Molloy University proudly announces the launch of the first-ever TEDx event on campus this month. TEDxMolloy University: Resilience, Empowerment, and Human Connection in an Era of Transformation will explore leadership, empathy and innovation through a human-centered lens. This event features a diverse lineup of thought leaders, including multiple Molloy professors and alumni, whose work spans healthcare, education, finance, the arts and technology.
The inaugural event will kick off on Molloy’s Rockville Centre campus at 1:00pm on Saturday, February 28th at The Madison Theatre, and will be broadcast live on YouTube for those unable to attend in person.
TEDxMolloy University highlights Molloy’s dedication to experiential learning and cross-disciplinary exchange, creating an environment where transformative perspectives encourage resilience, empathy, and ethical decision-making.
“This inaugural TEDx event represents an important moment for our campus community,” said President James Lentini. “It brings together diverse perspectives in a way that reflects our mission — to educate ethical leaders who are prepared to engage thoughtfully with an evolving global landscape.”
Reflecting the University’s commitment to innovation and thought leadership, Joseph Porter, Dean of the School of Business at Molloy, highlighted the role TEDx plays in preparing students for an ever-evolving professional world.
"Bringing TEDx to Molloy University creates a powerful platform for sharing bold ideas, diverse perspectives, and forward-looking conversations that reflect who we are as an institution,” said Dean Porter. “TEDxMolloyUniversity highlights the creativity of our students, the expertise of our faculty, and the deep connections we foster between education, innovation, and community impact. It reinforces Molloy’s voice in shaping thoughtful, optimistic dialogue during a time of significant transformation.”
Through initiatives like TEDxMolloy University, Molloy continues to expand opportunities for dialogue, collaboration, and real-world learning, strengthening its role as a hub for ideas that inspire action and prepare students to thrive in an evolving world.
Event Details:
Saturday, February 28
1:00 p.m - 5:30 p.m.
Madison Theatre, Public Square
Molloy University