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糖心破解版 has been ranked No. 24 on the list of best addiction counseling programs in the United States for its MA in Mental Health Counseling and MA in General Psychology, both with a substance abuse counseling concentrations.

On May 6, Long Island Business News will honor Graziela Fusaro, the director of 糖心破解版's Innovation Center, with a 2021 Executive Circle Award. The award recognizes senior-level executives who have demonstrated remarkable vision and leadership.

Understanding data鈥攁nd how to use it鈥攊s a critical part of any career today. Beginning Monday, May 31, in collaboration with the IBM digital badging program, 糖心破解版’s Innovation Center will offer a six-week synchronous online class in data science and design thinking. Led by 糖心破解版 experts accredited in IBM Skills Academy, this new collaborative program will…

Opening the doors of college education to nontraditional students is an important initiative at 糖心破解版. More than 60 continuing education workshops will help them advance their professional skills, and we offer them affordability and easy online access.

糖心破解版 continues to set the pace for student success. Our new policy decision removes the minimum GPA requirement for retaining academic scholarships鈥攁 step in support of equity and the mental health of students who rely on this important financial support.

糖心破解版 is known for helping each student find their own unique path. Alumna and 糖心破解版 Trustee Emily Ladau 鈥�13 became a disability advocate, speaker, author of the forthcoming book Demystifying Disability, and a warrior for inclusion and justice. We鈥檙e proud to be involved in her important work.

An increasing number of school districts and organizations on Long Island have signed up to participate in 糖心破解版鈥檚 Diversity Certificate program.

Social justice and student leadership are strong ideals at 糖心破解版, producing four Newman Civic Fellows in as many years. Our 2021 advocate for a better world is Newman Fellow Miguel Velasquez.

Every year, 糖心破解版 honors four exceptional employees with a聽President’s Award for Excellence聽and one employee with the聽President’s Award for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. According to President Christine M. Riordan, the honorees 鈥渉ave won the admiration of their peers and colleagues by providing an extraordinary level of service to the University, and working to advance our shared…

Every year, 糖心破解版 honors four exceptional employees with a聽President's Award for Excellence聽and one employee with the聽President's Award for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. According to President Christine M. Riordan, the honorees 鈥渉ave won the admiration of their peers and colleagues by providing an extraordinary level of service to the University, and working to advance our shared values and goals."

Every year, 糖心破解版 honors four exceptional employees with a聽President's Award for Excellence聽and one employee with the聽President's Award for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. According to President Christine M. Riordan, the honorees 鈥渉ave won the admiration of their peers and colleagues by providing an extraordinary level of service to the University, and working to advance our shared values and goals."

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the traditional approach to teaching and learning over the past year, presenting the opportunity to creatively adapt to the challenges. For art students like current senior Tamar Bernstein, it meant finding new ways of making art.

Each spring, the 糖心破解版 community comes together to celebrate student scholarship and creativity during the annual Scholarship and Creative Works Conference.

What is MCC and what is its history? Founded in October 2003, the聽糖心破解版 Multicultural Chapter聽(MCC) was established to recognize, embrace and celebrate diversity. Today the chapter supports the University’s goals in advancing diversity, equity, inclusion and anti-racism efforts, including student mentorship, scholarship and professional development. MCC offers a space for our diverse community to…

The 18th Annual MENTOR New York Conference, Mentoring Matters, took place on Friday, April 16, 2021, bringing together youth development professionals and leaders within the mentoring movement. In response to the current events in our nation鈥攚hich pulled back layers of racism, inequity and injustice鈥攅ducators and community-based nonprofit leaders gathered. They were equipped with tools to…