Buffalo Business First mentioned Canisius College’s physician assistant graduate program in a recent article about the shifting landscape of health care education. Aimee Larson, MPAS, PA-C, noted the hybrid learning methods that give students both hands-on and telemedicine experience.
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The Army Reserve Officers Training Corp (ROTC) at Canisius College will commission 14 cadets as second lieutenants during a private ceremony on Thursday, June 3 at 10:00 a.m. Eight students attend Canisius College.
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Kimberly Beaty, director of Canisius Public Safety, wrote an opinion piece for The Buffalo News regarding the outcome of the David Chauvin trial. She speaks to her 34 years of experience in law enforcement and highlights the steps she believes should be taken in the future.
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Julie Anna Golebiewski, PhD, professor of finance and economics, was also mentioned in The Buffalo News, in a recent article by reporter David Robinson about the economic rebound in Western New York and how vaccination distribution will potentially affect job recovery.
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Today is the last day of Ignatian Scholarship Days (ISD) at Canisius. The academic tradition celebrates student scholarship via exhibits, presentations and performances. Though the event was completely virtual this year, students did an outstanding job of showcasing their very best!
Pictured above: Top row, left to right: Ryanna Taylor (who presented with Eliana DeGlopper, not pictured);
Jennifer Sescil and Matthew Forney. Bottom row, left to right: Taryll Sigler, Charlotte Kacprowicz and Sierra Boucher.
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Congratulations to our Golden Griffin Fund CFA Research team for a job well done! The students put forth an outstanding effort in their presentation of National Fuel Gas at the Americas Finals of the CFA Institute Research Challenge but fell just short of advancing to the global competition.
The Canisius team was one of just five universities in North/South America to reach the regional finals, beating out about 500 schools. This now makes Canisius one of only two universities in the world to reach its regional (continental) finals 6 of the past 7 years!
The CFA Team includes Mike Steffan (team captain), Deu Awuok, Timothy Shubsda, Nick Szabo and Tucker Weppner. The faculty advisors are Richard Wall, professor of Economics and Finance and Steve Gattuso, executive director of the Golden Griffin Fund.
Canisius stands proud of their amazing accomplishments!
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