Alumni News
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Faculty, staff, students and Medaille alumni participated in the 2014 United Way Day of Caring. -
Nicholas Calandra '11 was selected as one of Buffalo Business First’s 2014 “30 Under Thirty” recipients. Calandra is the chief operations officer at Hearts for the Homeless. -
Lou Pozantides '86, clinical associate professor in the Communication Department will appear on WBBZ TV's Bragging Rights in August. -
Craig Centrie Ph.D., associate professor in the School of Education and Patrick Brown '15 were honored at the 2014 Founders' Day Celebration. -
The TRiO Student Support Services Program and the Medaille College Alumni Association collaborated last fall to develop a mentor program for current TRiO students. -
Nick Pitillo, a graduate from Medaille's master of arts in organizational leadership program, opened Osteria 166 in downtown Buffalo last summer. -
Current head coach Karen Shaddock and former Medaille women's lacrosse player Heather Boyzuck ('13) represented the USA at Lowland Lacrosse Tournament in Amsterdam. -
"I've been given wonderful opportunities and feel satisfied knowing that a bit of my legacy will be with Medaille after I'm gone." -
Graduates from Medaille's Division of Education are being recognized for their commitment to student success across Western New York. -
Faculty, staff, students and families gather for annual celebration of academic achievement.
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Medaille has signed three agreements with the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University — a 4+1 program, a 3+1 program and a 30% scholarship agreement — that will take effect immediately and will create new opportunities for communication students.
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As part of the newly established Buffalo College Success Network, Medaille is able to offer increased access, support and opportunities to students from the city of Buffalo, thanks to Say Yes Buffalo and a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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This June, Associate Professor of English Dr. Alice Villaseñor participated in the “Activism and Empathy” Children’s Literature Association Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana, speaking about her experiences teaching children’s literature courses in partnership with the Buffalo City Mission’s Literacy and Enrichment After-School Program (LEAP) Program.
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Living out community as one of Medaille's core values, College administration, faculty and staff members gave back to the WNY community by volunteering at local organizations as part of 2019 Day of Service events held in Buffalo and Rochester.
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Department of Education Chair Dr. Colleen Wilkinson participated in the 2019 Council for Exceptional Children Leadership Institute in Washington D.C. earlier this month, and facilitated discussions about professional development opportunities for New York State educators.
