Donald E. Nowak Jr., Ph.D. , CRC, Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, offered his expertise on gambling addiction in response to questions related to online gaming, sports betting and online lotteries. He also weighed in on the impact of COVID-19 on the online gaming industry and people struggling with […]
Posted by: Lynn Horne-Moyer
The Department of Science, Mathematics & Technology (SMAT) at Medaille College will offer traditional in-person undergraduate classes for the Summer 2021 semester. This new initiative is designed to help students get a head-start in their entry-level and general education curriculum and entry-level science courses and make progress toward graduation. This program will be especially helpful […]
Posted by: M. Ryan Woodcock
On April 27, from 6 to 8 p.m., Medaille College will host its first Virtual Take Back the Night Event. We will raise awareness for Sexual Violence Prevention, with cohesive efforts to promote social justice and develop solutions. The way to implement change is through educational teamwork. Learn more and register now. “See” you there! […]
Posted by: On behalf of the Take Back the Night Committee: Student Counseling Services Intern, Margaret Stanford
Ichthyology is the study of fishes. This Spring semester, the BIO421L Ichthyology Lab will be hosting a seminar series. Guest speakers will be visiting Medaille (virtually) to discuss the importance of fishes in their scientific research. The fifth presentation in this seminar series will start at 4 p.m. this Friday, April 23, on Blackboard Collaborate. […]
Posted by: M. Ryan Woodcock
Dr. Caitlin Riegel, Assistant Professor in Medaille’s Department of Education and Program Director for the M.S.Ed. Elementary Education and M.S.Ed. Adolescent Education programs, published an article in Educational Planning. Educational Planning is the refereed journal of the International Society for Educational Planning (ISEP). The article investigated meeting accreditation standards for advanced-level education programs by providing […]
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The English Program is sponsoring an information session for students on “Applying to Graduate Programs in the Humanities.” The event will take place Thursday, April 22 at 6 p.m. on Zoom. Join here. We are going to talk about what students need to know about applying to graduate school — with plenty of time for […]
Posted by: Alice Villaseñor
Ichthyology is the study of fishes. This Spring semester, the BIO421L Ichthyology Lab will be hosting a seminar series. Guest speakers will be visiting Medaille (virtually) to discuss the importance of fishes in their scientific research. The fourth presentation in this seminar series will start at 4 p.m. this Friday, April 16, on Blackboard Collaborate. […]
Posted by: M. Ryan Woodcock
The Honors Student Council raised money to donate $115 to Medaille’s SUN (Student Urgent Need) Fund, and another $115 to PAWS (Providing Animals with Safety), which supports local animal shelters. Posted By: Bridgette Slavin
Posted by: Bridgette Slavin
On Thursday, April 8, the Education Graduate Student Society (EGSS) hosted a virtual webinar centered around building engaging classrooms for refugee students. Alison Witt, currently working with the International Association for Refugees Canada (IAFR), presented information to prospective and current teachers. The evening consisted of an interactive presentation that presented strategies for teaching refugee students, […]
Posted by: Caitlin Riegel
All Medaille students are invited to participate in a Take Back the Night TikTok Video Competition! Take Back the Night is an international event and non-profit organization with the mission of ending sexual, relationship and domestic violence in all forms. Medaille College participates annually, and is hosting a virtual Take Back the Night event on […]
Posted by: Lisa Kragbe
