CMHC is pleased to share its 2020 Annual Report, which highlights how the program is doing, updates, and student feedback. If you have any questions or would like more details about program activities, you can reach out to Dr. Boersma, Program Director, at 585-415-3638 or via email at Helena.N.Boersma@Medaille.edu. View the report here. Posted By: Cindy […]
Posted by: Cindy Temple
Thanks to a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant awarded to Medaille in 2018, the resulting project success is now able to serve as a roadmap for incorporating applied ethics into course curriculum, research projects and community-based learning activities across every academic department. To that end, all Medaille faculty and staff are invited to […]
Posted by: Medaille College Office of Communications
From Tuesday, May 18, to Thursday, May 20, the Medaille College Bookstore will have a great selection of t-shirts and kids’ apparel on sale for 20% off! Come into the store to check out the selection, or browse online with options for in-store pickup or home shipping. Faculty and staff will also receive a 10% […]
Posted by: Jonathan Carroll
I am extremely appreciative for the Faculty Development funds I recently received to attend the Midwest Veterinary Conference (MVC). MVC is an annual veterinary continuing education event hosted by the Ohio Veterinary Medical Association in mid-February. In order to provide needed education safely, this year’s conference was entirely virtual. Live, real-time sessions were offered where […]
Posted by: Jenna Symons
Help us celebrate our 2021 grads! All Medaille College faculty and staff are invited to share a short video message (15-60 seconds) of congratulations or advice with 2021 graduates. These videos will be displayed on the 2021 Official Commencement Virtual Ceremonies webpage, and will run in a #MedailleGrad21 series on Medaille’s social media accounts. To […]
Posted by: The Medaille College Commencement Team
Dr. Daniel Kotzin, a Professor of History in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, presented a workshop titled “Teaching Students to Critically Evaluate How Slavery is Taught,” at the Teaching History Conference: Challenges in Teaching & Learning History, sponsored by UC Davis (online) on May 7-8, 2021. Here is a description of the workshop: “Flipping the […]
Posted by: Medaille College
Have You Registered for Medaille’s Blackboard Ultra Digital Learning Days Virtual Symposium? The Offices of Online Learning and Information Technology invite you to join us for the 2021 Medaille College Digital Learning Days Virtual Symposium. The event will take place on May 18-19, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. This event is targeted for faculty and […]
Posted by: Mary Beth Scumaci
On Tuesday, May 4, the Education Graduate Student Society (EGSS) hosted a workshop designed to prepare educators to use Google Classroom to meet the virtual demands of pandemic and post-pandemic 21st century teaching. Google Certified Innovator, Kim Pollishuke, went through a step-by-step of all of the Google Classroom Basics, discussing how to easily add students […]
Posted by: Dr. Caitlin Riegel
Department of Business, Management & Leadership Professor and Business Administration Program Director Michael P. Lillis, Ph.D., recently authored a manuscript on entrepreneurship that has been published in The BRC Academy Journal of Business. The article, which was written as a direct result of research Dr. Lillis conducted during his fall 2019 sabbatical, introduces an all-inclusive […]
Posted by: Medaille College Office of Communications
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
