Posts Tagged: Daemen University
Mind and Body Connection through Physical Therapy
Daemen’s approach to Physical Therapy Physical therapy has helped people in all different aspects of their lives from major accidents, surgeries, injuries and more. It is not only the job of a physical therapist to “fix” the problem, but to take a more holistic approach to treatment and recovery as well. Jennifer Bogulski, PT, DPT, shared with us how Daemen’s…
#justdaementhings – Perks and Quirks of Attending a Small School
When you attend classes at a small school, certain perks come as no surprise. The small class sizes, the personal relationships with faculty and staff, and the close-knit community are all expected; however, several less commonly flaunted gems also exist. I have come to call these perks and quirks #justdaementhings. If you’ve ever resided at Daemen University, there’s a good…
How an Athletic Training Student took her Skills to the NFL
Daemen University athletic training alumna Audrey Yokopovich has taken her talents across the country. Yokopovich is with the Kansas City Chiefs football team working as a seasonal athletic training intern for one of the top NFL football teams this season. This is her second season with the NFL following last year’s clinical rotation with the Buffalo Bills. Yokopovich graduated from Daemen…
Reinvent the Creative Economy: Introducing Leadership and Entrepreneurship in the Arts
The creative economy in America is faced with a tremendous challenge. Emerging data illuminates short-term considerations stretching into long-term economic impact. Stages are dark. Seasons are canceled. We’re navigating a heartbreaking moment, and it can feel like a struggle to see what we’ve lost instead of what we could create. It will be okay, but tomorrow won’t care what worked…
Part Three: Daemen’s Coordinated Preparedness – Remaining Proactive Helps Daemen Thrive
Daemen University continues to exceptionally manage the effects of COVID-19 as it begins to welcome back community members to campus for the upcoming spring semester. With the hard work of its Emergency Response Team (ERT), the university’s Amherst, N.Y. campus has had a generally positive rate of less than a half percent among its population of around 3,000 individuals. Despite…
Recently laid off? Take these steps right now.
Being laid off from your job can turn your world upside down. The insecurity of worrying about income, health insurance and the loss of routine can make you feel like you are spinning out of control. Sometimes though, being between jobs might provide you with a time to stop, take a deep breath and assess your career plan. Do you…
Part Two: Daemen’s Coordinated Preparedness – Excellence in Information Technology Means Student Success
With a New Year comes new hope as we continue to face COVID-19. With vaccinations beginning to be administered and plenty of experience quarantining and following safety guidelines under our belts, many say this is the beginning of the end and there is light at the end of the tunnel. Until we are in the clear, however, many higher education…
Daemen is No. 1 Private School in WNY in U.S. Nursing School Rankings
Nursing is an essential field globally, and in order to become successful health care professionals, it is important to gain a high-quality education that will serve you throughout your career. Daemen has been named the number one private school in Western New York in the U.S. Nursing Schools Almanac Rankings. Want to learn more? Below are some of the many…
Epidemiology – Track Down the Cause and Spread of Disease
Interested in being the one who works to analyze a cause and spread of a disease across a population? By breaking down the steps to trace the origin, identifying the spread, and creating a plan to prevent an outbreak, your work as an epidemiology professionals will help to stop the spread to a serious pandemic. Sounds familiar? Being in the…
Daemen demonstrates strong dedication to student-athletes’ success
Student-athletes who choose Daemen University can expect the highest level of support thanks to an incredible and elaborate system of resources dedicated to their success. With a 90 percent academic success rate (the percentage of student-athletes who graduate within six years of initial collegiate enrollment), it’s no surprise that the university is one of just two East Coast Conference members…