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
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
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
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
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 third presentation in this seminar series will start at 4 p.m. this Friday, April 9, on Blackboard Collaborate. […]
Posted by: M. Ryan Woodcock
Mark your calendars for one of the premier events of EC200 – The Bicentennial of Erie County! Join Julianna Woite and Mary Beth Scumaci, co-authors of Western New York and the Gilded Age, on June 13 at 10 a.m., when they explore the history of one of Buffalo’s most notable neighborhoods! Beginning at the historic […]
Posted by: Julianna Woite
Mark your calendars for the inaugural Medaille College Artists and Writers Series sponsored by Interdisciplinary Studies, Prelude Magazine, and the English Program. On Wednesday, April 7, 2021, join us for a free two-hour zoom session “writing compelling, honest, and insightful nonfiction” with Medaille’s own, Mark Palz. Use this link to join, and see attached flyer […]
Posted by: Medaille English Program
Life Sciences Club Zoom Presentation Sydney Collins Green Infrastructure Date: Wednesday March 31 Time: 4 to 5 p.m. Sydney is a representative with Buffalo Sewer’s green infrastructure initiative Rain Check. She will be discussing the importance of green infrastructure in building more sustainable and equitable cities and will overview current projects being conducted in Buffalo. […]
Posted by: Bernadette Clabeaux, Ph. D.
