SUNY New Paltz will celebrate the career and contributions of Everton H. Henriques ’78 ’83g (Chemistry), a chemist, engineer, entrepreneur, inventor, manufacturing consultant, business executive, philanthropist and long-time supporter and […]
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Twenty-eight SUNY New Paltz alumnae and thought leaders offered first-hand career advice on accelerating and achieving professional goals to students at the 7th annual Women’s Leadership Summit on March 30, […]
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SUNY New Paltz is excited to present a virtual event with Judy Heumann, the “internationally recognized bad-ass disability activist” and former Special Advisor for International Disability Rights at the […]
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Given the importance of addressing issues related to race, gender, sexuality and culture in educational settings, it can sometimes feel like other aspects of identity, including disability status, get crowded […]
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SUNY New Paltz is planning a Commencement weekend on May 20, 21 & 22, 2022, that resembles celebrations in 2019 and years prior: Three in-person ceremonies will be held […]
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The School of Education at SUNY New Paltz invites education professionals, parents, students and community members to the 27th annual Multicultural Education Conference on Friday, March 25, from 8:30 a.m. […]
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SUNY New Paltz is pleased to announce the 40 young alumni honorees for the College’s 2022 40 Under Forty awards. An event will be held to honor the award recipients on […]
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Faculty program directors and graduate admission experts will be meeting virtually with prospective students at info sessions this month, and all are welcome to attend! February sessions feature programs covering […]
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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 Year Undergraduate Research Experience (AYURE) awards, which provide funding for […]
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Growing up in a home where both parents worked in education didn’t guarantee that the Herrera sisters would all become teachers, but it probably explains why they all […]
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