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• AI and Library Publishing: A Reflection

  Melissa Chim, scholarly communications librarian at Excelsior University, published the article “AI and Library Publishing: A Reflection” for Society & AI. The article discusses the impact AI has on open access ….

  Posted on April 21, 2026

• Designing for the Learner-First Workforce

  Excelsior University President David Schejbal spoke with Presidents Forum about Excelsior’s commitment to designing programs for working adults balancing multiple responsibilities. President Schejbal details how Excelsior’s learner-first workforce model supports ….

  Posted on April 20, 2026

• When Federal Uncertainty Becomes a Barrier to Student Success

  Sarah Egerton, director of risk management and internal audit at Excelsior University, published an article in the journal HigherEdRisk titled “When Federal Uncertainty Becomes a Barrier to Student Success.” In ….

  Posted on April 20, 2026

• Clinical vs. Nonclinical Careers with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science

  The American health care system continues to evolve rapidly because of technological advancements, new health care policies, and the changing needs of the population. Health care organizations increasingly seek skilled ….

  Posted on April 20, 2026

• What’s the Difference Between Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Forensics?

  Criminology. Criminal Justice. Forensics. They all mean the same thing when it comes to fighting crime, right? Not exactly. The reality is more nuanced. Although they all share a common focus, criminology, ….

  Posted on April 17, 2026

• How Nonprofits Can Build Cross-Cohort Credibility Without Losing Focus

  Scott Dolan, executive dean of Excelsior University’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, contributed to a Forbes Nonprofit Council article titled “How Nonprofits Can Build Cross-Cohort Credibility Without Losing Focus.” ….

  Posted on April 17, 2026

• Dorothy Jean Tillman at Excelsior for Women’s History Month

  As an Excelsior University alumna and one of the youngest doctoral graduates in the nation, Dorothy Jean Tillman, BS ’18, represents what’s possible when passion meets opportunity. Her journey from ….

  Posted on April 13, 2026

• Excelsior University approved to launch its first doctoral program

  ALBANY, N.Y. – Excelsior University has been approved by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) to offer its first-ever doctoral program. Opening to enrollment this fall, Excelsior’s Doctor of ….

  Posted on April 6, 2026

• Why You Should Earn a Psychology Degree

  Psychology is the study of how people think, feel, and behave—both individually and in groups. While many people associate it with clinical work like therapy, that’s only one of many ….

  Posted on April 2, 2026

• Technician vs. Technologist vs. Engineer: Different Roles in Electrical Engineering

  In the field of electrical engineering technology (EET), job titles like technician, technologist, and engineer are often used interchangeably—but they reflect different levels of education, responsibility, and career paths. Understanding ….

  Posted on March 27, 2026