Faculty

Adjunct faculty member Chris Martinez has taught in the homeland security (HLS) program since its start at Medaille, and even developed some of the current courses.

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A retired special agent with more than 25 years of field experience as a homeland security investigations supervisory criminal investigator, Aida Teresa (“Tere”) Silva now teaches such courses as International Legal Systems and Systems of International Terrorism in the homeland security (HLS) program at Medaille.

Medaille College clinical assistant professor Steve MacMartin ’13 and a panel of local experts discussed how to plan for a disaster during an event at Medaille’s Buffalo campus on February 8. MacMartin, the director of Medaille’s bachelor’s degree program in homeland security and a recently retired Senior Special Agent/National Program Manager with the U.S.

Medaille’s Program of the Month (POTM) series launched this November, shining a spotlight on students, faculty and alumni from the College’s English (B.A.) program. Taken together, November’s POTM features demonstrated how an English degree is an entryway to a multitude of careers.

Watch a quick recap video on Medaille’s YouTube channel.

Highlighted items from November’s POTM series included:

An article written by a Medaille College professor and a local psychologist has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Addiction Medicine & Therapy.

Medaille College faculty and staff worked together to make a difference in the community at the first Medaille Day of Service on August 4.

Dr. Virginia A. Batchelor, a professor in the Department of Education at Medaille College, recently appeared on SiriusXM Radio’s Maggie Linton Show to discuss her first children’s book, Stop Calling Me That! My Name is Araminta.