Medaille College News

The New York Health Information Management Association has recognized 2021 Medaille College health information management program graduate Lisa Stana ’21 with its Outstanding Senior Student Award, which is presented annually based on superior scholarship, integrity, initiative, enthusiasm and demonstrated professional potential.

Department of Business, Management & Leadership Professor and Business Administration Program Director Dr. Michael P. Lillis recently authored a manuscript on entrepreneurship that has been published this April in The BRC Academy Journal of Business.

Medaille College and the Project Management Institute (PMI)®, Buffalo, NY, Chapter (PMI Buffalo) have established a partnership to bring high-quality project management certification training and innovative workforce development opportunities to the Western New York region.

The U.S. News & World Report article highlights project management as a highly sought after skill, and recognizes Medaille as an institution that prepares project managers to oversee major corporate initiatives.

Business manager and HR supervisor Carrie Grant ’17 credits her MBA education for changing her life, her career path, and the ways she thinks and interacts with others in the workplace.

“It is my goal for students to leave my classes with a set of tools in their toolbox and with the knowledge of how to analyze and tackle problems. While having an MBA may get them an interview or a job, it is what they learn in the program that will make them successful.”

Medaille’s Program of the Month series highlighted students, alumni and faculty from the College’s MAOL program in May 2018.

Jennifer Graesser ’14, ’15 uses the skills she learned at Medaille on a daily basis in her role as director of finance for WKBW-TV.

Nick Pitillo, a graduate from Medaille's master of arts in organizational leadership program, opened Osteria 166 in downtown Buffalo last summer.