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A total of 104 Medaille College student-athletes recently received AMCC Academic All-Conference honors -
Medaille has been awarded a $99,941 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for the new Applied Ethics in Criminal Justice project. -
Medaille senior Christopher Walker's goal of becoming a sports broadcaster led him to choose communication as a major. -
Medaille’s Program of the Month (POTM) series highlighted students, faculty and alumni from the College’s HLS program in February 2018. -
Students and faculty from the communication program recently delivered toys, food, books and gift cards to Oishei Children's Hospital. -
Medaille Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions Dr. Kush K. Bhardwaj was recently named Erie County Citizen of the Month by the Erie County Legislature. -
Medaille has been awarded its second Upward Bound Grant from the US Department of Education.
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Students from Medaille traveled to Albany, NY, on February 13 to make their voices heard on New York Student Aid Alliance Advocacy Day -
Homeland security student Geovanni Montes says the online program at Medaille has brought exciting, new challenges. -
Medaille Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions Dr. Kushal Bhardwaj was one of nine speakers at October’s TEDxBuffalo event.
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Here, Dr. Teplin discusses his private practice and how he incorporates his clinical work into the classroom, and he shares insight into Medaille’s PsyD program, as well as advice for practitioners.
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Dr. Horne-Moyer shares her clinical psychology experience, provides insight into the field and Medaille’s PsyD program, and offers her expert advice on coping with stress and achieving a work/life balance
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Dr. Keith Klostermann will be honored with the Bridge Builder Award for International Service at the National Board for Certified Counselors Foundation Symposium in May for his extraordinary commitment, leadership and accomplishment in service to underserved populations.
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Medaille's communication program recently hosted its 14th annual Media Awards Luncheon, bringing together and honoring some of the most important and well-respected individuals in Buffalo’s media, broadcasting, public relations and law enforcement communities.
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Assistant Professor Dr. Keith Klostermann, along with current PsyD students Emma Papagni, Diana Borrelli and Melissa Mahadeo, recently collaborated with local psychologist to write an article titled “Substance Abuse and Violence: The Case for Couples Therapy.”
