Position: Admissions Counselor Job Category: Full Time Department: Davis College Enrollment Management Location: Main Campus Travel Required: Yes HR Contact: Naomi Saravanapavan (businessoffice@davisny.edu) Reports To: Director of Admissions Date Posted: May 7, 2025 Davis College seeks an Admissions Counselor to work in concert with Word of Life Enrollment Management to recruit […]
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August 19, 2020 Davis College is pleased to report that our Fall 2020 Re-Opening Plan (read full plan here) has been approved by the New York State Department of Health. This plan will guide us as we re-start campus operations and welcome our students and employees back to campus. Davis College is committed to providing
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March 23, 2020Update for Johnson City, NY Campus: STUDENTS are to be advised that the school is now closed, and no students are to be on campus. We will continue to provide remote instruction through Independent Study. Davis College is closed to nonessential personnel in compliance with Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced
I am excited to announce that Davis College has entered a shared services partnership with Word of Life beginning this fall semester! Recently, the New York State Department of Education and Middle States Commission of Education approved Davis College’s decision to sell their campus; Davis will relocate to a smaller property in Johnson City and, in addition,
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The Higher Education landscape is changing in the United States today, and Davis College is adapting to the new challenges. To equip and grow our students for the future, the College has been diligently investigating other alliances and partnerships that will keep our 118-year institution on mission. Davis College is committed to helping all our
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Fresh off their first ever Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) Championship, the Davis College Lady Falcons set their sights on a United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Championship that begins on March 3. This will be the Falcons second straight appearance in the USCAA Championship. Last year, they would lose in the opening round
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The Davis College Falcons remarkable season will continue this week as they head to Mount Hope, West Virginia to participate in the Bible College National Invitational Tournament. Thanks to an 18-7 overall record and closing the season winning 16 of their last 19 games, the tournament committee has given the Falcons the number one seed
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63DAVIS COLLEGE Final 1 2 3 4 T Davis College (17-3) 21 14 9 19 63 The King’s College (2-9) 4 7 3 11 25 25THE KINGS COLLEGE The Davis College Lady Falcons hosted The King’s College Lions on Senior Day and won convincingly, 63-25 on Saturday. The Lady Falcons defense was too tough for
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The Davis College Falcons hosted The King’s College Lions on Saturday and ran away with a 123-66 conference victory. The win marked a record breaking performance for the Falcons as they set a program record for most points scored in a game with 123 on the day. The previous high was back on February 20,
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72DAVIS COLLEGE Final 1 2 T Davis College (13-6) 34 38 72 Berkeley College (13-4) 49 49 98 98BERKELEY COLLEGE Davis College Falcons headed down to Manhattan on Wednesday evening to take on the Berkeley College Knights in a HVIAC game and lost 98-72. Despite the cold January, both teams came in on fire as
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