Molloy College News

Town of Babylon Supervisor Steve Bellone speaks alongside green leaders and town supervisors from across Long Island.

Edward Thompson is vice president for advancement of Molloy College . Amid the tremors of last month's local elections - which rumbled right up to this week's concession by Nassau County Executive Thomas Suozzi - a disturbing fact flew largely under the radar: Only 22 percent of Long Island 's registered voters actually exercised their franchise.

Assemblyman Tom Alfano gave the keynote address at the annual FBLA conference held on a recent Friday at Molloy College in Rockville Centre.

Holding gold shovels wrapped with purple bows and wearing white hard hats emblazoned with the school's logo, Molloy College dignitaries braved a biting wind on Sept.

Jericho Schools opened their doors to students on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2009. Clear blue skies and brilliant warm sunshine set a perfect stage for the flawless opening of the 2009-2010 school year.

Sharion Scott, Molloy College's director of student financial services, had the idea for a new product.

A number of factors contributed to Ingeniux's success in the higher education market, including the release of Ingeniux Cartella social software, growth in on-demand delivery, ongoing migration from legacy CMS applications, and traction in the community and two-year college market.

The council with Donald Pius Jr., in background, and scholarship winners flanked by Huntington Station Enrichment Center director Dee Thompson and Donald Pius Sr.

Molloy College's Sustainability Institute has been paying close attention to what Long Island towns are doing to become more efficient energy users and greener municipalities overall.

The Sustainability Institute at Molloy College recently issued a report on the results from a project it is coordinating through a group called Long Island Interfaith Environment Network.

Students at St. Anthonya s enjoy their recently completed $41 million athletic field house and student center, thanks to financing from the Suffolk County Industrial Development Agency.

BELLMORE, NY, June 6, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Christina B. Smith, Registered Nurse for New Island Hospital, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of nursing.

Molloy College is kicking off its new Irish Studies Institute with a visit from the former Prime Minister of Ireland, Bertie Ahern, next month.

As many as 15,000 students are graduating this year from Long Island Colleges and Universities.

MOLLOY COLLEGE 2009 commencement speaker:Michael Hoffman, chairman and chief executive of Changing Our World, an international fundraising and philanthropic consulting firm.