Five-Star Surgeon Operates at Top Oklahoma Practice
Dr. Stan Pelofsky, ’62, is a five-star neurosurgeon at Neuroscience Specialists, the largest and most established neurosurgical practice in Oklahoma. Dr. Pelofsky served as...
Accomplished Attorney Awarded for Access to Justice
Paul Adler ’83 was chosen by Legal Services of the Hudson Valley to receive the Access to Justice Award at its annual Equal Access...
Distinguished Faculty Co-Author Clinical Book
George Pagano and Mayya Teytel Cocozza, professors in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department, co-authored Clinical Resource Manual for Graduate Speech Language Pathology Students: Transition...
Pharmacy Professor Presents Research at International Conference
Dr. Islam M. Ghazi, Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, presented his study on bacterial infections at Epidemics 9, International Conference on Infectious Disease Dynamics,...
Alumnus Named Vice President at Workforce Logiq
William T. Rolack, Sr., ’96, was appointed Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion at Workforce Logiq, a global provider of workforce intelligence, technology, and...
ABC honors Suffolk County Sheriff in ‘First Responder Friday’
Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon, ’09, received recognition from ABC Eyewitness News in its weekly “First Responder Friday” segment committed to honoring the dedicated service...
Accomplished Non-Profit Leader Appointed as Director
Keith Scott ’16, professor in the department of social work, was selected as the grants director for Family & Children’s Association, a leading health...
Seasoned Detective Promoted as Nassau County Chief
Christopher Ferro ’20 became the chief of detectives for the Nassau County Police Department after serving the county for 29 years. Ferro was most...
Nursing Executive Appointed to Major Medical Network
Dr. Phyllis M. Yezzo ’79 was named senior vice president and chief nurse executive of Westchester Medical Center Health Network, where she oversees nursing...
National Science Foundation Grant Empowers Student Success in Computer Science
A $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund the Cultivating Academic Success in Computing (CASC) project to foster student achievement and produce...