D’Youville University proudly announces the approval of a $149,312 Initiatives award from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for the project titled “Embedding Humanities in Interprofessional Education.” This significant grant marks the second major NEH award supporting the university's Health Humanities program, building upon the success of a previous Connections grant.
Advanced human-like robot named Sophia scheduled to discuss the future of AI with Student Government Association President during the Spring 2024 Graduation Ceremony.
Together with the D’Youville University occupational therapy department, Fantastic Friends of WNY hosted a special needs prom on Friday at the South Line Firehall in Cheektowaga.
The goal over the five-year HCOP grant period is for 300 economically and/or educationally disadvantaged students to participate in and benefit from HCOP programming.
