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Watch our video interview of Stephanie Nowak '10, M.A. '12, director of human resources at MakerBot Industries.

Chantal Hamlin graduated magna cum laude from Adelphi in 2007 with a major in political science.

Find out what the alumni from the Department of Political Science are up to.

Kaitlyn Di Lapi ’11 is making a profound difference in the lives of the students she teaches at Harlem Prep.

Desiree Mitchell is an Anthropology Major who graduated from º£½ÇÉçÇø in 2014.

Tom Pecora is a 2002 inductee into the º£½ÇÉçÇø Athletic Hall of Fame and the Fordham men's basketball coach.

In a tight job market, Kaitlin Meyer landed a coveted full-time position teaching math and earth science to special education students at Walt Whitman High School.

Dr. Stanford Griffith, Ph.D. ’83 has worked in underserved communities, primarily of color, delivering services to improve their residents’ mental health and overall quality of life throughout his career.

Dr. John Palmer, M.A. ’82, Ph.D. ’91, who has held several executive level positions at hospitals and healthcare organizations, has worked throughout his career to better these institutions, improve the health and well-being of the people they serve, and help preserve Harlem and African American cultural history.

Ms. Marcus honored at Commencement.

Named to Adelphi's 10 Under 10 last fall, Louis Coraggio ’04, a personal trainer, offers tips on optimizing your fitness.

Named to Adelphi’s 10 Under 10 last fall, she has designed more than 450 shoes for her company, Sink or Swim Custom Kicks.

In 2014 Jennifer Whalen’s parents established a scholarship in their daughter’s name to benefit current nursing students at Adelphi.

Mary-Kay Esposito ’86 and her brother Mark Messier are raising awareness about the importance of head protection in ice hockey.

After graduating from Adelphi’s School of Nursing with a bachelor’s degree, Marcus embarked on a career in nursing.

The knowledge and experience I gained from my HR internship at Michael Kors made my academic work more practical and relevant.

The caucus is a group of distinguished alumni from who will assist Derner Institute leaders in attracting and retaining students from historically underrepresented populations.

Chrestene Fam '12 is passionate about becoming a dentist. As a joint degree student, she is finishing her studies at New York University College of Dentistry.

The possibility for change is why Adelphi faculty and alumni say their work is not only important, but rewarding.

Helping families assist substance-abusing relatives is a focus of several Adelphi faculty members and alumni.

From Derner Emerging Scholar to Psy.D. candidate at Rutgers

Derner's Emerging Scholars Program piqued her interest in research.

Nathan Greene earned a degree online in emergency services administration from º£½ÇÉçÇø.

After completing the Basic Sciences for Health Professions certificate program, Brendan Michel '10 is pursuing his doctorate at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

Dr. Jones has embraced the intellectual pursuits that are a hallmark of Adelphi's Honors College.

Congressman Edolphus Towns, M.S.W. ’73, credits his Adelphi education for providing him with skills that helped prepare him for his successful career in politics.

Dr. Dinatale says the flexible thinking learned in the Honors College has helped her take on the challenges of military life and beyond.

Matt Johansen '08 was named one of the top 100 cybersecurity experts on Twitter by Marble Security.

Twelve alumni from the Certificate in Basic Sciences for Health Professions program have been accepted into medical school.

After earning a B.S. in Applied Social Science and an M.S. in Speech Language Pathology, Nellyzita Nwosu pursued her doctorate at the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education.