, for An
Evening for the Arts at Adelphi: Legends and Legacies.
All the best,
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The Making of a Modern University: Annual President’s Report
2021–2022 was another year of growth and achievement at Adelphi. Read about it in my just-published President’s Report—and learn how our new strategic plan, Momentum 2, will help us continue our trajectory in the coming five years.
READ MORE>
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Research Day, 20 Years and Counting
Adelphi’s annual Scholarship and Creative Works Conference, better known as Research Day, celebrated its 20th anniversary with undergraduates and graduate students presenting their work in each of our Core Four areas of focus: arts and humanities, STEM and social sciences, health and wellness, and the business and education professions.
READ MORE>
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First Place in National Playwriting
Adelphi senior Samuel Kang is the winner of two national honors at this year’s Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for his play, what we will be. He reflects on the continued leadership of Adelphi’s theater program.
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Graduate Student Named UN Representative
Master of Social Work student Sarah Delannoy is taking her concerns to a global stage. She’ll join youth representatives from around the world in giving voice to the issues of importance to the rising generation.
READ MORE>
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Finding Common Ground in Washington Museums
A program taking a group of Black students and Jewish students to the National Museum of African American History & Culture and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum points to new ways to create understanding and fight racism, antisemitism and intolerance. A reporter joined the group for this powerful experience.
READ THE INSIDE HIGHER ED ARTICLE>
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Adelphi is making local, national and global news
Nicole Rudolph, PhD, associate dean for student engagement in the Honors College, shares the risks associated with people figuratively and literally opening their “front doors” to the public.
School of Social Work Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Schanica Pickens and Arron Muller, MSW ’12, CEO of Modify Wellness, Inc., and adjunct faculty in the School of Social Work, co-chairs of Adelphi’s “BreaKING the Ice: Black Men’s Mental Health and Wellness Conference,” discuss the importance of this topic.
The research and sustainability efforts of Aaren Freeman, PhD, professor and chair of the biology department, are featured.
Dena Gassner, a graduate student in Adelphi’s School of Social Work, discusses her autism diagnosis and advocacy efforts.
“I want to motivate students to all use their platforms and stand up to combat racism, intolerance and antisemitism together,” he said. “Antisemitism is not just a Jewish issue, nor
should combating racism be just a Black issue.”
—David Machlis, PhD, associate professor of finance and economics, Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, in “Addressing an ‘Epidemic’ of Hatred,” an Inside Higher Ed feature story about the University’s Two Museums Program
Subscriptions may be required.
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In 2015, Dr. Riordan became Adelphi’s 10th and first woman president. Learn more about her at adelphi.edu/president. An
internationally known expert and speaker on leadership, diversity and inclusion, and career success, she is authoring a book, Shift Happens: How to Adapt and Thrive in a Rapidly Changing World of Work. For more information on her research, visit christineriordan.com.
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