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This afternoon, dignitaries of Buffalo public service, law enforcement and the media came together to celebrate the 10th Annual Medaille College Media Awards. The ceremony is a chance each year to honor individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to our internship program and community, and to extend a special thank you to everyone who has helped make the program a success.

View this clip from Channel 7, with shots from the event.

Two recent books by Dr. Matthew Bowker, a visiting assistant professor in Medaille’s Division of Liberal Arts and Communication, have earned widespread acclaim in several academic journals.

Medaille College has named Dr. Sonja Brown Givens as Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dr. Timothy Hartigan as Director of the College’s Washington International Pre-University Academy.

Due to its popularity online, Medaille will bring the Homeland Security program into the classroom, lead by Steve MacMartin. Seen right, Steve MacMartin running prospective students through an interactive security drill this past weekend. Buffalo Business First reporter David Bertola gets the whole scoop from Steve himself.

Mary Beth Scumaci, clinical assistant professor in the Division of Education, and Ray Drechsel, instructional technology specialist at Medaille presented at the Western New York Blackboard User Group Conference (WNYUGC) on Wednesday, October 17 at Hilbert College. The conference, supported by Blackboard (Bb), drew attendees from colleges and universities across Western New York.

On Thursday, October 16 Elizabeth Marciano '14 and Jessica Rinebold '14 presented with Dr. Elaine Correa, associate professor in the Division of Education, at the New York State Association of Teacher Education (NYSATE) and the New York Association for Colleges of Teacher Education (NYACTE) conference.

The presentation of their paper, entitled "No Teacher Left Behind. Challenges to Teaching What We Don't Know to Students We Don't Understand" was well received by colleagues.

CEPA Gallery has announced that a new exhibition will feature the works of Mark Lavatelli, M.A., M.F.A., professor in the division of liberal arts and communication.

Keith Wiley, a math teacher at Houghton Academy and adjunct professor of mathematics in Medaille's Division of Education, was recognized by The Buffalo News as one of the

On Friday, August 15 and Monday, August 18 Lou Pozantides '86, clinical associate professor in the Communication Department, will appear on WBBZ-TV's game show, Bragging Rights, as a guest score keeper. In additional to serving as the guest score keeper, Pozantides will talk about Medaille's communication program and Greekfest.