A recent change to federal law has temporarily expanded students’ eligibility to receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) during the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency. The Consolidated Appropriations Act 2021 now […]
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Month: March 2021
Graduating in August 2021? Get your online application in by March 15!
Graduate and undergraduate students planning to receive their degrees in August 2021 must complete a degree application by the March 15 deadline in order to be reviewed for conferral. The […]
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A beginner’s guide to COVID-19 vaccines, with federal, state and local resources
As vaccine supply and eligibility continues to expand, we’ve received questions from members of our community about how vaccination works, what the timetable looks like, and how this process might […]
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Provost Lyman’s March 2021 Report to Faculty
The following report was shared with faculty and staff by email on March 2. Dear Academic and Professional Faculty Colleagues: Thank you to the faculty for your thoughtfulness in facilitating […]
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March 3 report on confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the campus community
Six additional students have tested positive for COVID-19. Four were tested on campus, and two were tested off campus. Two students are isolating on campus, and the other four are […]
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March 1, 2021, letter from Jeff Gant, Vice President for Enrollment Management
This message was shared with all faculty and staff via email on Monday, March 1. Dear Colleagues: At the beginning of my third month as a member of the New […]
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March 2 report on confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the campus community
Seven additional students have tested positive for COVID-19. One test was conducted on campus, and the other six were conducted off campus. Two students are isolating on campus, and the […]
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President’s Report to the Academic and Professional Faculty
March 1, 2021 (in advance of March 3 Faculty Senate Meeting) I wish everyone well during what I know are difficult and trying times, in our nation, our communities, and […]
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Women’s History Month kicks off with the Women’s Leadership Summit
Since 2015, more than 100 SUNY New Paltz alumnae and thought leaders have offered first-hand advice to help students accelerate toward their professional goals at the College’s Women’s Leadership Summit. […]
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‘Early Learning Wit Da Wrks’ with Ms. Stephanie
As families near the one-year anniversary of students packing up their backpacks and leaving their in-person classrooms due to COVID-19, Stephanie Whiteman ’17 (Psychology; Black Studies) is continuing to impact […]
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