President Gary A. Olson presented Daemen College alum and trustee, Catherine LePage-Campbell, with an engraved plaque recognizing her 20 years of attendance at Daemen’s annual Student Excellence Awards Ceremony, formerly called the “Baccalaureate Awards Ceremony,” at this year’s event, held on Friday, May 19. “Cathy Campbell is one of Daemen’s most dedicated and loyal alums,”… Read More »
Lisa Schmidt, who earned a master’s degree in executive leadership and change from Daemen College, was honored with the Graduate of the Last Decade award at the 2016 Distinguished Alumni Awards ceremony. Schmidt is vice president/chief operating officer of core services at Buffalo General Medical Center, a part of the Kaleida Health system. During her… Read More »
Jeanne Ryan graduated from Holy Angels Academy and went on to receive a bachelor’s degree in English from Daemen College (then Rosary Hill College). She then moved with her husband to New York City, where she had received a Regent’s Advance Study Fellowship at New York University. During her time in New York City, Ryan… Read More »
Daemen College vice president for institutional advancement, Craig Harris, declared the College’s first-ever Day of Giving campaign “an unqualified success.” This day-long fundraising effort, which took place on April 26, challenged Daemen alumni, faculty, staff, students, parents, and friends to give back in order to achieve various challenge gifts posed throughout the day by members… Read More »
Daemen College has scheduled April 26 as its first-ever Day of Giving, a 24-hour fundraising campaign that will invite the college community to come together to offer their support for students and the institution. For the inaugural Daemen Day of Giving, alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and friends will have the opportunity to make an online… Read More »
Colonel Jean Anderson, who earned a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from Daemen College, received the Advancement in Career honor at the 2016 Distinguished Alumni Awards dinner. She has served in the U.S. Army Reserves since graduating from Daemen and receiving her commission through ROTC at Canisius College. Previously chief of the Reserve Component Physical… Read More »
Pamela Ryan Jacobs Vogt, well-known in the Western New York community for her enduring philanthropic support and dedication to the region, received the 2016 Distinguished Alumna Award from Daemen College. After graduating from Holy Angels Academy, Jacobs Vogt earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Daemen (formerly Rosary Hill College) and then pursued graduate studies… Read More »
Daemen College’s Alumni House, which serves as the new central location for the college’s institutional advancement operations, will officially be unveiled at a grand opening celebration scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m. March 21. The Daemen community and the public are invited to attend the grand opening at Alumni House, located adjacent to Lot L,… Read More »
The heroic contributions and commitment of women in the military will be highlighted at a special event in commemoration of Women’s History Month being held March 21 at Daemen College. “Unsung Heroes: The History of Women in the Military” will take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the college’s Research and Information Commons Room… Read More »
Daemen College graduate Karen Sharp-Price credits her bachelor’s degree in humanities with minors in business management and history and government for her success in the human resources field. “It was an excellent choice for me because it allowed me to take a variety of courses that I was interested in,” said Sharp-Price. “I took a… Read More »