Category Archives: November 3 2021

Daemen Earns Plaudits from National Ranking Service

Daemen College has again earned significant recognition from College Factual, a survey-based service that assists prospective students in researching institutions of higher learning. In national rankings, Daemen landed in the top 20 percent of all institutions and was given an… Read More »

“Campus Justice Challenge” Launches at Daemen

A new competition unique to Daemen – the Campus Justice Challenge – will seek to “improve the human experience at the college” and address issues now at the forefront of national conversations on race, justice, and reducing inequality. The Inclusion… Read More »

Thermo Fisher Scientific Hosts Daemen Students

Thermo Fisher Scientific, a Fortune 500 company and manufacturer of scientific instruments and materials, welcomed Daemen students to tour its Grand Island facility and to network with its workforce – one of the largest in Western New York. Helen Meade,… Read More »

Professors Publish Findings on NYC’s First Foray into Ranked Choice Voting

During the New York City municipal primary this summer, Daemen faculty members Jay Wendland and Erin Carman analyzed data on the first-ever use of ranked choice voting in the city, which was the largest population in U.S. history to have… Read More »

Buffalo Niagara Partnership Event Headlined by Whitney Mendel

In an event for young professionals hosted by the Buffalo Niagara Partnership (BNP), Whitney Mendel, an associate professor of public health, will explore “Creating Wellness in the Workplace.” Attendees can register for the virtual presentation, which will take place Friday,… Read More »

Wildcats Open Season At #20 In WBCA National Poll

For the first time in the program’s NCAA Division II era, the Daemen women’s basketball team is opening a season as a nationally ranked team. The Wildcats come in at No. 20 in the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) NCAA… Read More »

Tara Kaczorowski—Faculty Profile

Tara Kaczorowski knew she wanted to be a teacher for as long as she can remember. “I played ‘school’ with my sister,” she said. “Teaching is something I’ve always wanted to do.” Now, as the new chair of Daemen’s Education… Read More »