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Tony Falco ’83 creates one-of-a-kind music venue despite zero tickets sold 

Alum taps scientific and artistic talents to serve his Hudson Valley community
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One way to be a world-class storyteller? Visualize it

Graphic design major shapes impressive portfolio as National Geographic intern
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New Paltz Magazine - Alumni Viewpoint  

What it’s like to be a first-generation college student 
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"We will hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope" - Martin Luther King Jr., Aug. 28, 1963
Even those who walk by it every day may not be aware that "Cliffside," the sculpture by Professor Emeritus Manny Bromberg mounted on the side of the Humanities building, was originally dedicated in honor of Dr. King. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the sculpture's installation. Bromberg returned to campus in 2016 for a rededication ceremony.

2020 Alumni Awards

Submit a nomination today! 

Do you know New Paltz alumni doing outstanding work in their fields and in their communities? We want to hear from you! Nominations are now being accepted for the Distinguished Alumni Service Award, Alumni Professional Achievement Award and the Friends of the Alumni Association Award. The deadline to submit nominations is Feb. 28. 

FEATURED EVENTS
Alumni Night at the Theatre 
March 6, 2020 

Join alumni and friends for an alumni reception followed by a production of "She Kills Monsters." 
Washington, D.C., alumni and student mixer 
March 16, 2020  

Save the date for our multi-generational alumni and current student reception.
First World Reunion
May 1-3, 2020 

 Join alumni, students, professors and administrators to celebrate the rich heritage, culture and growing diversity at the College. 

FEATURED QUOTE
"The moral of this film project is that these survivors DID survive. They are energetic, articulate and eager to tell their stories and to contribute to our community. We must teach not always of the brutality of the Nazi perpetrators, but more of the humanity of the victims and survivors — let’s tell their stories and teach how they survived.”
- Miriam Klein Kassenoff ’74 (Secondary Education 7-12; English), director of the Holocaust Teacher Institute at University of Miami’s School of Education
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