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DAEMEN COLLEGE
history and sports information the school has a student-faculty ratio of 15 to 1 enabling it to provide individualized attention to all students, enhancing each student's ability to acquire and synthesize knowledge in their chosen field of study.
Daemen College students are taught by an outstanding faculty, Eighty-Five percent of whom hold a Ph.D, or the terminal degree in their teaching field. Our instructors are from institutions such as Harvard, Oxford, the University of California at Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Notre Dame, Columbia University, and Yale University School of Medicine. In addition, several of staff members have been recipients of Fulbright Awards. The school is situated on a beautiful Thirty-Nine acre suburban campus in Amherst, New York, a community rated again this year by Money Magazine as the safest mid-sized city in the USA. This location, in the Buffalo metropolitan region, allows students of the school to have ready access to world-class cultural attractions, professional sports, first-rate theatre, and outstanding restaurants and shopping. Also, Toronto, Canada, a booming and dynamic metropolitan region, is within easy driving distance of the college campus.
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| Daemen College has enjoyed a great amount of recent success from its athletic programs. the college has won 6 American Mideast Conference North titles in the past 3 years. The women's basketball team has taken out 4 titles and taken part in 4 NAIA National Tournaments since 1996 including back-to back appearances the last 2 years. The women's volleyball team has won the last 3 AMC North titles. The men's basketball team has taken out 2 conference titles and made it all the way to the 'Elite 8' and the NAIA National Tournament in 2004. The women's cross country team has sent a representative to the NAIA National Championships in each of the last 2 years. |
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