Douglas Anderson, professor in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies at Medaille and, since 2016, guest researcher at the Huygens Institute in Amsterdam, is serving on the steering committee that is coordinating events for Leeuwenhoek Year 2023, celebrating the 300th anniversary of the death of Antony van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723). During Leeuwenhoek Year 2023, scientists, artists, microscopists, […]

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On April 5, 2023, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies Professor Douglas Anderson will give a lecture about Dutch scientist Antoni van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) at the Scientific Spring Meeting of the Royal Dutch Society of Microbiology and the Dutch Society of Medical Microbiology in Arnhem, The Netherlands. His lecture, “Leeuwenhoek’s Comptoire: The Workplace of a Natural Philosopher,” […]

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On March 9, 2023, Department of Business, Management & Leadership Chair Dr. Michael P. Lillis presented a research paper at the Academic and Business Research Institute Conference in San Antonio, Texas. His study examined the relationship between certain perceiver, task, and situational characteristics and their effect on individual problem-recognition performance. The paradigm used to study […]

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Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Bernadette Clabeaux ’05 presented her research on post-release success in rehabilitated hawks at the National Wildlife Rehabilitation Association Conference in Delaware in early March. Her highly attended talk highlighted the importance of post-release studies and preliminary data on two rehabilitated hawks released by Dr. Clabeaux and WNY Raptor and Wildlife […]

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Assistant Professor of Mental Health Counseling & Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program Director Dr. Helena Boersma and CMHC Clinical Mental Health Counseling Graduate Student Nthanda Pearson presented at the NBCC International Global Summit for Mental Health Counseling. They shared their upcoming research addressing the clinical mental health counseling needs of parents/guardians and local clinicians in […]

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On November 12, Department of Science Math and Technology Assistant Professor Dr. M. Ryan Woodcock gave a research presentation at the Monadnock Region Natural History Conference, in Keene, New Hampshire. His talk presented the new scientific discoveries gained through a novel class research project conducted by Medaille students in BIO422 Herpetology Lab during the fall […]

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Assistant Professor of Biology and Biology Program Co-Director Bernadette Clabeaux, Ph.D., ’05 presented her research on post-release success in rehabilitated red-tailed hawks at the New York State Wildlife Rehabilitators Conference in Troy, New York, on November 12. Students in her ornithology and ecology labs have assisted with the installation of transmitters on the hawks prior […]

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On November 12, Department of Education Assistant Professor Dr. Christine Woodcock presented a paper entitled, “New teachers’ uses of social action literacy” at the annual conference of the New York State Reading Association, in Syracuse, New York. Posted By: Medaille University Office of Communications

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Department of Counseling & Clinical Psychology Associate Professor of Mental Health Counseling Donald Nowak Jr., Ph.D., CRC, was recently quoted in an article in The Wall Street Journal about the lottery’s Powerball jackpot. As a well-researched expert in gambling and addiction studies, Dr. Nowak was able to speak to the psychological motivations that entice more […]

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Calling all teachers! Just in time for summer reading, check out this new book written by Medaille University Department of Education Assistant Professor Dr. Christine Woodcock, titled Uniting the Science of Reading and Balanced Literacy With Social Justice. Highlighting the journey Dr. Woodcock took with her daughter, as they navigated dyslexia together, this e-text is […]

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