Author Archives: Tom Wojciechowski

PT Faculty and Students to Present at National Conference

Daemen PT faculty and students have been selected to present their research at the American Physical Therapy Association’s (APTA) Annual Combined Sections Meeting which, according to Dr. Greg Ford, PT Department Chair and recently-named Founding Dean of the College… Read More »

Daemen to Host WNY Higher Education Summit

Daemen University’s Office of Instructional Design will hold its first WNY Higher Education Camp on March 17 from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm in the Wick Center on campus. Open to the public, the free event will bring together Daemen… Read More »

Instructional Designers Headline Panel on ChatGPT AI Technology

Recently, Daemen Faculty have been actively engaged in how Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology may affect learning in the classroom. Angela Stockman and Kelly Castle, both Instructional Designers at Daemen University, participated in a panel discussion in February on ChatGPT, an… Read More »

Wildcats Ranked 11th in NTCA Division II/III Poll

The Daemen University women’s bowling team is ranked No. 11 in the National Tenpin Coaches Association (NTCA) Division II/III Poll released today. It marks the first regular season poll for the 2022-23 season. The Wildcats were receiving votes in NTCA… Read More »

A Conversation with Jay Wendland, Chair of History and Political Science

We sat down with Dr. Jay Wendland, associate professor of Political Science and the department chair of the History and Political Science Department to talk about some of his favorite classes to teach and the versatility of a History and… Read More »

Master of Social Work Program Receives Grant

Daemen’s Master of Social Work (MSW) program will receive a $150,000 grant over a three-year period from the Patrick P. Lee Foundation to fund student scholarships. The Foundation will provide $50,000 each year to fund scholarships of up to $10,000… Read More »

Falletta to Serve as Commencement Speaker

With graduation exercises quickly approaching, Daemen University is pleased to announce that it will honor this year’s graduates with Grammy Award-winning conductor JoAnn Falletta, who will serve as Daemen’s 2023 undergraduate commencement ceremony speaker. Falletta serves as Music… Read More »

Center for Diversity & Inclusion kicks off month-long celebration of Black History Month

The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) at Daemen University held a kick-off event on Friday, February 3, in the Wick Social Room, to begin the celebration of Black History Month, the nationwide annual observance that pays tribute to generations… Read More »

Dare2Dream Program Sponsors Career Day

Dare2Dream participants holding a Daemen banner

Daemen University’s Dare2Dream program – a mentoring and support program for students of color on campus – sponsored a career day on February 3 at New Era Cap, a global headwear and clothing company headquartered in Buffalo, New York.… Read More »

Men’s Volleyball Trounces Harvard

The Daemen University men’s volleyball team outlasted Harvard on Friday night, taking down the Crimson 3-1 (25-15, 19-25, 25-17, 37-35) in a four-set thriller on Harvard’s home court. Daemen moves to 4-1 on the season, and has only dropped five… Read More »

Alumni Profile – Judd Wright ‘73

Judd Wright (‘73) always had an interest in history. In 1971, when Daemen University, known at the time as Rosary Hill College, opened its doors to male students, he jumped at the opportunity to enroll. Wright, who was a military… Read More »

President Olson shares updates at the Fall State of the University Address

In his fall State of the University address, President Olson welcomed new members of the faculty and staff as well as highlighted many milestones for the university. The culmination of Daemen’s 75th anniversary celebrations were recognized which included the successful… Read More »

ABA Clinic receives $100K from Tower Foundation

The Tower Foundation has awarded Daemen University $100,000 over the next two years to support the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Clinic. In partnership with Oshei Children’s Hospital Robert Warner Rehabilitation Center, the grant will help to expand the offering of… Read More »

Daemen’s Miguel Rodriguez recognized by Mayor of Buffalo

What started out as research for a conference grew into recognition by City of Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown for Miguel Rodriguez. Rodriguez, Director of Community Standards and Student Advocacy at Daemen University, received a certificate from Mayor Brown during an… Read More »

Walk for Jenny Standing Room Only

On October 20th, the Daemen Campus Community came together to raise awareness for suicide prevention in honor of Jennifer “Jenny” McAlmont, a talented, vibrant student who tragically passed away in 2014. The event, proposed by Lois Foster, Jenny’s mom, and… Read More »