Music Therapy major thriving as international student community leader
Catching up with Jue “Niki” Zhang ’19g (Music Therapy), as she approaches graduation from SUNY New Paltz’s #1 ranked music therapy program
Radio Frequency-Certified and industry ready
Electrical Engineering students earn new Keysight Technologies credential
New Paltz named Military Friendly® for fifth straight year
Gold rating puts NP in top 100 for veterans & service members nationwide
Art History class curates Mohonk retrospective
Students contribute at every level, from research to exhibition at The Dorsky
HVAMC receives Central Hudson Development Grant
Funding for 3D metal printing capabilities made possible by matching contributions
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Spring Concert Series presents 20+ diverse performances
Jazz, opera, baroque, classical, and even a performance “under the stars”
Free income tax help available now at the School of Business
Earners below $60,000 can get walk-in assistance
now through Apr. 4
Harrington STEM Lectures: Spring 2019
IBM researcher will kick off series with Feb. 26 talk on computers & chemistry
The A.J. Williams-Myers African Roots Center a bright spot of knowledge
02/15/19, Kingston Times
Black Studies Professor Emeritus is a leader in the local historical community
Colleges work to do more for veterans on campus
02/15/19, Newsday
SUNY New Paltz staff provide expertise at Nassau Community College training symposium
Kingston groups hurrying to buy site of 250-year-old African-American cemetery
02/18/19, Kingston Times
SUNY New Paltz Geology Department helps map unmarked graves
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Visiting Artist Lecture Series presents Mitchell Joachim
11:00 a.m.
Joachim is an architect, Fulbright Scholar, co-founder of Terreform ONE and associate professor at New York University
FEB
21
A Musical Refuge Under the Stars
6:30 p.m.
Astronomy Night meets the Concert Series in this special music student performance in the John R. Kirk Planetarium
FEB
25
Cognitive Science Colloquium Series
5:00 p.m.
Justin C. Hulbert of Bard College will give talk on psychological trauma and its relationship to enhanced memory control
