Author Archives: Tom Wojciechowski

News to Know

Kevin Kegler, professor and program director of graphic design/sculpture at Daemen College, has been credited as art director for the children’s book, “The Place,” which commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Kenan Center. Also, 2018 graphic design graduates Randy Oviasogie… Read More »

Daemen Offering New Online MSW Degree

A new distance education option has been added for Daemen College’s Master of Social Work Program, making the college the only private institution in the Buffalo Niagara region to offer an MSW degree in a fully online format. The online… Read More »

NCAA to Showcase Daemen Nationally

The National Collegiate Athletic Association has selected a men’s and women’s basketball doubleheader between Daemen College and Roberts Wesleyan College on Wednesday, Dec. 5 as part of its Division II Basketball Showcase Games for the 2018-19 season. This is the… Read More »

Wildcats Ascend To Third In Regional Rankings

After debuting last week at No. 7, the Daemen College women’s volleyball team is ranked No. 3 in the latest NCAA Division II East Region poll which was released this afternoon at ncaa.com. The Wildcats’ four-spot ascent was the… Read More »

College Ranked for Low Student Loan Debt

Daemen College has been ranked among the “Top 500 Colleges and Universities With the Lowest Student Loan Debt for Parents” in a newly released report by LendEDU, an online financial site for student loans. Daemen is No. 298 on the… Read More »

News to Know

Dr. Meri Stiles, associate professor of social work at Daemen College, has co-authored an article, “Exploring the Association Between Alcohol, Marijuana, and Secondhand Effects With Rural College Students,” published in the Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment.… Read More »

Year-End Gifts Have Substantial Impact

In the spirit of this season of giving, this is the ideal time to show your support for Daemen College and make a positive impact on students now and well beyond the holiday season by making a year-end gift to… Read More »

Olson to Lead NCAA Division II Presidents Council

Daemen President Gary Olson at a recent meeting for NCAA Division II presidents.

At its October meeting, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) elected Daemen College President Gary Olson chair of the organization’s Division II Presidents Council, the body that helps set policy and the strategic direction for Division II college and university… Read More »

Nursing Students Promote Healthy Living in Local Community

Nearly 20 Daemen College nursing students helped educate South Buffalo residents on healthy living at a Community Health Fair held Nov. 14 in the Seneca-Babcock Community Center. Under the supervision of Daemen nursing faculty, students discussed various health topics with… Read More »

Daemen Honors Distinguished Alumni

Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients 2018

Daemen College honored the accomplishments of six outstanding graduates at the college’s 2018 Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner held on Oc. 26. “We are proud to recognize this year’s impressive group of honorees and to acknowledge their contributions to their professions,… Read More »

Staff Profile – Tiffany Hamilton

Tiffany Hamilton serves as director of Daemen College’s Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program, having most recently served as assistant director. In her new role, Hamilton is responsible for managing daily operations of the program and reporting activities and… Read More »

Memorial Reading Garden Opens on Campus

Daemen College’s newly named Lawrence and Mary Arlene George Memorial Reading Garden was formally opened at a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Oct. 26. The reading garden, located outside the college’s Research and Information Commons, has been established with… Read More »

Late Three-Pointers Help Wildcats to First Win at Gannon Since 1996-97

Late three-point field goals by Jordan Heinold (Hamburg, N.Y.) and Autumn Buchsenschutz (Port Allegany, Pa.) keyed a game-closing 11-0 run that lifted the Daemen College women’s basketball team to a 58-52 victory over Gannon University in non-conference action here tonight.… Read More »

Staff Profile – Tiffany Dillon

Tiffany Dillon joined Daemen College last July as a career advisor. Currently president of the Buffalo Niagara Human Resource Association (BNHRA), she previously served as BNHRA’s college relations director, which gave her the opportunity to interact with students from colleges… Read More »

News to Know

Dr. Lisa Parshall, professor of political science at Daemen College, will give a presentation this month to the Buffalo Niagara League of Women Voters on “Revisiting Local Government Reorganization in NYS: The Empowerment Act and Village Government Dissolution.”… Read More »