SUNY New Paltz has announced the appointment of Cruz Bueno as visiting assistant professor of Black Studies. Bueno is taking an 18-month leave of absence from Siena College of Loudonville, […]
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Category: College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Family, faculty and friends help College recognize Outstanding Graduates
It is a SUNY New Paltz tradition at the close of each semester to honor the efforts of distinguished graduates-to-be who have earned places atop their academic programs through excellent […]
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Students Jean Padilla and Kimberly Roman to serve on Black Studies search committee
SUNY New Paltz has appointed Jean Padilla ’16 (Sociology – Criminology) and Kimberly Roman ’17 (Early Childhood Education – Black Studies B-6) to serve alongside faculty and staff on a committee […]
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Graduate students go to the movies, discover new meanings in Shakespeare
A semester’s worth of English graduate student research came to fruition as students of Associate Professor Thomas Olsen’s “Studies in Shakespeare” course presented analyses of selected film adaptations of some […]
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Research of evolutionary psychology students & alumni celebrated at first EPIC conference
The inaugural Evolutionary Psychology Independent Conference (EPIC) at SUNY New Paltz featured presentations by recent alumni and current students of evolutionary psychology courses, which consider the role evolutionary forces play […]
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LA&S alumni return to talk careers with current students
“We know that today’s graduates are likely to have several jobs before they retire,” said Laura Barrett, dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at SUNY New Paltz. […]
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Constitutional Convention Media Boot Camp features Benjamin Center Director
In anticipation of the 2017 voter referendum on whether to authorize a convention to consider revising the New York State Constitution, a group of sponsors led by the Nelson A. […]
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IDMH partners with Red Cross for Disaster Preparedness forum
SUNY New Paltz was the site of a New York State Citizen Preparedness Corps training, hosted by the American Red Cross and the Institute for Disaster Mental Health (IDMH), at […]
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Charles Dumas ’75 speaks with students about life of activism
The SUNY New Paltz Black Studies Department and the Department of Political Science and International Relations sponsored a visit to campus by Charles Dumas ’75 (Political Science), an alumnus whose […]
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College earns NCATE reaccreditation & commendations
SUNY New Paltz has been awarded National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) reaccreditation, a vital conferral of national recognition on educator preparation programs across the country. NCATE reaccreditation, […]
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