When Michael Cadaret, his colleagues, and his students do research in the IDEALS Lab, they aren’t just doing it for the sake of knowledge.

Some of Chatham’s "new" faculty might have familiar faces, while others arrive after distinguishing themselves at higher-ed institutions elsewhere.

It was Professor of English Anissa Wardi’s first book on Morrison. “I’d never read a novelist like her before,” Wardi said. “I still haven’t.”

“At Chatham, the professors, coaches, and other staff members, both during undergraduate and graduate, were so supportive and genuinely cared for my success,” said Madison Black ’20, ELOTD ’24.

DeFrank’s mother, grandmother, aunts, and uncle all worked in healthcare. “It just felt like something that I wanted to be able to do someday,” she said.

Lei Wang drew from her own memories, plus her experience as a counselor, to create a “workbook” for international students in the U.S.

Anna Stathis, ELOTD ’24, assisted Cornell School District in designing a new playground as part of her capstone.

For International Nurses Day, Pulse@ChathamU spoke to Gloria Akunna, DNP ’24, about being a psychiatric nurse practitioner.

A course in the communication program gives students the chance to work together in a setting similar to a real, integrated agency.

Maris Wilson had never grown mushrooms on logs before coming to Chatham. “Learning that whole process was a steep learning curve, but it’s been very fun.”

Join us in celebrating the Chatham student body as we recognize the community members that have gone above and beyond during the 2023-2024 school year!

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