Archive — 2026, June
Nazareth's new school psychology graduate program offers $25,000 stipends supporting more school-based mental health services
Nazareth University’s new school psychology graduate program offers $25,000 stipends supporting more school-based mental health services
Read the articleNew York state's makes Regents exams optional for high school graduation
Nazareth University is ready for New York state's change to making Regents exams optional for high school graduation. Spectrum News visited Nazareth during last week's New York State Association for College Admission Counseling annual state conference and talked to attendees about how high school students will be evaluated.
Read the articleNazareth announces new School of Education Associate Dean Meg Callahan-Steckley
Meg Callahan-Steckley, Ed.M., Ph.D., is the new associate dean in Nazareth's School of Education.
Read the articleStudents learn more & advance care through Naz clinics' e-records
Grad students in physical, occupational, speech, music, and art therapies treat 15,000+ clients in Nazareth's on-campus clinics annually. Now they document care in an electronic medical records system that supports supervisor feedback, revision, and better interdisciplinary collaboration. ClinicNote shared Nazareth's success as a case study.
Read the articleRCSD students excel in Nazareth leadership program
Five Rochester City School District students excel in a Nazareth School of Ed leadership course.
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