Adler University Library has selected the book, “Weathering: The Extraordinary Stress of Ordinary Life in an Unjust Society” by Arline T. Geronimus, Sc.D., as the 2025-26 Common Book title — and they are planning a slate of events to engage students, faculty, and staff in dialogue throughout the academic year.
Melody Sousa and Eric Korslin have assumed new roles to enhance operational efficiency and drive advancements across the institution
The annual Social Justice Award highlights the awardees’ tireless efforts to impact the world while inspiring others to do the same.
The gifts received during Giving Day also mean more scholarships, more partnerships, and more opportunities to positively impact the world.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, thank you to Dr. Crossman for 20 years of extraordinary leadership.
As 2022 comes to a close, we are looking back at the people, programs, and partners showcasing the progressive change being made by the Adler community.
“I’m very humbled because I never saw myself accomplishing my work singularly, it has always been in collaboration with others,” she said. “I’ve always felt I was here to make a contribution.”
The decade-long reauthorization — which is twice as long as typically granted — underscores the quality of the University’s Psy.D. program.
Uluc has 15 years of relevant experience, including a decade of teaching English as a second language, 700 hours in five academic terms of teaching assistantship in the creative writing program at the University of British Columbia, and six published novel translations from English to Turkish.
Adler University is welcoming two social justice leaders as keynote speakers for the fall commencement ceremonies.
Jeannine Uzzi begins Aug. 29. As chief academic officer, she will oversee all educational facets of the University’s three-campus system.