Category Archives: February 23 2022

Daemen Earns Accolades in 2022 National Rankings from College Raptor

In its seventh annual national rankings, College Raptor – a college comparison site for prospective students – has recognized Daemen for its affordability, student-faculty ratio, overall quality and other attributes. Nationally, Daemen’s student-faculty ratio ranks in the top 20 percent… Read More »

United States Blind Hockey Team Bestows Volunteerism Honor on Daemen’s Mead-Colegrove

Daemen’s Robert Mead-Colegrove has won a Volunteer Recognition Award for his work with the United States Blind Hockey Team, a club that is part of USA Hockey, with all legally blind players. Mead-Colegrove – assistant dean for campus safety and… Read More »

Visiting University of Warsaw Scholar to Deliver Presentation at Daemen

Ludmila Janion, assistant professor and international mobility coordinator at the University of Warsaw’s American Studies Center will offer an “HIV/AIDS in Media” workshop at Daemen from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 28 in the college’s Research and… Read More »

In Partnership with Total Testing, Daemen Launches Self-Paced Online Degree Program

Through a partnership with Total Testing, Daemen College is offering students at all levels the chance to earn a fully-online degree. With a self-paced, accelerated National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS)-accredited online program, Total Testing is offering a new opportunity… Read More »

New Issue of Literary Magazine Iconoclast in Works

The Iconoclast, Daemen’s literary magazine, is accepting submissions of creative work – fiction, nonfiction, poetry, illustration, photography and animation and illustration – by March 3. Works should be submitted to iconoclast@daemen.edu with brief sentence biographical statement. Certain limits on the… Read More »

Daemen Keglers Hoist Wildcat Division II Invitational Title

WILMINGTON, DEL. – The trophy case on Main Street has expanded once again. After going 4-1 on Saturday, Daemen women’s bowling knocked off both host Wilmington and New Jersey City before edging Caldwell in the championship match, 4-3, in what… Read More »

A Conversation with Colleen Wilkinson – Assistant Professor of Education

An assistant professor in Daemen’s Education Department, Colleen Wilkinson offers expertise in special education – and teaches instructional design courses as well. Colleen Wilkinson earned a PhD in special education from University at Buffalo. Most recently, she taught at Medaille… Read More »