Four new books by Marist authors explore a wide range of topics.

Zurhellen spoke about mental health issues facing veterans and the services they need.

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Amanda Bergold is at the forefront of a project designed to find the best ways to construct lineups.

Members of the Marist Band and ROTC participated in a Veterans Day concert with Associate Professor of English Tommy Zurhellen and Director of Music Art Himmelberger.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Mary Stone played a key role in the initiative.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Pablo Rivas says yes, and he is on the cutting edge of establishing ethical guidelines in the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Marist opened the 2019-20 academic year with 26 new full-time faculty members, all of them distinguished in their respective professional areas and fields of study.

Associate Professor of Social Work Daria Hanssen is the 2019 Recipient of the Board of Trustees’ Faculty Award for Distinguished Teaching.

Associate Professor of English Tommy Zurhellen Completes His Cross-Country Walk to Combat Veteran Suicide and Homelessness.

Lauria will share his work in predictive analytics as part of the prestigious International Conference on Machine Learning.

English Professor Tommy Zurhellen talks about his cross-country trek for veterans’ issues.

From Portland, Oregon to Poughkeepsie New York, Professor Tommy Zurhellen’s Walk is Aimed at Calling Attention to Veteran Suicide and Homelessness

Adjunct Instructor of English Raphael Kosek has been Named Dutchess County Poet Laureate, a one-year appointment that will allow her to share poetry with members of the local community.

Professor of Art Ed Smith is showing work at a Madrid gallery in a show curated by Madrid Program Director Isabel Carrasco Castro.

Jane Bean-Folkes was recently interviewed by Collaborative Classroom.

Stephens has long held an interest in what helps students to succeed in graduate health professional programs. This spring, she earned a Doctor of Education degree in a program known for its focus on social justice in education.

Marist opened the 2018-19 academic year with 21 new full-time faculty members, all of them distinguished in their respective professional areas and fields of study.