This year as part of the Fall open House Celebration at Medaille University, the Department of Science, Mathematics & Technology (SMAT) is offering prospective students the chance to adopt a new “Plant Buddy.” Each Plant Buddy is a live specimen of Kalanchoe daigremontiana. Each Plant Buddy originated as a plantlet produced vegetatively from a mother […]
Posted by: M. Ryan Woodcock, PhD
Students in Life Sciences Club volunteered with Buffalo Niagara Waterkeepers last Saturday to help clean up Cazenovia Park in honor of Earth Day 2022. This is an annual clean-up event scheduled by the club. Posted By: Dr. Bernadette Clabeaux
Posted by: Dr. Bernadette Clabeaux
Medaille Take Back the Night TikTok Video Competition 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 […]
Posted by: Lisa Kragbé
On November 15, the Future Teachers Club hosted a professional development workshop on the uses of Pear Deck, an interactive online tool to bring educational concepts alive. Led by Dr. Caitlin Riegel, an Assistant Professor and Program Director in the Department of Education, participants were guided through engaging, hands-on techniques in Pear Deck, including multiple […]
Posted by: Christine Woodcock
On November 1, the Future Teachers Club hosted a professional development workshop entitled, “The messiness of scientific inquiry,” led by Dr. Harleen Singh, of the Department of Education at Medaille. Students were engaged in a variety of approaches to bring their science education alive in elementary classrooms. Posted By: Christine Woodcock
Posted by: Christine Woodcock
Medaille’s Future Teachers Club hosted a fun and festive Trunk-or-Treat event on October 27. It was extremely successful and well attended by many children from our local community. Besides trick-or-treating at Medaille, the children attending also had a blast playing Halloween-themed games and competing in a lively costume contest. Posted By: Christine Woodcock
Posted by: Christine Woodcock
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
We had a blast in EDU 240 (Literacy I: Language Development and Pre-Emergent Literacy) today. After reading the book Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss, we brainstormed possible lesson plans and language learning ideas to use in a preschool classroom. Then … we got our hands dirty and played with our own Oobleck! Posted […]
Posted by: Dana Hank
Attend a virtual peer tutor information session to learn about becoming a peer tutor for the spring 2021 semester and beyond! The deadline to register is the Monday prior to the session (11:59 p.m.). Posted By: Academic Success Center Tutoring Services
Posted by: Academic Success Center Tutoring Services
On Wednesday, September 30, the Department of Business Management & Leadership hosted a virtual professional speaker event on Blackboard Collaborate. Our guest speaker was Wegmans Brand Product Manager Haley Short. Ms. Short gave a very informative presentation on what her job as a product manager entails and how a product goes through the product development […]
Posted by: Susan Steffan
