Our Stories

Data can be used in a number of ways, including to innovate, to identify and solve problems, and to predict trends. Most importantly, data can be leveraged to help people make better decisions. Mehmet Kilinc, Ph.D., and Furkan Oztanriseven, Ph.D., associate professors in the Business Analytics Program in the Madden School of Business, are hoping to bring those lessons from the Heights to the Middle East through a new collaboration with Saint Joseph's University in Beirut, Lebanon.

This fall, the Everson and the Le Moyne College Department of Physician Assistant Studies (DPAS) Medical Humanities are partnering to launch a pilot program that will use interactions with art to heighten the observational and interpretive skills of PA students.

Awareness of mental and emotional health issues has grown on campus over the past year. Le Moyne’s administrators, faculty and staff have worked hard to provide supportive care and accommodations for their students, College-wide and individually. One professor stands out for his efforts to create a student-driven curriculum: Fred Glennon, Ph.D.

We asked three faculty members, “How do you imagine your field of expertise will change and evolve over the next decade?” Here is what they had to say.

When José Sols, Ph.D., began designing the course known as Sustainability Strategies: Integral Ecology and Business, he knew that it would be important to focus on conservation of the environment, business ethics and corporate social responsibility. Dr. Sols also understood that it would be critical to inspire the young professionals enrolled in the class – all of whom are pursuing a Master of Business Administration at Le Moyne – to think about their work differently.

Dr. Shinjeng Lin is intellectually curious about the relationships and the interactions between humans and technologies. As a result, he conducts research to satisfy this curiosity. Dr. Lin is genuinely interested in advancing the knowledge of how humans interact with technologies effectively and efficiently to achieve their goals. Dr. Lin’s research often stems from cognitive and behavioral perspectives. He tends to look at three streams of behavior: adoption of innovative...

The Ethics, Values, and Professional Life minor helps students navigate the complex moral issues that will inevitably arise in their personal and professional lives. Courses in the minor address a wide range of topics, ranging from the future of medical technology and public policy to the nature of happiness and meaning. In these courses, students engage in critical reflection on their values and beliefs, and develop a toolbox of ethical concepts that will help them make sound decisions in moral...