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Why Early SAT Prep is More Important than Ever
Why Early Preparation is More Important than Ever
SAT Stategies for 2010s with the new "Score Choice"
SAT Strategy for 2010s now that the SAT is "Score Choice"
Three Informational Meetings for WIRED Emerging Entrepreneur Scholarships
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Emma Willard School Explores Women, Power, and Possibility
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Lung Association: Back to School Often Means Back to Asthma for School-Age Children
The American Lung Association of New York today reminded parents and caregivers across New York State that when children return to school, they often return to dealing with asthma-related issues. Annually, school-age children with asthma miss almo...
AmeriCorps Job Fair Set for Sept. 9 at Main Street SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland and 10 community partners in the Cortland-based AmeriCorps project will hold a job fair from 2-4 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9, at the Main Street SUNY Cortland building located downtown at 9 Main St.
SUNY Cortland to Hold Series of Lectures on Inequality
Beginning this fall, SUNY Cortland will focus a yearlong series of lectures and cultural events on the theme of inequality.
SUNY Plattsburgh Named Among Best in the North by U.S. News & World Report
SUNY Plattsburgh has been named among the top schools in the 2009 edition of "America's Best Colleges" by U.S. News & World Report.
SUNY Cortland Staff Member Wins E-Learning Award
Blackboard Inc. presented its 2008 Blackboard Community Collaboration Award to Bryant Withers of Cortland, N.Y., a computer information specialist at SUNY Cortland.
Philip J. Buckenmeyer to Chair Kinesiology Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Philip J. Buckenmeyer of Liverpool, N.Y., as chair of the Kinesiology Department in the School of Professional Studies.
CSC President Tells of Progress
Chadron State College President Dr. Janie Park told about the college's progress on a wide range of topics during the fall's first all-campus meeting of CSC employees Friday.
Many Activities Scheduled for CSC Students
Chadron State College students have lots to keep them busy during the first week of the fall semester.
Genesee Community College Kicks-Off Fall Semester
Genesee Community College's Batavia Campus and the College's six campus centers were bustling this morning with the opening of the 2008-2009 academic year.
Michelle Kelly to Chair Foundations and Social Advocacy Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Michelle Kelly of Cortland, N.Y., as chair of the Foundations and Social Advocacy Department in the School of Education.
Andrea Lachance to Chair Childhood/Early Childhood Education Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Andrea Lachance of Ithaca, N.Y., as chair of the Childhood and Early Childhood Education Department in the School of Education.
Brice Smith to Chair Physics Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Brice Smith of Ithaca, N.Y., as chair of the Physics Department in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Robert Spitzer to Chair Political Science Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Robert Spitzer of Cortland, N.Y., as chair of the Political Science Department in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Peter Ducey to Chair Biological Sciences Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Peter Ducey of Cortland, N.Y., as chair of the Biological Sciences Department in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Sheila Cohen to Chair Literacy Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Sheila Cohen of Cortland, N.Y., as chair of the Literacy Department.
Charles Heasley to Chair Art and Art History Department at SUNY Cortland
SUNY Cortland has appointed Charles Heasley of Cortland, N.Y., as chair of the Art and Art History Department in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Arnold Amell Appointed to Chair SUNY Plattsburgh College Council
Governor David Paterson has selected Arnold Amell to chair the College Council at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. Amell will fill the position that was vacated when former chair Donald Garrant stepped down earlier this sum...
New York City Dads Encouraged to Take Their Children to School
Fathers and father figures are urged to accompany their children to the first day of school this year, as part of a national Million Father March. New York City's public schools open Tuesday, Sept. 2.
WAMC Student Town Meeting Launches New Web Site
WAMC Northeast Public Radio is pleased to launch a new website for its Youth Media Project: Student Town Meetings. The new web design better reflects the contemporary nature of the project and the status it has attained as a state and national le...
Stephen Burwood Directs Clark Center for International Education
Stephen Burwood of Geneseo, N.Y., the assistant provost for international affairs at SUNY Geneseo, has been appointed as director of the James M. Clark Center for International Education at SUNY Cortland.
SUNY Plattsburgh Move-In Days Feature Strong Freshman Class
Saturday and Sunday are move-in days at SUNY Plattsburgh, and the freshman, now making their home on campus, are academically strong and rich in ethnic diversity.
“Love Letters” Kicks off Theater Season at SUNY Plattsburgh
The theater department at SUNY Plattsburgh presents Dr. Tim Palkovic and guest actor Leslie Simons (Hearn) in a one-night-only performance of A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" directed by Derrick A. Hopkins of Keeseville.
Chadron State Earns Spot in National Rankings
U.S. News & World Report has placed Chadron State College on its list of best baccalaureate colleges in the Midwest.
SUNY Plattsburgh Presents Calendar of Events Through Early October
The State University of New York College at Plattsburgh is pleased to announce a calendar of events through early October. This calendar contains a sampling of arts, workshops, talks and other events at the college.
Children Invited to Join Treblemakers at CSC
Children in the Chadron area will soon have another opportunity to advance their musical talents.
PFP Receives Inaugural “Make A Difference Award” From Philanthropic Educational Toy Company Learning is an Art
Physicians for Peace has been awarded the inaugural "Make A Difference Award" by Learning is an Art. The award recognizes charitable organizations for their "dedication to creating sustainable change in the lives of individuals in need."
WIRED Biotechnology Program Gives Students Glimpse of High-Tech Future Careers
Lauren Mullen, a senior at Byron-Bergen High School, plans to attend college after graduation to study veterinary science. This summer, she took the opportunity to participate in the WIRED Biotechnology Program at Genesee Community College, a cour...
Expert to Speak on Autism and Similar Disorders, Sept. 10
An expert in the holistic treatment of autism and similar disorders will discuss her methods and practices at a talk on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus in September.
Plattsburgh Native Takes Reins of Plattsburgh State Museum
Plattsburgh native Cecilia Esposito has become the new director of the Plattsburgh State Art Museum. She has taken the place of Edward Brohel who served as director for 30 years and retired earlier this summer.
CSC Expecting Another Enrollment Increase
Chadron State College is expecting its third consecutive fall enrollment increase when classes begin Monday, Aug. 25.
Police Officer to Have Quarters on CSC Campus
In an effort to improve Chadron State College's security and safety, a full-time officer of the Chadron Police Department will have an office in CSC's Kent Residence Hall during the upcoming year. The measure received unanimous approval from the C...
Local Resident Graduates from SUNY Plattsburgh
Megan Goolden, of Potsdam, N.Y., has graduated from the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. Goolden, who was also named to the college's Dean's List last semester, now holds a bachelor's degree in communication disorders and scien...
New Students Report to CSC This Week
Chadron State College's new students will report to campus this week to start getting ready for the start of the fall semester Monday, Aug. 25. The new student orientation will begin Thursday and run through the weekend.
Registration Open for Non-Matriculated Students
Area residents interested in expanding their horizons can sign up for undergraduate and graduate courses at SUNY Plattsburgh as non-matriculated students. They can explore an interest area, check out a degree program before applying for admission ...
Jewish Literature Reading and Discussion Series to Begin on Aug. 27
The Memorial Library at SUNY Cortland will host a five-part reading and discussion series called "Let's Talk About It: Jewish Literature - Identity and Imagination" starting on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
NYS Writers Institute, Announces Fall 2008 Schedule of Events
NYS Writers Institute, Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, Announces Fall 2008 Schedule of Events
NYSBA Hails Approval of Student Loan Forgiveness Legislation
New York State Bar Association President Bernice K. Leber (Arent Fox LLP) today praised Congress and the President for their approval of student loan forgiveness legislation designed to assist law school graduates who commit to working in public ...
CSC Cheerleader Tryouts Set for Aug. 26-28
Chadron State College will have cheerleader tryouts Tuesday through Thursday, Aug. 26-28, at the Nelson Physical Activity Center. The tryouts will be 6-9 p.m. and are open to all full-time students who have cheerleading experience.
Correction: Parade Magazine Science Editor to Speak at SUNY Plattsburgh
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Rugar Street Traffic Limited to One-Way Traffic Saturday, Aug. 23
Saturday, Aug. 23 marks the opening of the residence halls at SUNY Plattsburgh. To ease the congestion along the roadway where most of the dorms are located, Rugar Street will become a one-way from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Jillissa Molnari Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Jillissa Molnari of Pleasant Hill was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded ...
Joseph Peterson Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Joseph Peterson of Cushing was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 ...
Jessica Garland Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Jessica Garland of Des Moines was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,0...
Heather Buch Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Heather Buch of Fairfield was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 t...
Kristina Grier Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Kristina Grier of Newton was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 to...
Erin Guzman Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Erin Guzman of Traer was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 to ass...
Ellen Sitzman Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Ellen Sitzmann of Kingsley was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 ...
Beau Brown Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Beau Brown of Anita was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 to assi...
Bailey Schlegel Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Bailey Schlegel of Des Moines was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,0...
Brett Recker Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Brett Recker of Hopkinton was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 t...
Miranda Romeo Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Miranda Romeo of Des Moines was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000...
Nickolas Lund Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Nickolas Lund of Waterloo was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000 t...
Steve W. Dietz Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Steve W. Dietz of Cedar Falls was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,0...
Andrea R Kanlagna Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Andrea Kanlagna of Iowa City was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,00...
Jennifer A. Stoelk Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Jennifer Stoelk of Westside was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded $1,000...
Anne M Hasenkamp Given Robert D. Blue Scholarship Award by Governor Chester Culver
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Anne M Hasenkamp of Council Bluffs was among the 20 students to receive a Robert D. Blue scholarship award from Iowa Governor Chester Culver in Des Moines. The Iowa students were each awarded...
CSC Galaxy Series to Feature Variety in 2008-09
The Chadron State College Galaxy Series of fine arts events and cultural programs will feature a wide variety of shows during the 2008-2009 academic year.
The Albany Academies Hires Girls Basketball Coach
The Albany Academies is pleased to announce the addition of veteran college coach Dan McGraw as the new Head Girls Varsity Basketball Coach for Albany Academy for Girls.
Sen. Nelson visits CSC on energy tour
U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson described Chadron State College's heating and cooling system as "good common sense" during a tour of the institution's wood-fired boiler Tuesday afternoon.
Annual State Fair Poll Shows Majority of Children Seek College Education
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that Batman may be facing competition for his job, according to College Savings Iowa's annual poll conducted at the Iowa State Fair. "One of the children surveyed this year wants to be super hero,...
CSC Child Development Center fall term starts Monday
The Chadron State College Child Development Center Laboratory is now accepting enrollment for early childhood care and education opportunities for families with children between the ages of 2 and 9 for the fall 2008 and spring 2009 terms.
SUNY Cortland to Begin New Year with Academic Convocation on Aug. 24
SUNY Cortland will open its 2008-09 academic year with an Academic Convocation on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 24, in the Park Center Alumni Arena.
CORRECTION: SUNY Cortland Schedules Plays, Musicals, Concerts for Fall
Note to Editor: A correction has been made to the time of the fall concert of Broadway music on Nov. 9.
CORRECTION: SUNY Cortland Students Return to Campus; Classes Begin Aug. 25
Note To Editor: Corrections have been made on the date of the President's opening address and the date of the Academic Convocation.
SUNY Cortland Students Return to Campus; Classes Begin Aug. 25
Students begin returning to SUNY Cortland on Thursday, Aug. 21, when the campus will open its 16 residence halls to approximately 100 new residential students who did not attend the summer orientation program.
CSC Community Music Groups Getting Set for Fall
Chadron State College's two community music groups are seeking members as they get ready to start rehearsals for the fall.
Hofstra University Law Student Wins Special Committee on Animals and the Law's Student Writing Competition
ALBANY-The New York State Bar Association's Special Committee on Animals and the Law presented Laurel McNeill of Huntington Station with its first-place award in its inaugural Student Writing Competition. McNeill received a cash prize of $500 and ...
Michael P. Toglia to Retire from SUNY Cortland
Michael P. Toglia, who has served on the SUNY Cortland faculty for 30 years and is considered to be at the forefront on research in the fields of human cognition and information processing, will retire on Aug. 31.
Campbellsville University Hosts Kentucky Baptist Secretaries Association
Campbellsville University hosted the 22nd Annual Kentucky Baptist Secretaries Conference July 23-25 on campus.
Genesee Art Students Explore Griffis Sculpture Park
Students in Mary Lyn Nutting's 3-D Design course at Genesee's Arcade campus center this summer had the opportunity to experience art up close at the Griffis Sculpture Park in Ashford Hollow, NY, approximately 45 minutes south of Buffalo. The park ...
Campbellsville University Announces KHIPP Events for Fall Semester
CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY’S KENTUCKY HEARTLAND INSTITUTE ON PUBLIC POLICY TO DISCUSS FISCAL STRAITS, PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS AND ANALYSIS OF ELECTION
Virginia Governor Appoints New Members to William and Mary Board of Visitors
Colin G. Campbell, Timothy P. Dunn ('83) and Robert E. Scott (J.D. '68) have been appointed to the College of William and Mary's Board of Visitors, Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced today. In addition, Kaine reappointed R. Philip Herget III and ...
Rectortown, Va. resident, Timoth P. Dunn, named to College of William and Mary Board
Colin G. Campbell, Timothy P. Dunn ('83) and Robert E. Scott (J.D. '68) have been appointed to the College of William and Mary's Board of Visitors, Governor Timothy M. Kaine announced today. In addition, Kaine reappointed R. Philip Herget III and ...
Genesee Hosts Eight Chinese Students from Earthquake-Stricken Province
Genesee Community College will join 21 other State University of New York campuses in opening SUNY doors to 150 students from the Sichuan Province of western China, the site of a massive earthquake in May. Eight students from the province will att...
New SUNY Grant Boosts Nursing Education at Genesee Community College
A new State University of New York "high needs" program grant of $115,380 will boost the number of licensed practical nurses studying at Genesee to become registered nurses from about 15 to 35 or more each semester, Samson Olaode, Director of Gran...
Area's Top High School Students Attend Genesee Community College
Eighty six percent of the students identified in The Batavia Daily News' roster of "Top Ten" area high school students have attended Genesee Community College through the College's Accelerated Enrollment Program, Dr. Larene Hoelcle, Vice President...
Genesee Board of Trustees Appoints Six Faculty, Staff Members
President Stuart Steiner reported to Genesee Community College's Board of Trustees Monday evening that the following six new members have been appointed to the College's faculty and staff:
Campbellsville University Hosts Brazilians
Campbellsville University hosted 16 Brazilian higher education administrators from various private universities for a workshop July 20-28 dealing with how Campbellsville University and other public and private universities operate.
SUNY Plattsburgh Participates in "SUNY China 150 Young Leaders Program"
Ten years ago, the number of international students studying on the SUNY Plattsburgh campus fell in the dozens. The challenge faced by the fledgling program to attract more international students to its campus in upstate New York seemed daunting.
Area Leaders Join Paul Speranza at Genesee’s Fifth Annual Wolcott J. Humphrey III Symposium
Sandra A. Parker, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Rochester Business Alliance; Andrew J. Rudnick, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Buffalo Niagara Partnership; and New York State Senator Mary Lou Rath will join keynote spe...
Campbellsville University Employs Kerri Fathergill as Admissions Counselor
By Hillary C. Wright, student news writer
Campbellsville University Students Participate in Good Governance Forum in Washington, D.C.
By Joan C. McKinney, news and publications coordinator
Campbellsville University Registration Is Planned
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SUNY Plattsburgh Presents Calendar of Events
The State University of New York College at Plattsburgh is pleased to announce a calendar of events for August through early September. This calendar contains a sampling of events at the college.
Media Opportunity -- Education Reporters
With two months off during July and August, school superintendents must being having a quiet summer, right? Nothing could be further from the truth!
The Albany Academies Names New Faculty/Staff
(Albany) - The Albany Academies is pleased to announce the addition of four new faculty members to its Upper School along with a new school receptionist.
Audubon Baby to Receive College Savings Iowa BABY 529 Giveaway Award
State Treasurer Michael Fitzgerald announced today that an Audubon baby has been chosen to receive a $1,000 College Savings Iowa account, courtesy of the College Savings Iowa Baby 529 Giveaway. Baby Reagan, born at St. Anthony Regional Hospital in...
Corrected: “Make A Difference” Fair in Carroll Park
Children for Children (CFC), a not-for-profit organization, in partnership with People to People's Student Ambassador Programs, will mobilize hundreds of volunteers to carry out more than 25 service projects, all in one park, all in one afternoon ...
“Make A Difference” Fair in Carroll Park
Children for Children (CFC), a not-for-profit organization, in partnership with People to People's Student Ambassador Programs, will mobilize hundreds of volunteers to carry out more than 25 service projects, all in one park, all in one afternoon ...
PEF recommends alternatives to rebuild economy
The New York State Public Employees Federation (PEF), the state's largest white-collar union, today responded to Gov. David Paterson's concern that the state tax revenue is anticipated to be lower than expected with a longer economic downturn time.
Fickel to lead health professions program
Dr. Twila Fickel of Chadron has been hired to guide Chadron State College's health professions program beginning this fall.
Bookstore Manager Receives Honor
Validis Resources has presented its President's Award to Kay Hill, manager of Eagle Pride Bookstore at Chadron State College. The award signifies Hill as the 2008 on-campus bookstore runner-up manager of the year. It was presented during a ceremon...
Treasurer Fitzgerald to Fair-goers: Register to Win College Savings Iowa Account
State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald urges fair-goers to add a visit to the College Savings Iowa booth, located inside the Varied Industries Building, to their list of State Fair must-do's. "Make sure you pencil us in somewhere between sliding do...
Award Recipient Has Enjoyed Growth of CSC Range Program
For the second consecutive year, Chadron State College's outstanding teaching award has been awarded to a faculty member from its agriculture and rangeland management program.
Artis collection at CSC gaining significance
What was left behind by an art professor more than four decades ago may bring increased prominence for Chadron State College.
SUNY Cortland Professor Researches Infant Learning, Memory
A SUNY Cortland associate professor of psychology is making house calls to help parents and scientists better understand babies.
AG & NYS Horse Breeding Fund Gives $35,000 to Harness Museum
Peter Goold, executive director of the Agriculture & New York State Horse Breeding Development Fund (the Fund) today announced the Fund has provided $35,000 in funding for the Harness Racing Museum in Goshen, NY. The Museum will use the fundi...
Media Advisory: International Haiku Conference and Festival Comes to Plattsburgh
The International Haiku Conference and Festival at SUNY Plattsburgh is set to take place Tuesday, July 29 through Saturday, Aug. 2.
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Auction Process Goes Live Today
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) auction process goes live today, beginning 60 days of bid preparation for this first-in-the-nation auction of carbon dioxide (CO2) allowances to be held on Sept. 25.
Work Begins on CBN Connect Broadband Network
The Technical Assistance Center at SUNY Plattsburgh announced today that implementation of the first phase of CBN Connect, an open-access broadband fiber and wireless network has begun. This network will provide broadband service to areas in the N...
Richard M. Wheeler to Retire from SUNY Cortland
Richard M. Wheeler, who has served on the SUNY Cortland faculty for 35 years, will retire on Aug. 31. Wheeler, who was honored with a 1986 SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching, will earn the designation of professor and chair emeritu...
SUNY Cortland Seeks Volunteers for New Federal AmeriCorps Program
Thirteen AmeriCorps volunteers will be recruited from across the country to spend a year in Cortland County helping with a variety of community revitalization and improvement initiatives.
Department of Environmental Conservation Chair Pete Grannis and Secretary of State Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez
Under the auspices of the New York Ocean and Great Lakes Ecosystem Conservation Council, Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Pete Grannis and Secretary of State Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez today announced t...
Lynn Couturier to Chair Physical Education Department at SUNY Cortland
Lynn Couturier, head of the Health and Physical Education Department at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, will join SUNY Cortland on Monday, Aug. 4, as professor and chair of the Physical Education Department.
Jerome Casciani to Retire from SUNY Cortland
Jerome Casciani, who during his 38 years of service at SUNY Cortland has fulfilled the roles of teacher, coach, department chair and College administrator, will retire on Aug. 30. He has earned the designation of associate professor emeritus of ph...
Vicki Johnson Appointed Protestant Campus Minister at SUNY Cortland
Vicki Johnson of Binghamton, N.Y., was appointed SUNY Cortland Protestant campus minister and executive director of the Cortland County Council of Churches on July 1.
Don Sawyer III to Direct Multicultural Life at SUNY Cortland
Don Sawyer III of Syracuse, N.Y., who is completing his doctorate in sociology at Syracuse University, joined SUNY Cortland on July 14 in the newly created position of director of multicultural life.
HESC President Ross Praises Gov. Paterson’s Leadership on New York Student Loan
Governor David A. Paterson's leadership in supporting a proposal by the Governor's Commission on Higher Education to develop a student loan program for New York students was praised today by James C. Ross, president of the New York Higher Educatio...
The BEST Center Offers New Online Certificate Programs
The BEST Center at Genesee Community College has partnered with Flexstudy and the American Management Association (AMA), the number one management education and training organization in the United States, to offer online non-credit courses and cer...
Former Brockport Resident Earns State University of New York Chancellor’s Award
Matthew Salvatore, a former resident of Brockport was among the six SUNY Plattsburgh faculty and staff members to have been honored with a State University of New York Chancellor's Award.
Christmas in July at Genesee Community College
Christmas will be coming to Genesee Community College early this year. Students in the Performing Arts Experience at Genesee, the college's summer theatre workshop for area youth, will present Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, an adapta...
Former Las Vegas Resident Earns State University of New York Chancellor’s Award
Dr. Tracie Church Guzzio, a former resident of Las Vegas, was among the six SUNY Plattsburgh faculty members to have been honored with a State University of New York Chancellor's Award.
Former Cohoes Resident Receives SUNY Chancellor's Award
Peter J. Ensel III, a 1976 graduate of Cohoes High School and former Cohoes resident, was among the six SUNY Plattsburgh faculty members to have been honored with a State University of New York Chancellor's Award.
Dog-Days Notwithstanding, Education & Fun Rule at Landis Arboretum
Regardless of the weather, Capital Region residents will find relief and relaxation at the nearby Landis Arboretum. Hike, walk, enjoy and learn. The Arboretum grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk. Bring a lunch. And enjoy all that Landis of...
Plattsburgh Native Takes Reins of Plattsburgh State Museum
Plattsburgh native Cecilia Esposito has become the new director of the Plattsburgh State Art Museum. She has taken the place of Edward Brohel who served as director for 30 years and retired earlier this summer.
Martin D. Mannix Jr. Appointed to College Council at SUNY Plattsburgh
Martin D. Mannix Jr. of Plattsburgh, N.Y., has been appointed to the College Council at SUNY Plattsburgh by New York State Governor David Patterson.
SUNY Cortland's Newest Building Wins 'Green' Certification
A cutting-edge residential facility at SUNY Cortland was recently awarded a prestigious designation by the nation's leading evaluator of environmentally sustainable and energy efficient buildings.
Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology Launches New Online Graduate Certificate Program
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Genesee Community College Elects New Board Chairman
Genesee Community College's Board of Trustees unanimously elected Laurie J. Miller of Alexander as Chair of the Board of Trustees for the 2008-2009 year at its annual meeting held at the Batavia Campus Monday evening. The Board also elected Charle...
Bronx School Students Lend A Hand With Beautification Projects
Children for Children, a non-profit dedicated to engaging young people in service, announced that for the third consecutive year it will be teaming up with Digitas, a New York interactive agency, and the elementary school student and faculty volun...
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY GROUPS TO ANNOUNCE NEW RESOURCE
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Treasurer Fitzgerald Launches Baby 529 College Savings Giveaway Program
State Treasurer Michael L. Fitzgerald announced today that fifty-one hospitals are currently participating in a new program that promotes the importance of saving for college to the families of Iowa's youngest residents. "We want to send a message...
Genesee Community College Provides Scholarships to Emerging Entrepreneurs of All Ages and Interests
Have an idea for a new product or better service? Genesee Community College is seeking individuals with big dreams, innovative ideas and a desire to be their own boss to take part in a new entrepreneurship scholarship program. The program is targe...
Countdown to Cruise at the College
The second annual Cruise at the College is just two weeks away and organizers are gearing up for an exciting event. Scheduled for Saturday, July 26, 2008 at Genesee Community College, the cruise night will feature an evening of free family fun inc...
CORRECTION: SUNY Cortland Senior Receives Scholarship from Archaeological Association
NOTE TO EDITOR: THIS RELEASE IS A CORRECTION OF THE ORIGINAL RELEASE SENT OUT ON JULY 2, 2008. INFORMATION CHANGED OCCURED IN A PORTION OF THE AWARD NAME AND THE AWARD VALUE.