Alumni

Immigration is a hot-button national issue that brought three alumni back to campus on April 25 for the program “Immigration

SUNY New Paltz alumni across the nation have taken time out of their demanding schedules to not only return to

Within two years of graduation, Alaina Walag ’14 (Geology) has found fulfilling employment with the New York State Office of the

Professor Emeritus Dr. Louis Saraceno, in collaboration with the School of Education, is seeking contributions for a new Virtual Pedagogical

Larry Scott Blackmon ’96 (Communication and Black Studies) recognizes the Educational Opportunity Program’s (EOP) network and strong support system as

Shana Circe ’02 (Art Education) ’08g (Visual Arts) assumed her role as director of alumni relations at the College on

SUNY New Paltz alumni will be welcomed back to campus for Alumni Weekend and Reunion with a variety of activities planned

SUNY New Paltz alumna Alicia Hyndman ’93 (Black Studies) was elected in Nov. 2015 as New York State Assemblywoman for

The College is pleased to announce the launch of two new websites that we believe will be valuable resources for

It was in a freshman public speaking class that Sue Najork ’67 ’70g (Education) learned of her father’s legacy at

New York Times bestselling author Regina Calcaterra ’88 (Political Science) has joined the SUNY New Paltz Foundation Board. The accomplished alumna’s

Here’s a look back at SUNY New Paltz alumni activities in 2015.  100 Days Senior Celebration Class of 2015 undergraduates celebrated

SUNY New Paltz has joined the more than 10,000 organizations worldwide in Giving Tuesday, or #GivingTuesday, a movement aimed at encouraging

Dr. Nell Irvin Painter, award-winning scholar, writer and Edwards Professor Emeritus of American History at Princeton University, visited campus on

At the Heinz Ahlmeyer Game held on Oct. 10, the SUNY New Paltz men’s soccer team did more than beat

The renaming of the Center for Research, Regional Engagement and Outreach (CRREO) to The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives

SUNY New Paltz education goes well beyond the classroom for alumnus Brent Cutler ’79 (History). “I learned a lot more

Representatives of administrative offices and academic departments donned traditional caps and gowns and were joined by a bevy of faculty,

As a SUNY New Paltz student, Stephen Greymorning ’73 (Anthropology) had an epiphany that would change the course of his

  Myra Kressner ’76 (Education) credits her degree in education with her later success in the business world. As senior