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Medaille College is proud to be a collaborating sponsor for the fourth annual Western New York Children’s Book Expo (WNYCBE), which will be held at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, November 10. Medaille joins Read to Succeed Buffalo and Monkey See, Monkey Do … Children’s Bookstore in supporting the WNYCBE, along with presenting sponsor BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York.

As Medaille honors all veterans and active members of the military on Veterans Day 2018, the College would like to share the story of a current student and active member of the United States Air Force, Kenneth Chudoba.

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Congratulations to Amanda Lumadeu, awarded the Alumni Scholarship Award

Internationally recognized behavioral couples therapy (BCT) expert Keith Klostermann, Ph.D., LMFT, LMHC, an assistant professor in Medaille’s master’s in marriage and family therapy program, was recently interviewed for an article in Counseling Today, a monthly magazine published by the American Counseling Association.

Dear Medaille College Community,
 
This past week has been difficult for our entire Medaille Community. Sadly, a friend and Medaille student passed away. This was followed by an unrelated threat to the campus that necessitated an evacuation and created a tremendous amount of stress for all of us.
 

Dear Medaille Community,

Yesterday, Medaille College received a threat that prompted the closing of the College. The Buffalo Police Department has arrested the responsible suspect. With his identification and apprehension, we felt it was safe to reopen campus for normal activities today.

Steve MacMartin ‘13, director of Medaille’s homeland security program and a clinical assistant professor at the College, discussed how authorities will gather evidence in the October suspicious packages case during an appearance on WBEN-AM radio.

He told WBEN hosts Susan Rose and Brian Mazurowski that the number of packages — 10 at the time of MacMartin’s radio appearance — helps the investigation: “There is an increasing chance with every new package that there will be a clue somewhere.”

“When I realized that a sport management degree would enable me to make a living doing my two favorite things, it was an easy choice.”

WIVB-TV broadcasters Christy Kern and Dave Greber recently visited Medaille's Buffalo campus to speak to students in a COM 130 broadcasting class. Kern, a Western New York native, anchors the 4 p.m. and 6:30 news, and Greber anchors the “Wake Up!” morning news. The News 4 anchors shared their experiences and tips with the Survey of Broadcasting: History, Programming and Operations class.

“In the sports field, it’s all about your experiences.”