Honors students in Courtney Grim‘s ART 205 H1- Contemporary Photo Cultural Landscape, Sara Zak’s GEN 230 H2 – Creative Expression and Tom Orrange‘s HON 410 H2 – Honors Seminar presented their research projects during exam week in the library. Thanks to all who were able to come and support the students! Posted By: Honors Program
Posted by: Honors Program
Please join us in gathering winter clothing for the Valley Community Association. Medaille’s Reading Center is accepting winter clothing donations such as: Jackets Coats Gloves Hats Scarves Sweaters Mittens New and lightly worn items will be accepted until Thursday, December 8, 2022. Donations can be placed in the box in the front office of 77 […]
Posted by: Christine Woodcock
The Future Teachers Club (FTC) would like to thank the generosity of the Medaille community during their April bake sale. As a result, FTC was able to donate $300 to the Goodness Project. On April 30, members of FTC also donated their time and hard work to lend a hand at the Goodness Project, sorting […]
Posted by: Christine Woodcock
Thanks to the generosity of the Medaille community, the Future Teachers Club was able to raise more than $1,000 in cash and goods to donate to the Holiday Drive in collaboration with Health Sciences Charter School in Buffalo. With the funds, families in need will be provided with gifts, food and other household items this […]
Posted by: Christine 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 Friday, April 30, Dr. Christine Woodcock, Assistant Professor in the Department of Education, will be co-presenting at the virtual conference of the New England Educational Research Organization (NEERO) with Kelli Gage and Kristy Crosby, two of Medaille’s graduate students from the Elementary Education (MSEd) program. The title of the work is, “Literacy is a […]
Posted by: Medaille College
Please take some time to enjoy what students in ENG 330: Prelude Practicum, and members of Medaille’s Prelude Club, have produced this year: https://www.medaille.edu/prelude-2020-literary-magazine It is their gift to the entire Medaille community at a time when we need it most. They deserve so much gratitude and admiration for their hard work. Please reach out […]
Posted by: Kyle James Shrader
We are excited to share that Larry Mietus ’05, an alumnus (of our very first MAOL cohort!), former adjunct instructor, and current member of the Department of Business, Management & Leadership Advisory Board has been quoted in the August 2019 issue of HR Magazine, the most widely read and respected HR publication in the world, with a […]
Posted by: Department of Business, Management & Leadership
Medaille College’s First-Year Experience (FYE) Program recently wrapped up its six-week, spring 2019 “Power of You” leadership certificate series that featured facilitator Tamara McMillan and Sean Covey’s The Seven Habits of Highly Effective College Students. This personal “learn-shop” was designed to assist students with creating greater success in college and in life. Scholars were acquainted […]
Posted by: Medaille College Office of Communications
On Tuesday, February 19, the Medaille clinical mental health counseling program was pleased to welcome new initiates into the Mu Eta Delta chapter of Chi Sigma Iota, the national honor society for counseling. CSI is an international honor society that values academic and professional excellence in counseling and promotes a strong professional identity through members […]
Posted by: Dr. Don Nowak
