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SUNY New Paltz celebrates virtual 2020 Alumni Reunion
The College's alumni community embraces changes to reunion weekend

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Alumna’s philanthropic contributions support Scholar’s Mentorship Program

Alumna’s philanthropic contributions support the Scholar’s Mentorship Program

Donated funds help the College acquire computers for remote learning

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The show must go on

SUNY New Paltz talent supports the 2020 Woodstock Film Festival

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FEATURED PHOTO

Labyrinth & Lemon Squeeze at Mohonk Mountain

Join Founding Director of Evolutionary Studies and Professor of Psychology
Glenn Geher and current Director of Alumni Relations Shana Circe ’02 (Art Education) ’08g (Visual Arts Education) on a virtual hike of the Labyrinth & Lemon Squeeze at Mohonk Mountain.
Watch the video on YouTube!
Photo by Robin Weinstein ’14 (Photography). Follow @robstagram on Instagram for more.

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A national search is underway to appoint a new Director of Alumni Relations

The College is seeking an experienced, dynamic and creative professional who will plan and implement a comprehensive program of activities that establishes and maintains relationships with the approximately 64,000 New Paltz alumni worldwide. Learn more online and apply now!

FEATURED EVENTS

Virtual Harrington STEM Lecture Series
Nov. 10 at 5 p.m.
“Primordial Black Holes, Dark Matter, and the Post-Inflationary Universe” with Scott Watson, associate professor of physics at Syracuse University

Dismantling Racism: Checking in Post-Election
Nov. 12 at 4:45 p.m.
SUNY New Paltz will hold the next installment in its series of town hall dialogues on race and racism

Distinguished Speaker Series
Nov. 17 at 7 p.m.
“Building a Better Future by Supporting Academic Innovation and Entrepreneurship” with Rodney D. Priestley, associate director, Princeton Center for Complex Materials

FEATURED QUOTE

“Starting a non-profit basketball organization had been a dream of mine. I felt like my worth was going to be in working with the youth: Giving them some insight and wisdom, and mentoring them about what I’ve learned, in the same way my mentors did for me.”

- Nate Duran ’18 (Management)