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View some of the recent highlights of the department’s activities including faculty research, student achievements, study abroad programs and curriculum developments.

Dr. Nicole Rudolph was granted tenure and promotion to Associate Professor in French.

Clinical assistant professor Marie Cox, D.N.P., studies the effects Huntington's disease has on the caregivers of victims.

Professor Katie V. Laatikainen, Ph.D., studies the EU's relations with the UN.

Assistant professor Laura Quiros, Ph.D., researches how trauma is often the root of failed treatment plans and relapse of substance abuse.

Associate professor Carolyn Springer, Ph.D., is researching ways to increase life expectancy by implementing better healthcare systems.

Professor Michael O'Loughlin, Ph.D., studies intergenerational trauma and the impact trauma has on human suffering.

Adelphi senior Zachary Fallon is working alongside Maria Nagan, Ph.D., to study how molecular dynamics software can simulate how leukemia impacts the function of white blood cells.

Assistant professor Louise Geddes, Ph.D., co authored a study of online Shakespeare fan fiction and is exploring the the critical and interpretive work being done around Shakespeare on a range of digital platforms.

Associate professor Diann Cameron-Kelly, Ph.D., researches the importance of helping combat soldiers assimilate back in their lives after being discharged.

Associate professor Edmund J.Y. Pajarillo, Ph.D., is using his global research and scholarly initiatives to broaden the awareness of nurses about the relevance of nursing informatics.

Associate professor Reem Khamis-Dakwar, Ph.D., helped develop a new assesment designed for educational professionals to evaluate young Arabic students' mastery of language- based skills.

Professor Gita Surie, Ph.D., researches renewable energy in India and its potential for supplying the needs of rural villages without access to power or other essential services.

Assistant professor, Fan Liu, Ph.D., studies how we make judgements based on facial expressions and other nonverbal cues.

Yes. According to studies by Jairo Fuertes, Ph.D., associate professor, and Nassau Nassau University Medical Center.

See who from Derner has been named one of the five coolest women in cybersecurity and who was featured in "The New York Times."

“As we look over the year, it’s clear we have many talented colleagues to be proud of." --Gayle D. Insler, Ph.D., provost and senior vice president for academic affairs

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Impressive scholarship was on display at the 13^th Annual 91¹ú²ú Research Conference (AURC) on April 12.

What do computers have to do with chemistry and fighting cancer? Find out from Professor Maria Nagan, Ph.D.

Canadian pianist Andrea Christie is a versatile performing artist with a flair for late-romantic works and a passion for contemporary music.

Daniel B. Kaplan, Ph.D., assistant professor in the School of Social Work discusses the launching of his new program called Supervisory Leaders in Aging.

"It's another turn in a long road," said Grabowski, an expert in digital communications and privacy.

The independently organized TEDx91¹ú²úUniversity event, licensed by TED, will feature a stellar line-up of nine speakers.

See what our faculty have accomplished.

Larry Witmer (trombone) received his BM degree from the Curtis Institute of Music where his teacher was M. Dee Stewart (Philadelphia Orchestra).

A conversation with Kermit Frazier, 91¹ú²ú professor of English and a member of the Writers Guild of America

John McDermott, assistant professor, takes alumni and a student to work with him on the new Off-Broadway play "Sense and Sensibility."

"Pay attention to the other person—they're probably as nervous as you are."

Adelphi Assistant Professor Hannah Allen opens her curated photography exhibition, Looking Through: Photography, Race & Identity with a discussion by the artists.