Dr. Ramsey Invited to Speak on the Gender Gap in Higher Education at NAAAS National Conference in Dallas
Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies James Ramsey, Ph.D., program director of the First-Year Experience Program at Medaille College, has been selected to speak on the gender gap in higher education at the National Association of African American Studies (NAAAS) national conference in Dallas on February 12.
Dr. Ramsey’s presentation, “Assessing the Gender Gap in Higher Education,” will examine the implications of racial, ethnic and gender gap disparities in enrollment and degree attainment at institutions of higher education. The presentation will also focus on the manufacture of academic achievement and degree attainment for some, and the premature attrition, sub-par degree attainment and limited post-secondary participation for others.
Sponsored by the NAAAS, the conference will run February 11-16.
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Assistant Professor in the marriage and family therapy program Keith Klostermann, Ph.D., LMFT, LMHC and current PsyD student Emma Papagni collaborated with local psychologist Theresa Mignone, Ph.D., to author “Ethical Decision Making in Marriage and Family Therapy: A Model for Supervisees.”
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Medaille College’s Black Student Union and Student Government Association are honoring Black History Month with a series of events on campus this February.
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Clinical Assistant Professor Dr. James Ramsey has been selected to speak on the gender gap in higher education at the National Association of African American Studies (NAAAS) national conference in Dallas this February.
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Dr. Keith Klostermann recently published an article titled “Behavioral Couples Therapy for Substance Use Disorders” in the Social Behavior Research and Practice – Open Journal.
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Dr. Colleen Wilkinson, an assistant professor in Medaille's Department of Education, has been appointed to the New York State Council for Exceptional Children Executive Board in the role of student advisor for NYS.
