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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Category: School of Science & Engineering
With new grant, New Paltz leading SUNY effort to increase participation in STEM
SUNY New Paltz is a partner institution for a $4 million, five-year National Science Foundation (NSF) grant designed to increase the share of underrepresented minority students earning degrees in science, […]
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Make it yourself: Division of Engineering Programs holds first Senior Design EXPO
More than 15 teams of soon-to-be graduates representing SUNY New Paltz’s growing Division of Engineering Programs presented original designs and prototypes at the first Senior Design EXPO on Dec. 15. […]
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Still time to register for ’16-’17 Winter Session
SUNY New Paltz students can now register to earn three credits in three weeks during the Winter Session between the fall 2016 and spring 2017 semesters. All five academic schools […]
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Chemistry students open the lab to young scientists on Family Mole Night
The student-run Chemistry Club and the Chemistry Department welcomed local families to campus on Nov. 2 for Family Mole Night, an annual evening of fun, hands-on lab experiments for kids […]
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Engineering professor talks TINKER camp and manufacturing on radio broadcasts
Reena Dahle, assistant professor in the Division of Engineering Programs, recently appeared on two radio broadcasts, including the nationally-syndicated 51%, to discuss her work as an instructor and organizer of […]
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Program leaders gather to talk pathways to sustainability-related careers
SUNY New Paltz faculty representing programs in science, the liberal arts & sciences, education and business met with students this month to talk about how they can integrate sustainability in […]
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Memorial pays homage to beloved professor Heinz Meng
SUNY New Paltz alumni, faculty, staff, community members and several birds of prey joined family and close friends to remember Heinz Meng, emeritus professor of biology, on Sept. 25. The […]
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Alumni scholars and industry leaders return to campus for data analytics panel
Leading figures in the fields of computer science, quantitative analysis, health information technology, social science and marketing spoke before a packed Coykendall Science Building Auditorium on “Excelling in the Data-Driven […]
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SURE students talk summer research experience
Undergraduate students who received funding from the Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities (RSCA) program for summer research projects presented findings and outcomes at the beginning of the fall ’16 academic year. 2016 […]
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