In what was both an inspiring and empowering event, the College welcomed 25 women scholars and business leaders, 19 of whom are New Paltz alumnae, for the Women’s Leadership Summit […]
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Category: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Provost, International Programs Dean join SUNY delegation to secure historic agreement with Cuba
Representatives of the State University of New York system traveled to Havana, Cuba in February to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Cuban Ministry of Higher Education, the first […]
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April 3 panel will examine intersection of Jewish & LGBTQ identities
The SUNY New Paltz Foundation and the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences will present “Jewish & Queer: A panel discussion,” Monday, April 3, at 7 p.m. in Lecture Center […]
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“Know where you came from”: Alumni tell history of Black Student Union
SUNY New Paltz alumni Cheryl and Abdullah Rahaman visited campus on Feb. 23 to share the story of the late 1960s-founding of the student group Blacks for Black Liberation, the […]
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Feb. 23 panel celebrates the development of the Black Student Union
The Division of Student Affairs will welcome a panel of alumni back to SUNY New Paltz to speak about the development and early years of the Black Student Union (BSU), […]
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College welcomes new director of AC2 program
SUNY New Paltz has appointed Nancy Campos as director of the AMP & CSTEP Community Program (AC2), which combines the Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) and the Louis […]
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Sillins Foundation grant will support courses, lectures and scholarships at New Paltz
SUNY New Paltz students will benefit from a generous grant provided by the Robert Sillins Family Foundation to support programming situated at the intersection of gender studies and Judaism. The […]
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First generation of Peer Academic Success Coaches preps for spring ‘17
The Center for Student Success is debuting a new resource for SUNY New Paltz students this semester: a one-on-one Peer Academic Success Coaching (PASC) program. The PASC model differs from […]
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New African Roots library, named for retired Black Studies professor, opens in Kingston
Professor A.J. Williams-Myers retired from his role as a faculty member in the Black Studies Department at SUNY New Paltz in 2016, but he has remained an active thinker and […]
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SUNY New Paltz earns Military Friendly® Gold Status
SUNY New Paltz has been awarded Military Friendly® Gold Status by G.I. Jobs, a new recognition of the College’s dedicated efforts to better serve students affiliated with the military. The […]
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