The Benjamin Center at SUNY New Paltz has released its 21st discussion brief, “Going … Going … Gone: Tax Lien Auctions, Hidden Costs, and Missed Opportunities for the City of […]
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Category: Research – Faculty / Staff
Now exhibiting at the Library: “Indigenous Mapping: Collecting Truths”
The Sojourner Truth Library is pleased to welcome campus community members and guests to a new arts exhibition on view in its outer lobby area. Two new print exchange collections […]
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Mathematics alumnus wins significant awards for STEM educators
Two-time SUNY New Paltz graduate Samrat Pathania ’13 (Mathematics; Adolescence Education – Physics) ’18g (Adolescence Education – Mathematics) has been awarded a pair of prestigious awards aimed at helping scholars […]
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Faculty and staff awards, honors and publications
SUNY New Paltz congratulates faculty and staff on their notable awards, honors and publications. Do you have news to share with your friends and colleagues? Please use this link to […]
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Education professor talks classroom technology on “Academic Minute”
Assistant Professor Kiersten Greene appeared on the Sept. 12 edition of WAMC’s syndicated program, “The Academic Minute,” to talk about the rapid pace of technological change in k-12 classrooms, and […]
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Art History professor discusses ancient Greek ceramics on “Academic Minute”
Assistant Professor Keely Heuer was the latest SUNY New Paltz faculty member to share her research and insight with national radio audiences on the syndicated program, “The Academic Minute.” Heuer’s […]
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New SUNY New Paltz study measures value of open space in the Mid-Hudson Valley
SUNY New Paltz, in collaboration with the Regional Plan Association, has completed a multi-year study measuring the value of open space in the Mid-Hudson Valley, including the direct and indirect […]
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Latest Benjamin Center Report Examines the New York State Testing Program, 2012-2016
The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz has released its 20th discussion brief, “Tests are Turning our Kids into Zeroes: A Focus on Failing,” a critical […]
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History professor talks British Empire and slavery on “The Academic Minute”
Professor of history Lou Roper was featured on the nationally-syndicated radio program, “The Academic Minute,” on June 21. Roper discussed his research into the British Empire’s use of slavery to […]
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Mechanical Engineering students, faculty begin extensive natural fiber analysis
A massive new fiber analysis project is underway in the Division of Engineering Programs at SUNY New Paltz, with the potential transform the way farmers and manufacturers do business in […]
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