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Headline: 2024 Inspiring Programs in STEM Awards from Insight Into Diversity

Architecture Program Awarded for DEI Efforts

黑料导航鈥檚 Bachelor of Architecture degree program received Insight Into Diversity magazine鈥檚 2024 Inspiring Programs in STEM Award.

Recognizing Our Shared Human Frailty

For Disability Pride Month,聽Nicole Calma-Roddin, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology and counseling, talks about her experience as a disabled person and what that means to her.

Jaishankar Ganesh, Ph.D.

School of Management Welcomes New Dean

On July 1, Jaishankar Ganesh, Ph.D., joined 黑料导航 as dean of the School of Management.

Growing Long Island鈥檚 Tech Workforce

Alongside major partner Brookhaven National Laboratory, 黑料导航 is educating leaders for this booming technology corridor.

Caroline Varlotta (Right) and Gerard 鈥淩usty鈥 Varlotta (Left)

Alumni Father and Daughter Share a Passion for Medicine

Caroline Varlotta (D.O. 鈥20) didn鈥檛 intend to follow her father鈥檚 footsteps into a medical career. But that鈥檚 where she landed, and Gerard Varlotta (D.O. 鈥83) couldn鈥檛 be happier.

Group shot of NYITCOM students in blue 黑料导航 shirts.

CORK 2024

D.O.s and scientists from around the world traveled joined NYITCOM for the inaugural Conference on Osteopathic Research and Knowledge (CORK).

Staying Healthy at 35,000 Feet

Carl Abraham, M.D., assistant professor at the College of Osteopathic Medicine鈥檚 Jonesboro location (NYITCOM-Arkansas), arms passengers with information to stay healthy at 35,000 feet.

President Foley Named as Trailblazer in Higher Ed

City & State New York has named 黑料导航 President Henry C. Foley, Ph.D., to its list of Trailblazers in Higher Education.

News Byte: Vancouver M.B.A. Students Win Prize in Global Competition

M.B.A. students Stella Luoou Li and Kumaran Ahilan received a second-place prize for their work creating solutions to corporate challenges in Southern Connecticut State University’s Global Business Students Competition.

NYITCOM students receive AHA scholarships.

Future Physicians Attain Research Funding from the American Heart Association

Two NYITCOM students received the AHA’s Scholarship in Cardiovascular Disease to fund research into how menopause and blood vessel calcification impact cardiovascular health.