Undergraduate Students
Branding for Artists — Advice to Thrive
“Branding is the power to influence others, build your own story, shift culture around you—and invite people to be part of your experience.” —Christina Francis, Daemen College Are you interested in blazing your own trail as a creative professional? Knowing how to brand you and your work can be among the most powerful tools you can develop to make a…
“Marketing Skills for Artists”—learn the essentials
Every artist can and should take advantage of ways to market themselves in the industry. But how? Learn how to put essential marketing skills for artists to use in making a name for yourself—locally and beyond. View the “Marketing Skills for Artists” event from the Daemen College Speaker Series, hosted by the Western New York Book Arts Center (WNYBAC), and presented…
Social work – professor shares insights on the field
Social work contributes to the lives of so many in our communities. Yet, individuals doing this invaluable work are often behind the scenes. They are unsung heroes who focus on helping others rather than seeking the limelight. So when a social worker is recognized for their service, it’s a big deal. It is also a testament to a job…
Job in education prospect – instructional design
Daemen College instructional designer discusses her unique—and fulfilling—career in education Are you considering a job in education? The instructional design field is growing. It is a recognized field that is critical for both teachers and students. In fact, instructional designers will have a significant influence on education. Their role will be key. The field always changes and it will likely focus…
Where it’s (AT): Athletic training student shares benefits of entering the field after winning prestigious scholarship
Daemen College athletic training (AT) student Jessica Baun has been awarded a scholarship from the National Research and Education Foundation Scholarship, just recently after winning the Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association Quiz Bowl. Baun, who is set to represent the National Athletic Trainers’ Association District 2 in the National Student Quiz Bowl in June, said winning the prestigious scholarship is both…
Artists as Entrepreneurs speaker series kicks off with grant writing essentials
Ever dream of owning your own creative business? Or pursuing a career in arts and culture? If so, check out “Artists as Entrepreneurs”—the first virtual event of the Daemen College Speaker Series. The series, hosted by the Western New York Book Arts Center (WNYBAC), is led by faculty of Daemen’s new Leadership and Entrepreneurship in the Arts (LEA) Program launching…
Alum rose above her challenges to help her students
Amy (Stewart) Terpening graduated from Daemen in 2008, earning a degree in childhood/special education with a focus on social studies. Currently working her “dream job,” Terpening teaches a self-contained classroom at Fairley Elementary School in the Hannibal Central School District near Syracuse, N.Y. But Terpening’s career journey was far from certain after facing an unexpected challenge. Shortly after graduating from Daemen, Terpening suffered…
Paralegal studies is a great option for those seeking a career in law
Because most of us really don’t know what the word “paralegal” means, there could be a tendency to gloss over this as a career choice. Don’t make this mistake! A paralegal is defined by the American Bar Association – the leading national voice for the legal profession – as follows: A paralegal is a person, qualified by education, training or…
League of Women Voters Event Highlights the Importance of State and Local Government
By Dr. Lisa K. Parshall, professor of political science at Daemen College and public policy fellow at the Rockefeller Institute of Government. A recent panel sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Buffalo Niagara (LWVBN) highlighted the importance of state and local government and the fiscal challenges they face. As a member of the LWVBN’s local government committee, I…
Daemen education professor to present on autism in China
For 30 years, Dr. Helen McCabe has collaborated with professionals, families and organizations in China to develop and expand opportunities for children with autism. She has also provided training and support to thousands of families and teachers in China through a non-profit organization that she co-founded, The Five Project on International Autism and Disability Support. As an associate professor of…