鈥淥n behalf of the entire Adelphi community, we extend our deepest gratitude for the enthusiasm and generosity that made this year鈥檚 Giving Day such a tremendous success,鈥� said Thomas Kline, EdD, vice president of University advancement and external relations. 鈥淭his extraordinary support is creating life-changing opportunities for our students and shaping the future of our University.鈥�

This year, donors had the opportunity to fund any of 20 distinct areas, ranging from individual schools, colleges and departments to specific student-centered initiatives and the Adelphi Fund, which addresses the areas of greatest need at the University and supports its strategic priorities. The vast majority of these areas surpassed their fundraising goals and benefited from individual donations and match challenges.

Giving Day 2025 Highlights

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 1,896 minutes of giving is a nod to our founding year of 1896. For us, Giving Day began on April 9, 2025 at 4:24 am and ended at noon on April 10, 2025.

• The raised an impressive $334,115 from 1,008 donors.
  • Men鈥檚 basketball was the top fundraiser, with $31,465, while baseball drew the most donors at 125.
  • Dennis McDonagh 鈥�78 inspired giving with a $5,000 matching gift for men鈥檚 golf and a $75,000 challenge gift to fund a student-athlete refueling station.
  • Stephen 鈥�83 and Kelley Outcault 鈥�83 advanced the tally with a $75,000 gift to renovate the strength and conditioning room.
  • An anonymous $25,000 gift created an endowed award for student-athletes dedicated to community service.
• Trustee Kimberly Sluis, EdD, made a generous $40,000 commitment to support undergraduate research through the SPARK (Scholars Pursuing Arts, Research and Knowledge) Center.
• Howard Kassinove 鈥�63, PhD 鈥�70, and Tina Kassinove 鈥�65, MA 鈥�87, established a $25,000 endowment to support psychology student research and conference attendance.
• Robert B. Willumstad School of Business Associate Professor Rakesh Gupta committed $25,000 to fund international education experiences for students.
• Lynda Perdomo-Ayala 鈥�78 established a $25,000 endowment to assist first-generation college students with tuition and alternative spring break opportunities.
• Kathryn Chiddo 鈥�77 expanded her support of pediatric nursing students in the College of Nursing and Public Health with a $25,000 gift to her existing scholarship fund.
• Nehal Mehta 鈥�93, MD, challenged students to give鈥攁nd they answered. Their participation unlocked Dr. Mehta鈥檚 $25,000 endowed scholarship for students in need.
• Trustee Kevin G. Mahony 鈥�83 matched $10,000 in gifts to the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, strengthening 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 commitment to future business leaders.

In total, all 25 match and challenge gifts were completed鈥攁mounting to $164,850鈥攁mplifying the day鈥檚 impact and sustaining momentum throughout the event.

Additionally, 1,327 donors made contributions of $250 or less, collectively raising $89,664, underscoring the powerful impact of grassroots giving.

Giving Day concluded with a $100,000 commitment from Savills North America, supporting the development of 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 new Manhattan Center. To commemorate the occasion, members of the Adelphi community gathered in New York City on April 10 for a groundbreaking ceremony and celebration.

Building Momentum Toward a Bright Future

This year鈥檚 Giving Day is part of The Momentum Campaign: Extraordinary Impact, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 ongoing fundraising initiative dedicated to supporting student success, academic excellence and innovation across all campuses.

鈥淲e are deeply moved by the generosity and Panther pride demonstrated by our community,鈥� said Dr. Kline. 鈥淭hese contributions are laying the groundwork for 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 bright future, and we are honored to have so many people join us on our journey.鈥�

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Located at 529 Fifth Avenue, just steps from Bryant Park and Grand Central Station, the custom-designed center will span three floors and comprise more than 51,000 square feet. Slated to open in 2026, the new space marks a major milestone in the University鈥檚 mission to provide transformative, accessible and future-focused learning opportunities for students in the city that never sleeps.

鈥淭his new center is a critical component of our institutional priority to have a vibrant space in New York City,鈥� said Adelphi President Christine M. Riordan. 鈥淕uided by our Momentum 2 strategic plan, this project enables us to expand access to dynamic educational programs and strengthen our commitment to graduate, adult and professional learners.鈥�

A Vibrant Location Meets Next-Gen Learning

With its Fifth Avenue address at the intersection of culture, commerce and innovation, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Manhattan Center places students at the doorstep of Fortune 500 companies, major healthcare institutions, and world-class arts and civic organizations. The location will supercharge internship, employment and networking opportunities while offering proximity to the best the city has to offer.

A modern academic hub, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Manhattan Center will be filled with cutting-edge features and thoughtful amenities designed for today鈥檚 learners:

• Smart classrooms, simulation labs, and specialized learning spaces for teacher education, nursing, health sciences and anatomy
• A fully equipped library, computer lab, private study areas and comfortable student lounge
• A comprehensive One-Stop Student Services Center with support for admissions, financial aid, advising and more
• Event and networking spaces for guest lectures, alumni events and community programming
• Sun-filled, open-plan spaces designed for collaboration and inspiration
• Modern faculty and administrative offices

A Home for Innovation and Impact

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 new Manhattan Center will house a range of programs, including an accelerated bachelor of science in nursing and graduate programs in听education, business, clinical psychology, , business analytics, social work and creative writing.

鈥淎s one of the largest nursing programs in New York State, we look forward to bringing 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 tradition of excellence and impact to New York City,鈥� noted Thomas Kline, vice president of advancement and external relations. 鈥淭his and other programs leverage 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 academic strengths in building healthier communities.鈥�

A launchpad for the next generation of leaders in the most in-demand professions in and around New York City, the center plans to roll out additional degree and non-degree programs to serve regional workforce needs.

鈥淔rom Brooklyn to Long Island, and now to Manhattan, Adelphi is making its mark,鈥� said Marc S. Strachan, chair of the Board of Trustees, at the April 10 groundbreaking, 鈥渁nd it will continue to do so. The next generation of Adelphi graduates will have a great center in New York City.鈥�

What鈥檚 Next

Construction is underway on the new space, which Adelphi has leased for 20 years. This expansion comes as part of its University-wide plan to grow its campus footprint, elevate academic excellence and invest in tomorrow鈥檚 change makers.

Until the new center鈥檚 doors officially open in 2026, Adelphi will continue offering its New York City-based classes at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, where it has been operating since relocating from its former Varick Street campus in 2023.

鈥淎delphi has been enrolling students in its academic programs in New York City for more than 30 years,鈥� said Riordan. 鈥淭his new space allows us to take our programs and our impact on the community to a new level.鈥�

Learn more about 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 new Manhattan Center.

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The first speaker of the day, bestselling author , continued those themes, inspiring the audience to understand the 鈥渋rresistible power of strategic storytelling,鈥� not only in the workplace but also in their personal lives. All participants听received a copy of Kindra鈥檚 book,听Stories That Stick, thanks听to the generous support of those who donated to the Adelphi Women鈥檚 Leadership听Fund.

“I was so glad that this conference started with an eye-opening speech and we had a chance to meet this wonderful speaker,” said 脟a臒la Civan, a double major in communications and psychology.

The event was topped off by a keynote discussion, moderated by President Christine M. Riordan, with Emmy-winning co-anchor JuJu Chang of ABC News, who shared her career journey in the media industry, including her experiences balancing motherhood with her ambitions to advance in her field.

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Tal Sheynfeld 鈥�05

was the perfect destination for Tal Sheynfeld 鈥�05 when he was seeking a way to combine two passions: playing soccer at a competitive level and getting a quality education.

“At home, my parents always made sure I did my schoolwork and focused on advancing myself as a scholar. The pecking order was school first and sports second,鈥� Sheynfeld recalled. Hailing from Even Yehuda, Israel, his journey to follow his passions had to wait until after his mandatory military service in his home country.

Upon graduation from high school, Sheynfeld served three years in the Israeli Defense Forces, reaching the rank of first sergeant. Despite the demands of military service, he managed to play soccer for local clubs and caught the eye of an Israeli talent scout connected to the collegiate soccer community in the United States.

With the help of a close friend, he connected with several American college coaches, narrowing his choices down to four schools. Ultimately, 麻豆直播 and its felt like the right fit. The day after being released from his military service, he jumped on a plane to start his first year.

He was immediately drawn to the strong sense of community that he felt at Adelphi鈥攊n particular, he recalls receiving guidance and mentorship from members of the men鈥檚 soccer support staff, including Abe Reece, Ronnie Schneider 鈥�79 and Roby Young 鈥�70.

Excelling on the Pitch and in the Classroom

Sheynfeld played for the Brown and Gold from 2001 to 2004, when the was an NCAA Division I program and a member of the now-defunct Atlantic Soccer Conference. The Panthers faced stiff competition, but more than held their own, notching wins over programs like Syracuse University, Seton Hall University and Stony Brook University.

鈥淲e had a really competitive program and the schedule was tough. We played against the best of the best. It was a great experience,鈥� Sheynfeld recalled. 鈥淭here were many foreigners (on the team), but you were placed into an existing community. Being a part of the team allowed me access to friends, guidance and I was able to learn from their experiences. It made the transition from Israel to the United States so much smoother. There was a lot of support from the team, athletic department, career center and older teammates.鈥�

On the field, Sheynfeld earned first-team All-Conference honors as a senior in the fall of 2004. After college, he played professionally for the Long Island Rough Riders for two years, and he continues to play soccer recreationally in Florida. He has also represented the United States in the Maccabi Games, sometimes referred to as the 鈥淛ewish Olympics.鈥�

While he was at Adelphi, Sheynfeld excelled academically. While听majoring in finance, he was a two-time NSCAA/USC听听and听recipient. Initially, he pursued听computer science, inspired by Israel鈥檚 robust high-tech industry. However, during his first year, he found himself drawn to听math听and finance.

鈥淚 was in the computer science program for a year, and even though the classes were interesting and challenging, as I was immersing in other programs, the finance curriculum looked more like what I wanted to do, so I decided to major in it,鈥� he said, noting that 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Robert B. Willumstad School of Business provided a diverse array of classes that allowed him to explore different fields within business, from economics and marketing to finance and statistics.

鈥淲hat Adelphi allowed me to do was try a lot of things and figure out what I like and have the right tools to be successful. I came out of school knowing where I can have the most impact,鈥� Sheynfeld said.

An听economics听class taught by Associate Professor听David Machlis, PhD, was especially impactful. 鈥淒r. Machlis was very passionate about the subject and very creative. It became contagious, and he made it very fun. It was when I became 100 percent sure that I made the right decision to switch to the business school,鈥� Sheynfeld recalled.

Building a Successful Career

After graduating from Adelphi with a Bachelor of Science in finance, Sheynfeld earned an MBA from Columbia Business School. With 20 years of experience in investments and operations, he now serves as a managing partner at , a $4 billion-plus investment firm, where he oversees the direction and growth of the firm鈥檚 credit strategy.

Throughout his career, Sheynfeld has been involved in high-impact roles: He founded and served as chief executive officer and chief information officer of EMM Investments, led NTS Communications through a successful turnaround, and originated and executed middle-market transactions at CION Investments. His diverse experience has made him highly regarded for his ability to source, analyze, execute and monitor transactions while applying insights derived from successful operational exposure.

鈥淢y background and set of skills allow me to digest large amounts of data and be able to draw financial and operational conclusions. I also enjoy the collaborative environment of business and helping business owners unlock value in the companies they care so much about,鈥� Sheynfeld explained.

Lessons Learned

Reflecting on his time at Adelphi, Sheynfeld emphasized the importance of time management and seeking help when needed.

鈥淏etween school and sports, it takes a lot,鈥� he said. 鈥淵ou have to be very efficient with your time, focus and prioritize. When you don鈥檛 know something, ask for help. That鈥檚 what I told the younger guys who came after me, especially the foreigners. There are resources available for you. The Adelphi community cares and wants to see the students be successful, and to me that is the foundation for the success I have seen many Adelphi students have.鈥�

His advice for current and future Panthers is straightforward: 鈥淒on鈥檛 be afraid to take risks and get out of your comfort zone. Bet on yourself. The cream always rises to the top, especially when you put the work in. Go to places that have upside potential (professionally and financially) and continue to utilize the valuable Adelphi alumni network. Don鈥檛 be shy to reach out for guidance.鈥�

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鈥淲e are incredibly proud of the recognition 麻豆直播 has received in this year鈥檚 rankings, particularly the improvements we鈥檝e made in our nursing, psychology and public health programs,鈥� said Christopher Storm, PhD, provost and executive vice president. 鈥淭hese rankings reflect the dedication of our faculty, staff and students in continuously striving for excellence in education, research and service to our communities.鈥�

Key Improvements in 2025 Rankings:

In this year鈥檚 rankings, Adelphi realized improvements in key program areas, as well as a solid standing in several others, further demonstrating its commitment to its students and excellence in higher education. These include:

• Best Graduate Nursing Programs: 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 graduate nursing programs rank 84th, improving by eight spots from last year and 29 spots from 2023.

The College of Nursing and Public Health currently offers an MS in Nursing Education, an MS and DNP degree programs in and Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, and a PhD in Nursing.

• Best Psychology Schools: 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology graduate programs rank 191st, improving by 19 spots.

They include master’s degrees in General Psychology, Mental Health Counseling and School Psychology, a PhD in Clinical Psychology, a PsyD in School Psychology and numerous advanced certificates.

• Best Public Health Programs: 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 programs in the College of Nursing and Public Health rank 168th, improving by 33 spots.

They include an online and in-person Master of Public Health and an .

• Best Audiology Programs: Adelphi ranks 84th. The Ruth S. Ammon College of Education and Health Sciences offers a Doctor of Audiology (AuD).
• Best Clinical Psychology Programs: 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 programs in the Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology rank 176th.
• Best Speech-Language Pathology Programs: Adelphi ranks 198th after not ranking in the previous year.
• Best Graduate Part-Time MBA Programs: This year, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 MBA program is included on the list after not being ranked last year.

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Standing Among Selected Peers:

• Best Graduate Nursing Programs: Adelphi ranks ahead of Molloy College and St. Joseph鈥檚 University.
• Best Psychology Schools: Adelphi is the only institution among its regional peers to have improved in the rankings, with Stony Brook University remaining unchanged.
• Best Speech-Language Pathology Programs: Adelphi outranks LIU Brooklyn, LIU Post and Molloy College in this category.

Methodology

The 麻豆直播 College of Nursing and Public Health ranking as a Best Graduate Nursing Program and the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business ranking as a Best Graduate Part-Time MBA include statistical components provided by universities as well as peer assessments. While some rankings are released annually, others, like the reputational rankings for programs such as audiology, clinical psychology and public health, are based solely on peer review and are not updated every year.

For more information about 麻豆直播鈥檚 graduate programs and how they are ranked in U.S. News & World Report, visit 麻豆直播’s graduate program page.

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鈥湸』灞鸨舯璩缶扁�檚 Commencement speakers are selected because they are inspirational figures whose work aligns with important aspects of our University mission,鈥澨齭aid Christopher Storm, PhD, 麻豆直播 provost and executive vice president. 鈥淲e are grateful to Adm. James Stavridis and Joseph Moscola for playing such an important role in our 129th Commencement, inspiring 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Class of 2025 and their guests with their wisdom, success and positive impact on society.鈥�

Adm. James Stavridis,听 Retired U.S. Navy Four-Star Officer and Former Supreme Allied Commander

Adm. James Stavridis, PhD, is partner and vice chair of global affairs for and chair of the . Previously, he spent five years as dean of The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. A retired four-star officer in the , he led the NATO alliance in global operations from 2009 to 2013 as supreme allied commander, with responsibility for Afghanistan, Libya, the Balkans, Syria, counterpiracy and cybersecurity. Adm. Stavridis also served as commander of the U.S. Southern Command, with responsibility for all military operations in Latin America from 2006 to 2009. He won the Battenberg Cup for commanding the top ship in the Atlantic Fleet and the Navy League John Paul Jones Award for Inspirational Leadership, along with more than 50 U.S. and international medals and decorations, including 28 from foreign nations.

Adm. Stavridis earned a PhD in international relations from Tufts University and has published 15 books on leadership, character, risk, the oceans, maritime affairs and Latin America, as well as hundreds of articles in leading journals. His books include the novel (Penguin, 2021), a New York Times bestseller, and (Penguin, 2022). His most recent book, (Penguin, 2024), was published in October 2024.

Joseph Moscola, MBA 鈥�06, Northwell Health Executive VP for Shared Services Strategy and Operations

Joseph Moscola is executive vice president for shared services strategy and operations at , New York鈥檚 largest health system, which cares for more than 2 million people each year and employs more than 85,000. For 25 years, he has been a transformational leader, driving culture, innovation and outcomes on the provider side of health delivery.

In his role as executive vice president, Moscola leads the strategy and execution of critical functions that drive and the care that team members provide, including digital transformation, facilities and property management, construction, real estate, and oversight of the enterprise鈥檚 centralized budget and resources. He also creates and leads strategic business initiatives that drive down costs while generating new revenue for the health system. In his previous role as chief people officer, Moscola led the organization to a 40 percent jump in team member engagement and a spot on and. Previously a cardiothoracic surgery physician鈥檚 assistant, he brings a unique customer perspective to his executive leadership roles.

Moscola has served on the 麻豆直播 Board of Trustees since 2023, providing crucial leadership and ensuring that Adelphi continues to deliver a transformative education to our students.

Learn more about 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 2025 Commencement ceremony.

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The Fellows Program: Giving Back, Paying Forward

Demitrieus鈥� desire to share the lessons he鈥檚 learned along the way inspired his next big idea: the 麻豆直播 Leadership Fellows Program. He wanted to connect with current students and offer leadership and career advice to future executives. Partnering with 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Office of Advancement and External Relations, Demitrieus helped lay the foundation for the Fellows Program, which launched in Fall 2024. A select group of students, known as Student Leadership Fellows, enjoy opportunities to interact with prominent alumni, or Executive Fellows. This collaboration has already made a lasting impact on the students and alumni involved.

Student Leadership Fellows got the chance to listen to the lessons Demitrieus shared over a meal he cooked for them in his New York City apartment. 鈥淚 love working with students,鈥� Demitrieus said, and his enthusiasm for listening to their stories is contagious. It is the conversations shared and relationships formed that have allowed the Fellows Program to take shape.

The first in his family to graduate high school, Demitrieus recalls the challenges he faced as he connects with other first-generation students who aspire to their own business success. Bridging what can be a 鈥済ap between book smarts and street smarts,鈥� he notices that the students he鈥檚 met in the Fellows Program remind him of himself at that age. They are 鈥渉ardworking and driven,鈥� and he encourages them to learn from any experience life might throw at them.

Meaningful Mentor Relationships

Demitrieus arrived at Adelphi as a transfer student from SUNY Cortland in the late 1960s on a lacrosse scholarship, and soon discovered that teamwork, an entrepreneurial spirit and a game-winning attitude could take him to the highest levels of corporate success. He鈥檚 eager to share the credit for his success with mentors he was lucky enough to connect with during his career. Those relationships helped him build effective strategic teams鈥攖eams he is also quick to credit for contributing to his success. 鈥淢aking myself available as a mentor and perhaps a role model to aspiring students was an easy and a quite natural extension of my everyday endeavors,鈥� Demitrieus explained.

Roller Coaster Ride to Success

His career path didn鈥檛 exactly follow a straight line and, he said, was more like 鈥渟itting in the front seat of a roller coaster.鈥� Demitrieus鈥� journey was never boring: from working at a Big Five accounting firm, to exploring the oil and gas industry, to heading up commodities trading at a major investment banking firm. He was tapped for management positions in Asia, which he recalls as a 鈥渢ransformational鈥� time in his life鈥攁n opportunity he used not only to lead, but also to listen and learn. He worked to restructure the multinational SK Group and, soon after, his management career accelerated in the American high-tech and telecom sector at Ixnet, Frontier Communications and in industrial services engineering, where he served as CEO of Toronto-based Alumna Systems. After serving as president of Sherwood Valves and Harsco, Demitrieus diversified his corporate experience into biometrics and was eventually named CEO at EyeLock. Now, as managing director of Jameson Associates, an investment management and financial advisory firm, he leverages his extensive operating experience鈥攁nd his listening skills鈥攖o provide clients with strategic and funding guidance.

At every turn of his journey, Demitrieus cultivated relationships and focused on 鈥減eople-driven leadership,鈥� which are the lessons he imparts to business and finance students in Adelphi’s Robert B. Willumstad School of Business. His own experience in college centered on the connections he made as an and as a student, and the relationships that sustained him鈥攎ost importantly, his marriage to high school sweetheart and Adelphi alumna Lynn, MA 鈥�72, and his long friendship with lacrosse teammate Tom 鈥淢oTown鈥� Motamed 鈥�71. The Adelphi community , and Demitrieus鈥� latest involvement with Adelphi is a tribute to their unique fellowship.

Demitrieus is a true coach and a mentor to Adelphi students, as he encourages them to think deeply about engaging and collaborating in 鈥減eople-to-people environments.鈥澨� 鈥淭here鈥檚 a difference,鈥� he notes, 鈥渂etween someone who鈥檚 really smart and someone who鈥檚 really effective,鈥� and, often, it鈥檚 a willingness to truly listen and learn. His openness to lifelong learning reflects an important goal not only for the newest Adelphi Leadership Fellows, but for everyone: 鈥渢o go home smarter than you were when you started the day.鈥�

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A First-Time Honor for Adelphi Undergraduate Business Programs

This is the first year that Adelphi’s Willumstad School of Business submitted data for consideration to Poets&Quants, and the school’s inclusion on the list signals the progress and growth of its听undergraduate business听program, which provides students with rigorous academic training, real-world business experience and career-ready skills. The rankings reflect a听听based on academic experience,听career outcomes, admissions selectivity and other critical factors using institutional and alumni surveys. Of the three categories, academic experience was Adelphi’s strongest pillar.

鈥淚nclusion in the is a testament to the hard work of our faculty, staff and students,鈥� said MaryAnne Hyland, PhD, dean of the Willumstad School of Business. 鈥淭his recognition reflects the growing strength of our school and its academic programs, and our ongoing commitment to providing an outstanding education that prepares students for success in the ever-evolving business world. We provide students with exceptional opportunities for academic growth and career preparation,听including job shadowing, internships,听leadership development听and networking within the business community鈥攖hat’s what gives our students what we call the听Willumstad Winning Edge.”

鈥淓ach year, Poets&Quants for undergrads surveys thousands of recent graduates on their experience inside the programs,鈥� according to Poets&Quants, which surveyed members of the Class of 2022 business students. “We ask dozens of questions on everything from cost to career impact, from faculty responsiveness to extracurricular opportunities. Nowhere else can school seekers find so much insider information on so many top business programs all in one place.鈥�

Check out more of 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 awards and rankings.

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