Category Archives: December 3 2025

Daemen Introduces New Master’s in Health Psychology Program

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Daemen University has introduced a new Master’s in Health Psychology program within its College of Arts, Sciences, and Education. This 33-credit interdisciplinary graduate program is the only one of its kind in the region, focusing on the integration of… Read More »

CILS Hosts Interprofessional Event

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Daemen University’s Center for Interprofessional Learning and Simulation (CILS) hosted a fall interprofessional event on Nov. 10, 17, and 19, welcoming 150 students from Daemen’s physician assistant, nurse practitioner, physical therapy, and social work programs and SUNY… Read More »

Rafalson Serves on Organizational Change Panel

Dr. Lisa Rafalson, founding dean of the College of Health, Human Sciences, and Business, participated in the Institute for Nonprofit Practice’s (INP) Managing & Leading Change Alumni Panel on Nov. 19. Rafalson, who graduated from the institute in May… Read More »

Miranto Named D2CCA First Team All-Region

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The Division II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA) released its All-East Region Teams on Tuesday, with Kylie Miranto (North Tonawanda, N.Y.) earning First Team honors.… Read More »

Buntley’s Career-High Guides Wildcats Past No. 24 Holy Family

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Daemen defeated No. 24 Holy Family, 66-61, at Lumsden Gymnasium, led by a career-high 27 points from Ne’vaeh Buntley (Rochester, N.Y.). The Wildcats secured the win with a strong defensive effort, forcing 20 turnovers. Daemen also recorded 11 steals and… Read More »