Faculty

On October 21, the Medaille University community gathered together for the 2022 Honors Convocation, to honor the academic achievements of Medaille students. This annual event also celebrates scholarship donors and their respective recipients, and it includes the formal presentation of the Dr. Brian Shero Teaching Excellence & Campus Leadership Award to an esteemed faculty member. 

Living out Medaille University’s mission of educating and developing empowered, civic-minded individuals who contribute to a healthy, diverse democracy, students and faculty from Medaille’s clinical psychology doctoral (PsyD) program participated in the March for Our Lives Rally in Buffalo on Saturday, June 11, to advocate for taking action to stop gun violence and to help raise awareness on related mental health topics. 

Medaille College Associate Professor of English Alice Villaseñor, Ph.D., was invited to appear as a virtual speaker at the 2021 Jane Austen Festival, “Race, Power & the Arts in Jane Austen’s World.” The hybrid festival took place from July 9-11 in Louisville, Kentucky, and offered both virtual and in-person components that explored the intersections between race and power in the realms of literature, theater, visual arts, fashion and more. Dr.

Allows Clinical Mental Health Counseling Students to Provide Critical Mental Health Services to Underserved Populations Across WNY