Sixteen students supported by the AC² (AMP & CSTEP Community) Program brought engaging scholarship across a wide range of topics
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The popularity of hiking in the Catskill Mountains has skyrocketed since the pandemic, and app-driven navigation allows hikers to blaze
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Engineering professors Mahdi Farahikia and Ping-Chuan Wang collaborated with alumni Louis Reyes ’23 (Mechanical Engineering) and Matthew Krumholtz ’23 (Mechanical
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More than 60 SUNY New Paltz students in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering showcased 12 ingenious capstone projects and prototypes
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Shortly after completing a Bachelor of Arts in Music, Phoebe Heretz ’24 (Physics & Astronomy) moved to New Paltz in 2017
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The SUNY New Paltz Student Research Symposium returned for its milestone 30th year of students sharing outcomes from their
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The SUNY New Paltz Department of Chemistry hosted the 24th annual Mid-Hudson American Chemical Society Undergraduate Research Symposium on
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For diabetics, taking the insulin needed for survival poses a major hurdle. Typically, insulin pens must be at room
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Assistant Professor of Engineering Ping-Chuan Wang has studied computer chip longevity since his time in the private sector at
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SUNY New Paltz alumna Julia Yilmaz ‘23 (Sociology) came home from a study abroad experience in France with one key
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Among everything that Anna Benlien ’23 (Adolescence Education) read during her time at SUNY New Paltz, the one that stuck
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This has the potential to be literally groundbreaking. SUNY New Paltz undergraduate Glenda Rodrigues Santos Giordani ’25 is earning recognition
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dominic McBrayer recently co-authored an article with several alumni and current undergraduate co-authors published in February
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“Broken Monarchs,” an installation that began as her capstone thesis and was first exhibited in the Samuel Dorsky Museum
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It’s a difficult history, but one that all environmental activists should be aware of. A recent Honors Program thesis by
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It’s long been understood that reading fiction can help us be more empathetic with others. Two new studies from
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A record number of engineering students presented original research during the ninth annual SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC) at SUNY Maritime in
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For her senior Honors Program thesis, SUNY New Paltz alumna Hailey Meyer ’23 (Visual Arts Education) sought to make
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For businesses looking to make eco-friendly upgrades to their organization, navigating the process of acquiring federal funding can be
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The SUNY New Paltz Student Research Symposium returned on Friday, May 5, as students from across academic disciplines shared outcomes
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More than 70 SUNY New Paltz students in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering showcased innovative capstone projects and prototypes at
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For her Graphic Design senior thesis, Stephanie Rott ’23 sought to display SUNY New Paltz students’ personal graphic art
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Four SUNY New Paltz students received Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence at a SUNY-wide award ceremony on Monday, April 24,
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The Inauguration of SUNY New Paltz President Darrell P. Wheeler began on Wednesday, April 19, with a forum and
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Two New Paltz students recently presented their work at the 7th Annual Hudson Valley Medieval and Early Modern Studies
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Rebecca Shaw ’22 (Business) always considered herself aware of environmental issues, but it wasn’t until she studied fast fashion in
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From a search engine that may be a potential rival to Google to a student database for school districts,
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SUNY New Paltz announces the 2023 return of the President’s Award along with the Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence, which
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Years of learning about hitting marks, lighting cues and librettos have led Katie Gudzik ’22 (Theater Arts)’s Honors Program
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After meeting with transgender and nonbinary students on campus last year, Vanessa Grisales ’23 (Childhood Education; History) wanted to
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The Digital Scholarship Center (formerly the DASH Lab) is reopening at the Sojourner Truth Library in fall 2022, as an
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Mohonk Lake is a summer destination for swimming, kayaking, fishing and hiking, but for SUNY New Paltz rising senior
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Brooke Cammann (Art History; Chemistry) fell in love with Italian art history as a first-year student in the SUNY
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Can brain geometry help us understand mental health? Rising SUNY New Paltz seniors Amani-Dasia Agustin ’23 (Biology) and Anthony
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As eviction and housing crises loom over the U.S., recent SUNY New Paltz graduate Sarah Bale-Crowder ’22 (English) saw an
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Sophia Acquisto ’22 (Childhood Education) accomplished a lot during her time at New Paltz: Honors Program membership, SUNY Chancellor’s Award
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In a moment when people across the U.S. are racing to get back to activities they put off during the
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SUNY New Paltz students in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering showcased a wide variety of unique projects and original prototypes
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The SUNY New Paltz Student Research Symposium returned on Friday, May 6, as students from across academic disciplines shared outcomes
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A number of beloved spring semester traditions are back this year at SUNY New Paltz, with a full schedule of
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New Paltz students Hugo Ramirez Grijalba ’22 (Mechanical Engineering) and Justin Boswell ’22 (Mechanical Engineering) traveled to Anaheim, California,
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Four SUNY New Paltz students will receive SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence this spring, based on their distinctive academic,
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SUNY New Paltz’s Department of Theatre Arts puts on multiple productions a year. That means lots of rehearsals, lots
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Given the importance of addressing issues related to race, gender, sexuality and culture in educational settings, it can sometimes feel
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The world is changing faster than ever before. Are our brains able to keep pace? That’s the question that New
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The College’s Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities (RSCA) program is delighted to announce the winners of the spring 2022 Academic
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Student Clara Zonis ‘23 (History) of Schenectady, New York, presented a paper at the 15th Moravian Undergraduate Conference in Medieval
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From library robots to an encryption of a famous World War II code, SUNY New Paltz students from the Department
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SUNY New Paltz is pleased to announce the creation of the new President’s Award for Student Excellence, a campus-level honor
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New York is emerging as a leader in the movement toward more sustainable energy production. The state has committed
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SUNY New Paltz’s Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities (RSCA) office named Assistant Professor of Biology Lydia Bright the 2021 Faculty
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The Human Research Ethics Board at SUNY New Paltz, which reviews all human subjects research conducted by members of the
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The Student Research Symposium, New Paltz’s annual showcase of student-faculty scholarship, will return this year on Friday, April 30, in
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The Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity program (RSCA) reminds students and faculty of three upcoming deadlines for student researchers and
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The Research, Scholarship & Creative Activities program is delighted to announce the winners of the spring 2021 Academic Year Undergraduate
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The College’s Human Research Ethics Board (HREB) invites faculty to complete an Exempt Reviewer training and help facilitate student research
Read MoreThe following message was sent to faculty and staff on Oct. 26 Effective Oct. 26, 2020, in-person human subjects research
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SUNY New Paltz President Donald P. Christian believes that student research participation is one of several high-impact educational practices known
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Associate Professor of Biology David Richardson led a group of undergraduate research students to study how nitrogen and phosphorus can
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The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz has published a new report, “COVID-19: Local Leaders Respond,”
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The 26th annual Student Research Symposium will proceed in an online format this year with a series of pre-recorded presentations
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Yohely Espiritusanto ’20 (Biochemistry) used to believe that in order to achieve her educational and professional goals, she needed to
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Liz Brennan ’19 remembers when she really started to see the potential of technology as a teaching tool. “In one
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Not long after Justine Veras ’19 (Black Studies; Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies) began researching transgenerational trauma, she realized that
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SUNY New Paltz students in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering showcased projects years in the making at the annual Engineering
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The SUNY New Paltz Student Research Symposium marked its 25th anniversary on Friday, May 3, as undergraduate students gathered with
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One of the most valuable lessons Class of 2019 Salutatorian Reuben Slater ’19 (History; Anthropology) learned at SUNY New Paltz
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Class of 2019 Valedictorian Nicholas Piaquadio ’19 (Electrical Engineering; Physics) was no stranger to SUNY New Paltz even before he
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One of the toughest aspects of beginning college at age 12 is just getting people to believe you’re up for
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Heather Wander ’18 (Biology) of Sugar Loaf, New York, got off to a good start at SUNY New Paltz, landing
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A new exhibition on view at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art tells a story of entrepreneurship in Ulster County,
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Two SUNY New Paltz faculty and one May 2018 graduate have been working over the last two years at Christ
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Two-time SUNY New Paltz graduate Samrat Pathania ’13 (Mathematics; Adolescence Education – Physics) ’18g (Adolescence Education – Mathematics) has been
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Kirsten Walsh ’18 (Theatre Arts – Design and Technology), of Tannersville, N.Y., was named among the prize winners at the
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A massive new fiber analysis project is underway in the Division of Engineering Programs at SUNY New Paltz, with the
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Students and faculty of diverse majors gathered at venues all over the SUNY New Paltz campus on May 4 to
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A year’s worth of work in mechanical, electrical and computer engineering came to a head on May 4, 2018, at
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Many developed nations are already capitalizing on the potential of photovoltaics – including solar panels and other technologies – to
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In order to develop new and effective approaches to teaching, doesn’t it make sense to study how children learn? It
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Nearly 25 percent of all SUNY New Paltz undergraduate students undertake a study abroad experience during their time at the
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A 3D printing drone? Check. A solar-powered refrigerator? No problem. A human-powered, bicycle mounted device charger? Yep, we’ve got that
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SUNY New Paltz senior Ada Bellantoni 18 (Geography) has received the 2017 Student of the Year award from the New
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Six students representing the SUNY New Paltz Geography Department took home top honors at the American Association of Geographers (AAG)
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After his discharge from the U.S. Coast Guard, it took Lucas Tracy ’19 (Physics) a few tries before he found
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Student scholars who received funding from the Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities (RSCA) program presented their findings in a series
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The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz has released its 18th discussion brief, “The Marijuana Gateway
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Take a close look at the birds hanging around the SUNY New Paltz campus this fall, and you’ll notice that
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SUNY New Paltz student John Dawson ’18 (Electrical Engineering) will head to New Mexico this summer for a paid, three-month
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As Commencement weekend wound to a close on the afternoon of Sunday, May 21, more than 50 graduates of the
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The Division of Engineering Programs showcased its students’ years of hard work and creativity in electrical, computer and mechanical engineering
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As the spring 2017 semester wound to a close, students and faculty set aside the afternoon and evening of Friday,
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Four teams of SUNY New Paltz business students visited Marist College on April 7 to present at the Mid-Hudson Regional
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SUNY New Paltz students Andrea Bialosuknia ’19 (English) and Gabriella Pomata ’18 (English, Communication Studies) presented original research at the
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SUNY New Paltz has appointed Nancy Campos as director of the AMP & CSTEP Community Program (AC2), which combines the
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More than 15 teams of soon-to-be graduates representing SUNY New Paltz’s growing Division of Engineering Programs presented original designs and
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Undergraduate students who received funding from the Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities (RSCA) program for summer research projects presented findings and outcomes
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For more than 15 years, SUNY New Paltz has maintained an Institutional Agreement and partnership with Mohonk Preserve, New York
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Business students Christopher Whalen ’16 (Finance) and Devin Fiat ’16 (Finance) became the first SUNY New Paltz students to take
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More than 300 students representing all five of SUNY New Paltz’s disciplinary schools presented research and creative projects as part
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The SUNY New Paltz School of Business held its annual Business Plan Contest, the culmination of the spring semester Entrepreneurship
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