At Davis College, we’re always seeking innovative ways to make higher education more accessible and affordable for everyone. We’re excited to announce that through partnership with the New York State Enhanced Tuition Award (ETA) program, we just became even more affordable! Beginning in the Fall of 2018, Davis College will be offering ETA scholarship opportunities […]
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The Davis College Lady Falcons enter the Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) Championship this weekend with high expectations. Here are 10 things you should know… Davis College is the #1 seed in the tournament and play the #4 seed Pratt Institute at 1:00 p.m. at The College of New Rochelle on Saturday. This is
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69DAVIS COLLEGE 78ACPHS Davis College Lady Falcons, ranked 13th in the country in the latest USCCA polls, lost a home match-up to Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS) by a score of 69-78 on Saturday afternoon. Senior Jamie Brown scored her 1,000 point for Davis College on a beautiful left-handed floater in the
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59DAVIS COLLEGE 75ALBANY COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES The Davis College Falcons found themselves in an early hole and played from behind the rest of the game and ended up dropping an HVIAC game to Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS) by the score of 75-59 on Saturday. ACPHS jumped out to
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109DAVIS COLLEGE 102LUZERNE COUNTRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Sophomore Kelvin Tompkins caught fire on Thursday evening and led Davis College to a come from behind victory over host Luzerne County Community College by a score of 109-102. There was no lack of scoring in this one as both teams came out firing and did not stop over
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99DAVIS COLLEGE 92SUNY BROOME The Davis College Falcons picked up a non-conference overtime win over local rival SUNY Broome Hornets, on Saturday, by the score of 99-92. The visiting Falcons jumped all over Broome from the start as they held an early 8-2 lead and led by as much as 17 points in the first
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The Davis College Lady Falcons took to the road, traveling to Virginia and then North Carolina over the weekend and came away with 2 wins in 3 contests. On Thursday, Davis traveled to Christendom College in Virginia and jumped all over the host team from the start. Their defense set the tone and they took
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Dr. Dino Pedrone has served as the College’s Ninth President since 2008. Johnson City, NY, January 8, 2018: The Board of Trustees at Davis College announced that Davis College’s current president, Dr. Dino Pedrone, will be stepping down as President of the Institution on January 15, 2018. Dr. Pedrone has served as the ninth president of
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77DAVIS COLLEGE 68CAYUGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Davis College Lady Falcons picked up their 5th win of the early season on Tuesday, beating visiting Cayuga Community College in a non-conference match-up by a score of 77-68. The game remained close for most of the contest as neither team was able to take much of a command over
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85DAVIS COLLEGE 103CAYUGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Davis College started off red hot against visiting Cayuga Community College on Tuesday evening led by Jackson Henri’s 29 points but a number of costly turnovers proved to be too much to overcome as the Falcons went down by a score of 103-85. Henri led the early serge for Davis
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