Three Nazareth College students studying for a career in the medical field believe learning firsthand about different cultures will help them better understand future patients. Ariana Montalvo '24, Nam Dinh '25, and Bervelly Sainteme '24, are getting study abroad experience through prestigious 2023 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State. They are among just 1,500 students chosen nationwide for the scholarship.

Two Nazareth College students looking to enrich their future careers in education are traveling abroad to both France and Austria in spring 2022 with the help of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State. Elyse Yanusas '24, a sophomore majoring in French, history, and inclusive adolescent education, will spend the spring 2022 semester studying in Rennes, France. Min Gonzalez '23 is a junior majoring in music education and cello performance. He will use the Gilman scholarship toward a short-term study abroad experience to Austria for three weeks in May-June 2022.

Nazareth students named to the fall 2022 Dean's List.

Nazareth students named to the spring 2022 Dean's List.

Working with three student teammates around the globe to help a backpack business expand has earned Adrien Stone '22 top global honors in a competition against more than 6,100 students from 171 universities. Stone and his teammates earned the Best Team Award, placing them in the top 1% worldwide among more than 1,100 student teams in the X-Culture Academy competition. "The experience of being on a global virtual team was challenging and very rewarding," said Stone, who graduated in May and is now working full-time at Wegmans as a service team leader. "The experience put me outside of my comfort zone. It was the first time I had ever worked on a virtual team, let alone a team with members from across the world. Challenges consisted of having to work across time zone differentials, and breaking work into very small segments with clear instructions for other team members who do not have English as a first language." X-Culture Academy invites businesses worldwide to ask for help, giving students international business experience as they develop solutions for their clients. Each team was presented with an international business challenge and the students had two months to develop a solution. Mentored by his professor Jennifer S.A. Leigh from Nazareth's School of Business and Leadership, Stone worked with students Alec Gougeon of University of North Carolina - Greensboro, Joseph Nyiri of the University of the West of England in United Kingdom; and Yash Shantilal Khadke of Indira School of Business Studies in India. The team worked on a business case for Jacpack, a Colombian backpack company, and their report was evaluated by a half dozen independent experts. Stone says his favorite moment from the experience was submitting his team's final report. "I really realized how hard each of my teammates and I had worked for 6-8 weeks while balancing our other schoolwork, jobs, and personal lives," said Stone. "I was truly proud of the work we produced. Knowing that we were helping a real-life business expand was an added bonus." Stone and his team will be invited to the 2023 X-Culture symposium and X-Culture coaching program. Stone has advice for future business students at Nazareth. "Don't be afraid to take the chance, take a leap of faith," said Stone. "A global business experience like X-Culture will open your eyes and sharpen your communication and collaboration skills unlike any other experience you will have as a student!"

A trio of Nazareth students is awarded Phi Kappa Phi study abroad grants to travel to the United Kingdom.

Nazareth College students earned their degrees at the 95th annual Commencement ceremony that took place at Nazareth College on May 14, 2022.

Nazareth College undergraduate students earned their degrees at the 94th Annual Commencement ceremony that took place at the Golisano Training Center on the Nazareth College campus on May 15, 2021.

Nazareth College history honors students recently traveled to Pennsylvania to present at the eastern Pennsylvania and central/western New York Regional Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society conference at Mansfield University. Nazareth was among 10 colleges and universities presenting a total of 34 papers.

Nazareth College inducted its seventh class into the College's chapter of The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi-the nation's oldest and most selective all-discipline honor society.

Nazareth junior Ivy Dulysz '23 (they/she), a music therapy major, has been selected for a 2022 Newman Civic Fellowship to recognize and advance their work pursuing equity for people with autism and other marginalized groups

Morgan Beaton received the 2021 National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Collegiate Professional Achievement Award. This award recognizes outstanding commitment and dedication to the association and music education.

Tayla Bunn '22 is recognized for her commitment to solving societal problems.

Nazareth College is excited to welcome the newest members of its Golden Flyer family, including both new incoming freshmen and transfer students, for the upcoming Fall 2020 semester.

Nazareth College awarded the 2020 President's Civic Engagement Awards to celebrate students, faculty, staff, and community partners who "make a difference in their own world and the world around them." This collection of awards recognize the personal commitments Nazareth students, faculty, and staff make towards leading a civically engaged life, working for social justice, and inspiring others to become caring, active, and informed members of our society. We also recognize the integral role our community partners play in co-educating our students and supporting their community engagement.

In a highly competitive process, three Nazareth College students were selected to advance their social innovation projects at the 12th Annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) 2020 at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, from April 17-19 - the first international CGI U conference.

Nazareth College Vocal Jazz has become a favorite of Josh Groban's when he is touring New York State. Nazareth vocalists have sung back up for Groban six times, this appearance at his June 28 concert at Turning Stone Resort. It's a honor for all the students and demanding work. The students work with a vocal coach a couple days before the concert, but they do not rehearse with Groban or the orchestra until they show up on stage and put it all together in performance.

The National Association for Music Education (NAfME) Collegiate Advisory Council awarded a national Chapter of Excellence Award to Nazareth College's music education chapter. NAfME is among the world's largest arts education organizations. The 2019 Collegiate Advocacy Summit was June 17-19, 2019 in Washington, D.C.