Category Archives: November 2 2022

Yurtchuk Named Chair of the National Trust for the Humanities Board

John Yurtchuk, chair of the Daemen University Board of Trustees, has been appointed chair of the board of directors for the National Trust for the Humanities effective Jan. 1, 2023, a charitable organization that supports the prestigious National Endowment … Read More »

Daemen’s Get Civically Fit Initiative Promotes Voter Registration

Daemen University Get Civically Fit Willie Mascot stating I want you to go vote

Daemen is encouraging its community members to exercise the right to vote through the annual “Get Civically Fit” initiative sponsored by the History & Political Science Department, Athletics, Institutional Advancement, and Student Affairs. “The campaign focuses… Read More »

First Faculty-led Behavioral Science Speaker Series Begins Nov. 16

Faculty of Daemen University’s Behavioral Science Department are offering a new in-person speaker series to help educate both prospective students and current professionals about current topics and critical developments in their field. “This series is designed to bring people together… Read More »

Career Closet Helps Students Dress for Success

Making its debut earlier this year in the form of a pop up shop, the campus Career Closet is now a one stop shop for Daemen students’ professional apparel needs with a permanent home in Daemen University’s Career Services suite… Read More »

Warm Feet Campaign Seeks Sock Donations

This fall, the Daemen community is encouraged to help bring comfort to those in need by donating new or gently-used socks through the 2022 Warm Feet Campaign presented by the Paul A. Saffrin Center for Sustainability and Community Engagement.… Read More »

Women’s Volleyball Regionally Ranked

The Daemen University women’s volleyball team is one of ten teams listed as under consideration for NCAA bids in the East Region in the initial NCAA Division II Regional Rankings, as released by the regional advisory committee through games… Read More »

A Conversation with Vicki Knapp

Daemen University Behavioral Science Chair Vicki Knapp

Why did you get into the field of behavioral science? I love behavior analysis and studying the science of human behavior. I had the fortunate opportunity to work with individuals with Autism spectrum disorder early in my career. During this… Read More »