January 05, 2023
President Lentini Shares "What We’ll See in ‘23," with Long Island Business News
James Lentini, President, Molloy University
Molloy University will leverage our strength in developing the healthcare workforce with expanded programming to meet growing demands. We will continue to graduate skilled nurses and other professionals that include allied health technicians, medical assistants and specialists in speech pathology, clinical mental health, healthcare MBAs, and others that are much needed by employers. In addition to our primary campus in Rockville Centre, our new Suffolk Center has strengthened our footprint in the region. There is much focus on the value of a college degree, often measured by post-graduation employment. Molloy excels in this area, and students ranging from undergraduates to adult learners will benefit from new academic programming that will provide even more career opportunities. Our goals extend beyond career preparation, and we will continue to focus on educating the whole person, providing them with both the skillset and the values needed for the future citizens of Long Island and our region.