Author Archives: Tom Wojciechowski

Grant for Lab Renovations Part of Science Upgrades

Daemen College has received a $125,000 grant from the George I. Alden Trust to support an extensive renovation project in a general biology laboratory, the second phase of an improvement initiative underway in the college’s science facilities housed in Duns… Read More »

Walsh Appointed Title IX Coordinator

Daemen College President Gary Olson has announced that Dr. Kathleen Boone, who has served with distinction for more than 23 years as Title IX coordinator, will step down from this role to devote more time to serving as associate vice… Read More »

Top Academic Students to Participate in Scholars Day

High-achieving high school seniors nominated to compete for prestigious Trustee Scholarships will participate in Daemen College’s 14th annual Scholars Day taking place on Feb. 3. “We are excited to offer selected prospective students the opportunity to be considered for our… Read More »

It’s a Hardwood Life for America’s Basketball Mom

MacDonald Family Featured In USA Today Article

To Maura MacDonald, America’s Basketball Mom, sneaker squeaks are a symphony and used sweat socks but a sweet perfume. She has four sons who play the game and a husband who coaches it. A master schedule on her refrigerator tracks… Read More »

Staff Profile – Don Gleason

Don Gleason is serving as the first head coach of Daemen College’s men’s volleyball team, which will begin competition during the 2018-19 academic year. Gleason, who assisted on coach Stephanie Albano’s staff for Daemen’s women’s volleyball team, brings a wealth… Read More »

News to Know

Dr. Laura Edsberg, director of Daemen College’s Center for Wound Healing Research and professor of biology, gave a lecture on the “Latest Updates on Staging Pressure Injuries” at the New Jersey Hospital Association Pressure/Ulcer Injury Conference.… Read More »

Daemen’s Physical Therapy Program Earns Reaccreditation

Daemen College’s Physical Therapy Program has earned reaccreditation from the prestigious Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), a distinction the program has held continuously for 40 years. The 10-year accreditation was the culmination of a rigorous self-study review… Read More »

New College Magazine Available Online

Daemen Today magazine’s latest printed issue is now available online in either Web or flipbook formats. The Winter 2017 issue features stories on the launching of Daemen’s “Drive to 75” campaign and Founders Celebration, along with the college’s financial highlights… Read More »

Daemen Plans Nursing Open House

Daemen College’s nursing degree options will be highlighted at an open house scheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 4 in Rosary Hall. Prospective students will learn about Daemen’s RN to BS for registered nurses who hold an associate degree, and master’s… Read More »

Faculty Profile – Erin Carman

Erin Carman, assistant professor of social work at Daemen College, is a macro social worker with more than 10 years of experience in human services macro practice. Her teaching and research interests are macro centered, specifically in social policy on… Read More »

Women’s Bowling Sweeps St. Vincent In Fall Season Finale

The Daemen College women’s bowling team wrapped up its fall season with a three-match sweep of St. Vincent College this afternoon at Kenmore Lanes. The Wildcats opened the day with consecutive wins in traditional matches, besting the Bearcat 789-787 and… Read More »

News to Know

Due to the upcoming holiday recess, the next issue of the Daemen Voice will be published on Jan. 8. Warmest wishes to you and your family for a joyous holiday season and a healthy, peaceful and happy New Year.… Read More »

Daemen Establishes Educational Partnership on Wound Care

Daemen College nursing students and faculty will have access to free educational resources on wound care through a new partnership established with Why Wound Care?, an initiative to inform nursing students, recent graduates, and faculty about rewarding careers in wound… Read More »

Daemen Receives Grant to Support Initiative for Disabled Community

Daemen College has received a $50,000 grant from the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation to support the college’s Center for Allied and Unified Sport and Exercise (CAUSE), a new initiative designed to offer recreation and competitive athletic opportunities for persons with… Read More »

Guerinot Named Interim Athletics Director

Brandi Guerinot, senior associate athletics director for internal operations, will serve as interim athletics director at Daemen College while a national search is conducted to find a permanent successor for Bridget Niland, who previously announced her intention to pursue new… Read More »