Posts Tagged: Daemen University
State and Local Government Importance Highlighted at League of Women Voters Event
By Dr. Lisa K. Parshall, professor of political science at Daemen University and public policy fellow at the Rockefeller Institute of Government. A recent panel sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Buffalo Niagara (LWVBN) highlighted the importance of state and local government and the fiscal challenges they face. As a member of the LWVBN’s local government committee, I…
Daemen ranked a best graduate school for nursing
By earning a nursing graduate degree, nurses can improve their professional skill sets, and open doors to opportunities in leadership, academic and clinical roles that often lead to higher earnings. Overall, choosing which graduate school for nursing to attend is essential. Daemen ranks as a best graduate school for nursing Daemen University has made the 2022 U.S. World News’ Best Graduate…
Autism in China subject of professor’s lecture
For 30 years, Dr. Helen McCabe has collaborated with professionals, families and organizations to develop and expand opportunities for children with autism in China. She has also provided training and support to thousands of families and teachers in China through a non-profit organization that she co-founded, The Five Project on International Autism and Disability Support. As an associate professor of…
Learn how nursing certifications can benefit your career
Why should nurses become certified? Obtaining certification in the nursing field has many benefits. Whether you are looking to be more recognized in the workplace for job opportunities, open doors to promotions or clearly show proven competence in your specialty area, becoming certified can help you secure and move up in your career. The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses states…
ABA Assistant Professor Deborah Napolitano appointed to Parent to Parent of New York State Board of Directors
Daemen University Assistant Professor of Applied Behavior Analysis Dr. Deborah Napolitano has been appointed to serve on the Board of Directors for Parent to Parent of New York State, a not for profit organization that supports and connects families of individuals with special needs. Napolitano has focused much of her work on advocacy with, and for, individuals with intellectual and…
Student wins Prestigious Gilman Scholarship to Study Abroad in Costa Rica
Education student Derrick Lemon has won a prestigious scholarship from the U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program, which will help him pursue his dream of studying abroad in Costa Rica. The scholarship was created to help students study or intern abroad and, in turn, provide them with skills critical to supporting U.S. national security and economic…
Find out what’s Trending in Human Resources
Thinking about a career in human resources? As an HR professional, you will have the opportunity to make a positive impact on employees and the overall company or organization you support. Like with many professions, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a ripple effect within the way work in human resources is conducted. Trends have developed that are more focused on…
A Holistic Approach to PT
More than Medicine Daemen University’s Physical Therapy program not only focuses on a mind and body connection, but also takes a holistic approach to physical therapy among both the patient and therapist. Jennifer Bugolski, PT, DPT shared how Daemen’s PT curriculum and department are implementing this holistic approach to physical therapy. “Our program uses current best evidence to teach our…
What to Look for in an Accounting Program to Gain the Best Value
Accountants are in high demand by both individuals and corporations around the world. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics states employment of accountants and auditors is projected to grow by four percent between the years 2019 and 2029 in the U.S. alone. If you are considering majoring in accounting, you will want to attend a school that offers great…
An Inside Look at how Daemen Athletic Training Students Prepare for the Field
Daemen University athletic training students participate in a simulation exercise offered by Sports Medicine Concepts. Anyone interested in an athletic training career can catch a glimpse of Daemen athletic training students putting their skills to the test in a new commercial by Sports Medicine Concepts, Inc. (SMC), which focuses on training sports healthcare professionals in the management of potentially catastrophic injuries in athletics. Before…