Faculty are strongly encouraged to cross-check their syllabi and plans for the spring 2021 semester with recent updates to the finals schedule, which were necessary due to late changes to […]
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Category: Faculty/Staff News
Register now for voluntary, campus-wide training on Jan. 14 and 15
Registration is now open for the fully virtual, campus-wide January training days on Thursday, Jan. 14, and Friday, Jan. 15. Use this link to view the full schedule and register […]
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Need help completing your OSCQR rubric? Get drop-in support from OIT
The Office of Instructional Technology (OIT) is providing training and drop-in support to assist faculty in completing the Open SUNY Course Quality Review (OSCQR) Rubric for their spring 2021 courses. […]
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Clarification: 14-day pre-screening required in order to be on campus during the spring semester (not during winter break)
The College has received questions from employees who are working on campus during winter session and want to know whether they must complete the 14-day pre-screening required by SUNY for […]
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Dorsky Museum announces four new exhibitions for spring 2021
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz is pleased share details about four exciting new exhibitions that will open on Feb. 6, 2021: Collective Consciousness: New Work […]
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College mourns death of Palmer Kocher, adjunct lecturer in the Department of Mathematics
We are saddened to share the news of the death of Palmer Kocher, a SUNY New Paltz alumnus who had served as an adjunct lecturer of mathematics since 1997, on […]
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Daily Health Screening now required for two weeks before on-campus presence for spring semester
With a little more than two weeks before students begin returning to campus for the spring 2021 semester, we remind our community that all students, faculty and staff must complete […]
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Sociology Professor’s book makes Choice Magazine’s Outstanding Academic Titles list
“Struggling in the Land of Plenty: Race, Class, and Gender in the Lives of Homeless Families,” the recently published book by Professor of Sociology, Chair of Women’s, Gender & Sexuality […]
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College mourns passing of Donald Roper, professor emeritus of history
It is with sadness that the College shares the news of the death of Don Roper, longtime professor of history, on Dec. 20, 2020, at the age of 91. He […]
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Telecommuting Pilot Programs extended through Friday, April 2, 2021
The College has received confirmation from the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations that the pilot telecommuting programs for CSEA, DC 37, UUP, PEF and M/C represented employees will be extended […]
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