Medaille College
Prepare for a lifelong commitment to civic sustainability and professional success through a well-rounded education that extends beyond the four walls of the classroom, focused on Medaille College’s own values:
A commitment to inspiring intellectual curiosity and wonder as a foundation for academic, professional and civic achievement.
Support of intellectual and personal growth, encouraged via the pursuit of the highest levels of academic, civic and personal accomplishment.
Through trust, honesty, respect, responsibility and dignity, we hold ourselves to the highest standards of ethics and personal responsibility.
We value community as a coming together of diverse individuals who endeavor to create an inclusive, supportive and collaborative society.
Medaille takes a highly individualized approach in making admissions decisions. We value diverse backgrounds, so we take time to learn your own personal story. At Medaille, you will benefit from our student-centered environment and real-world experiences that will lead you to your future.
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Medaille College News
On October 22, the Medaille College community came together for the 2021 Honors Convocation to celebrate the academic achievements of Medaille students. The annual tradition also honors scholarship donors and recipients, and includes the presentation of the Dr. Brian Shero Teaching Excellence & Campus Leadership Award.
The Medaille College Board of Trustees has elected two new members to four-year terms after a unanimous vote. Judge James A.W. McLeod and Brandye Merriweather ’07 will serves as trustees from 2021 to 2025.
Medaille President Dr. Kenneth M. Macur was joined by Buffalo Common Council Member Rasheed N.C. Wyatt ’89, ’19, Board of Trustees Vice Chair Michael Moley ’07 and current student Xáneya Thomas to announce the launch of the College’s American Rescue Plan Scholarship, which will help make a college education more accessible to students across New York State.
