Students return from Israel after inspiring workshop in disaster preparedness
SUNY New Paltz graduate students were brought together with their Israeli counterparts in January during a weeklong workshop in crisis
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President’s Report to Academic and Professional Faculty
Read President Donald Christian’s January Report to Academic and Professional Faculty Happy New Year, and welcome to what I hope
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Latest CRREO discussion brief focuses on property taxation
The Center for Research, Regional Education and Outreach (CRREO) at SUNY New Paltz examines the issues and options regarding property
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Ottaway Visiting Professor to be introduced to New Paltz campus
Author and multimedia narrative journalist Alissa Quart, this year’s James H. Ottaway Sr. Visiting Professor of Journalism, will be introduced to
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Pianist Frederic Chiu’s ‘Classical Smackdown’ features Prokofiev vs. Debussy
The Department of Music at SUNY New Paltz presents “Classical Smackdown,” an innovative musical experience performed by pianist Frederic Chiu.
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Fall 2014 Dean’s List announced
SUNY New Paltz has announced its Dean’s List for the fall 2014 semester. Dean’s List designation is reserved for students
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Spring exhibitions to open at The Dorsky Museum
On Saturday, Feb. 7, from 5–7 p.m., the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz will host a
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Faculty to help judge annual ceramics competition
SUNY New Paltz faculty will be on hand to judge the competition at MUDD 2015, the third annual All Ceramics
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Faculty and staff awards, honors, and appointments
Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members for their notable awards, honors, appointments and promotions: Lauren Basciani (Administration &
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College mourns the passing of Emeritus Professor Alfred Marks
It is with great sadness that the College shares the news of the passing of Emeritus Professor Alfred Marks. Marks
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New Paltz ranked ‘best value’ college
SUNY New Paltz was named to the list of “100 Best Values in Public Colleges,” according to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine’s
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SUNY New Paltz 2014 Year in Review
As 2014 comes to an end, join us as we look back at some of this year’s highlights at SUNY
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College to end bottled water sales
In an effort to be more sustainable, the Campus Auxiliary Services (CAS) board of directors has unanimously voted to discontinue
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College mourns the passing of Carleton Mabee, professor emeritus of history
It is with great sadness that the College shares the news of the passing of Carleton Mabee, who was a
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College hosts annual holiday luncheon for classified staff
As a gesture of appreciation and in recognition of classified staff members’ service, the College hosted the 29th annual Appreciation
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Onika Jervis ’93 ’06g serves on Alumni Advisory Council
Onika T. Jervis ’93 (Biology) ’06g (Education Administration and Supervision) has devoted her career to creating a strong sense of community among people
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Alumni Day of Service on Jan. 19 demonstrates the power of the SUNY New Paltz network
Alumni volunteers, whether associated with SUNY New Paltz or with other communities across the world, will be celebrated during Alumni
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Alumna sees herself grow with the College
After spending so many years focused on potential students, Shana Bender Circe ’02 ’06g (Visual Arts Education) sees her appointment
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SUNY New Paltz 2014 Year in Review
A prosthetic hand made for a young boy, HBO’s visit to campus, thousands of dollars found in a used piece
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Interim dean of the School of Fine and Performing Arts named to Walkway Over the Hudson board of directors
Members of the Walkway Over the Hudson organization recently voted to add five new directors to its board—including New Paltz’s
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College honors outstanding grads
SUNY New Paltz honored students with Outstanding Graduate Awards at a ceremony on Thursday, Dec. 11, in the Multi-Purpose Room.
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The Dorsky Museum announces Videofreex: The Art of Guerrilla Television exhibition
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at the SUNY New Paltz is delighted to present Videofreex: The Art of Guerrilla
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Faculty and staff awards, honors, and appointments
Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members for their notable awards, honors, appointments and promotions: New Paltz faculty from
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College featured in new HBO “Girls” promo
Back in July, New Paltz was transformed into a television set as the cast and crew of “Girls” came to
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President’s Report to Academic and Professional Faculty
Read New Paltz President Donald Christian’s December Report to Academic and Professional Faculty As we enter the final days of
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College mourns the passing of Marleigh Grayer Ryan
It is with great sadness that the College shares the news of the passing of Marleigh Grayer Ryan, former dean
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Students perfect teaching skills in virtual classroom
Education majors are getting real word teaching experience thanks in part to TeachLivE™, a mixed-reality simulation lab that supports teacher practice
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Distinguished professor Keqin Li named IEEE Fellow
SUNY New Paltz distinguished professor Keqin Li (Computer Science) has been named an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Fellow
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Academic Minute features faculty research on intersection of criminology and public health
Eve Waltermaurer, associate professor (Sociology) and director of research and evaluation (CRREO) at SUNY New Paltz, was recently featured on the
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New Paltz joins the #GivingTuesday Movement
SUNY New Paltz has joined the more than 10,000 organizations worldwide in #Giving Tuesday, a movement aimed at encouraging people
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Uniform sexual assault policy announced for all SUNY campuses
The video above was created by the New Paltz Student Association in support of the national “It’s On Us” campaign.
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College celebrates diversity during International Ed Week
SUNY New Paltz participated in International Education Week (IEW), a national program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education aimed
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Faculty and staff awards, honors, and appointments
Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members for their notable awards, honors, appointments and promotions: John Behnke (University Police)
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Giving back – Service shapes alumni outcomes
Dedicating time to service builds a strong sense of leadership and ambition that often leaves a lasting impact on those
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Inspired by social psychology, alumna transforms student life
Robin Cohen-La Valle ’77 (Psychology and Communication) ’82g (Psychology) can trace her professional track directly back to her master’s thesis.
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Alumni Advisory Council allows alumnus to reconnect with college
Desmond Murray ’82 (Communication) has put his major and personal connections to work in a new role at SUNY New
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Global Orange and Blue event on Dec. 4 to unite SUNY New Paltz worldwide
In a new worldwide event, alumni, students, and friends of the College are encouraged to celebrate their SUNY New Paltz
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Student work on display at Veteran Arts Showcase
Undergraduate student Adelia Roberts ’15 (Painting & Drawing) is among a handful of artists who will have their work featured
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Holiday open house and awards luncheon set for this month
’Tis the season of celebrations! Share the holiday spirit with colleagues and friends at these two festive events: Please save
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SUNY New Paltz athletics to host kids’ sports night Nov. 21
The SUNY New Paltz Department of Athletics, Wellness & Recreation will be hosting kids’ sports night for elementary school students,
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President Christian addresses Ulster Chamber
SUNY New Paltz President Donald P. Christian served as the guest speaker at the Tuesday, Nov. 18, meeting of the
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There’s still time to donate to the winter coat drive
Now in its fifth year, the College’s winter coat drive, sponsored by the Office of Environmental Health & Safety and
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College Council schedules its next meeting
The College Council will hold its next meeting at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 20, in the Haggerty Administration Building,
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One Book/One New Paltz events set for Nov. 16-23
In honor this year’s community read “Nemesis,” by Philip Roth, One Book/One New Paltz will host an array of community
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Student artwork on display at Historic Huguenot Street
The Ceramics program at SUNY New Paltz is collaborating with Historic Huguenot Street (HHS) to present “Insight/On Site,” an exhibit of
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Architect and contractor Adam Kushner to speak on his attempt to build the world’s first 3D-printed estate
The Hudson Valley Advanced Manufacturing Center (HVAMC) will welcome New York City-based architect and contractor Adam Kushner of Kushner Studios
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Chinese Business Delegation visits campus
SUNY New Paltz and the Hudson Valley Technology Development Center (HVTDC) teamed up recently to welcome Chinese delegates from Wuhan,
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President’s Report to Academic and Professional Faculty
Read New Paltz President Donald P. Christian’s November Report to Academic and Professional Faculty SUNYAC Championships. Congratulations to our student-athletes,
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U.S. Foreign Policy panel discussion set for Nov. 20
The SUNY New Paltz Center for Middle Eastern Dialogue and the Department of Political Science and International Relations will sponsor
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Award-winning musical “Rent” to be performed
The Department of Theatre Arts at SUNY New Paltz proudly presents Jonathan Larson’s award-winning musical, “Rent,” from Nov. 13-15 &
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Field hockey and women’s volleyball teams off to NCAA Tournament
Story updated 11/14/14 The SUNY New Paltz field hockey and women’s volleyball teams achieved a feat never before seen in
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College hosts Veterans Day dinner
More than 60 SUNY New Paltz students, faculty and staff veterans, service members and dependents attended the first-ever “Veterans Day
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Award-winning industrial designer says 3D printing changing prosthetics field forever
Scott Summit, founder of Bespoke Innovation, which creates prosthetics using 3D technology, paid a visit to the SUNY New Paltz campus
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Students and faculty team up for “Piano Riot” performance
The Department of Music at SUNY New Paltz presents “Piano Riot: Music for Four and Six Hands,” on Tuesday, Nov.
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Business Day Conference set for Nov. 12
New Paltz’s student chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) will hold the 19th Annual Business Day Conference on Wednesday, Nov.
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Green infrastructure projects highlighted in documentary
New Paltz biology professor David Richardson and students from multiple academic disciplines have produced a documentary about the College’s ongoing
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College creates real-world applications for regional businesses using 3D technology
Since launching its groundbreaking 3D Printing Initiative just over a year ago, SUNY New Paltz has quickly become the premiere
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New Paltz among country’s smartest public colleges
Business Insider has ranked SUNY New Paltz as one of the top 104 smartest public colleges in the nation. The
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Dorsky Museum announces Hudson Valley Artists Purchase Award recipients
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art has purchased two artworks, “Grove Trophy Border Plate,” by Holly Hughes and “Strapat,” by
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College to test mass notification system
SUNY New Paltz will perform an audible test of its mass notification speaker system on Monday, Nov.10, at approximately 1
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Faculty and staff awards, honors, and appointments
Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members for their notable awards, honors, and appointments and promotions: STEPHANIE ARCONE (Custodial)
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Students master the Portuguese language in hybrid course
SUNY New Paltz students are “traveling” to Brazil to learn Portuguese thanks to a distance learning course run in conjunction
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Professor releases new book, proceeds benefit local food bank
Howard Good’s collection of poems titled “Fugitive Pieces” is his latest book in a string of nearly two-dozen publications written over
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College takes steps to ensure Ebola preparedness on campus
While there have been no Ebola cases on the New Paltz campus, the College is taking steps to ensure our preparedness,
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College names next Ottaway Visiting Professor
Author and multimedia narrative journalist Alissa Quart will join the SUNY New Paltz faculty in spring 2015 as this year’s
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College unveils new transit hub
The construction of the new Campus Transit Hub, located at the entrance of the Route 32 parking lot, goes hand
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Winn “excited and honored” to serve on Alumni Advisory Council
Anthony Winn ’92 (business management) caught the “public service bug” as a student leader at New Paltz, a passion that
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Alum starts business, launches app for learners with Autism
After 14 years in the mental health field, Stacey Trapani-Barber ’00 (Psychology) recently started her own consultation business and created
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Alum’s architecture firm wins Building Project of the Year award
Congratulations are in order for alumnus Rick Alfandre ’80 (Communication Studies) and his firm Alfandre Architecture based in New Paltz.The
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Business Leaders of the 21st Century share path to success
From London to New Paltz, the message was clear. Network, get involved and be relevant. These were the overwhelming sentiments
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Richard Louv delivers Distinguished Speaker Series lecture on “The Nature-Rich Life”
On Tuesday, Oct. 21, journalist and author Richard Louv visited the New Paltz campus to speak on “The Nature-Rich Life”
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Students get hands-on with the chemistry of candy
In celebration of National Chemistry Week, the Chemistry Department welcomed more than 40 students, ages 6-12, to campus on Wednesday,
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Students encouraged to pursue advanced education during college visit
On Wednesday, Oct. 22, SUNY New Paltz welcomed 80 students from George Cooke Elementary School in an effort to give
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College celebrates National Food Day with ‘Campus Crunch,’ Oct. 24
SUNY New Paltz, along with 16 other colleges and universities from around New York State, will take part in the
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President’s Report to Academic and Professional Faculty
Read New Paltz President Donald P. Christian’s October Report to Academic and Professional Faculty Open House for Prospective Students and
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CRREO releases interactive map that answers the question “What if Congress was like us?”
With Election Day fast approaching, the Center for Research, Regional Education, and Outreach (CRREO) at SUNY New Paltz is answering
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Award-winning industrial designer Scott Summit to speak on “3D Printing: Using the Body to Design for the Body”
The Hudson Valley Advanced Manufacturing Center at SUNY New Paltz welcomes award-winning industrial designer Scott Summit to speak on “3D
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Campus community gives back on Make a Difference Day
More than 300 members of the New Paltz campus community gathered together in support of the local community during Make
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Professor to host seminar on Ebola mapping project
“Helping with the Ebola crisis in West Africa: A Humanitarian, OpenStreetMap Team” seminar, led by geography Professor Lawrence McGlinn, will
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College hosts Hudson Valley Farm to Institution Summit
Yesterday, more than 125 local practitioners working to bring regionally-produced food to schools, colleges, hospitals, food pantries and other venues, and educate their eaters
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Exhibition first presented and organized by The Dorsky on display in Albany
The Dorsky exhibition Along His Own Lines: A Retrospective of New York Realist Eugene Speicher is heading to Albany, N.Y.,
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College hosts 20th annual Multicultural Education Conference
The School of Education at SUNY New Paltz is one of a number of sponsors hosting the 20th annual Multicultural
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From Gutenberg to Google Books: Students investigate the history of the book
Students in Associate Professor Tom Olsen’s (English) senior seminar course “From Gutenberg to Google Books” got a firsthand look at
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CRREO and League of Women Voters to sponsor debate on redistricting amendment
The Center for Research, Regional Education and Outreach (CRREO) at SUNY New Paltz, in conjunction with the League of Women
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Alumna to give lecture on braille signage and the arts
The School of Fine & Performing Arts at SUNY New Paltz will welcome Diane Bradley ’69 to speak on braille
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New major in mechanical engineering
As the Mid-Hudson Valley focuses on addressing the critical shortage of engineers needed to serve advanced manufacturing activities in the
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Faculty member and alumna collaborate on ‘Street Dressing’ exhibition
SUNY New Paltz faculty member Joan Barker and alumna Allison Constant ’12 (Painting/Photography), who met at New Paltz while Barker
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Scholarship recipients say “thank you” at Day of Gratitude event
The Office of Development recently hosted a special Day of Gratitude event for current SUNY New Paltz scholarship recipients. Roughly
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IDMH training for mental health professionals helps provide solutions for effective treatment of depression
The Institute for Disaster Mental Health (IDMH) at SUNY New Paltz hosted a two-day professional training on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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School of Education honors recipients of Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
The School of Education recently recognized five recipients of this year’s Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Since 1984, the
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SUNY New Paltz Distinguished Speaker Series welcomes journalist and author Richard Louv
SUNY Paltz New Paltz Distinguished Speaker Series proudly welcomes journalist and author Richard Louv to speak on “The Nature-Rich Life,”
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College formalizes partnership with Ben Gurion University
SUNY New Paltz hosted a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony today, Oct. 6, to formalize a collaborative relationship agreement
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Journalism professor’s book named best in nation
SUNY New Paltz journalism professor Robert Miraldi’s biography of a famous American investigative reporter has been named the best journalism
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Construction on campus in full swing this fall
Construction is in full swing on the SUNY New Paltz campus this fall as various projects are currently underway and
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College forges 3D printing partnership with 3D Systems
Following the recent awarding of a $10 million dollar New York State investment in SUNY New Paltz’s Engineering Innovation Hub,
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Staff and SUNY Chancellor’s award winner recognized at annual classified staff gathering
More than 30 SUNY New Paltz classified staff members were recognized on Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the annual classified staff
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For theatre alumni, connections are everything
Chris Lavin ’10 always knew he wanted a career in theatre, and ended up finding his niche in costume technology
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Faculty and staff awards, honors, and appointments
Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members for their notable awards, honors, and appointments and promotions: Joanne Aguilera (Human
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College pledges support for national campaign on sexual assault prevention
Earlier this month, President Barack Obama launched the “It’s On Us“ Sexual Assault Prevention Campaign—an awareness initiative to help put
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SUNY New Paltz hosts 19th Congressional District Candidate Forum on Sustainability
The Center for Research, Regional Education and Outreach (CRREO) at the State University of New York at New Paltz, in
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