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Posted on: Thursday, June 17, 2021 at 10:00 AM

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IN THIS ISSUE

  • Planning guidance for returning remote employees to campus and flexible work options
  • Multiple flexible work options info sessions scheduled, starting this afternoon
  • New Paltz: The Alumni Magazine, Spring/Summer 2021 issue
  • College ranked no. 2 most affordable LGBTQ-friendly school in New York
  • Juneteenth in New Paltz: A day of celebration and reflection hosted by Elting Memorial Library and Historic Huguenot Street
  • From Chronogram: Other Juneteenth celebrations in the Hudson Valley
  • The Faculty/Staff Adventure Group is climbing Overlook Mountain this afternoon
  • Alumna builds career at intersection of paleontology and illustration
  • Events and resources
  • The latest from media
  • From our community: A graphic design senior thesis shares stories of addiction and recovery
 

News of the day

Planning guidance for returning remote employees to campus and flexible work options
Information and resources to help our community navigate this transition

Multiple flexible work options info sessions scheduled, starting this afternoon
The Office of Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion will cover who is eligible to participate, how to develop a plan and the approval process for flexible work options

New Paltz: The Alumni Magazine, Spring/Summer 2021 issue
Stories of hope, resilience and generosity from our Orange and Blue community

College ranked no. 2 most affordable LGBTQ-friendly school in New York
Higher ed report uses scores generated by the nonprofit Campus Pride Index

Juneteenth in New Paltz: A day of celebration and reflection hosted by Elting Memorial Library and Historic Huguenot Street
Saturday program includes a morning benedicion and dedication for Julia Jackson, the last surviving enslaved woman to live in New Paltz; Afternoon music and pot luck on Huguenot Street; And an evening screening of "Tulsa Burning: The 1921 Race Massacre" at Elting Library, with introductory remarks by SUNY New Paltz Professor Emeritus Zelbert Moore

From Chronogram: Other Juneteenth celebrations in the Hudson Valley
A round-up of events this weekend in Kingston, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and other HV towns observing the anniversary of the end of slavery in the U.S.

Rescheduled! The Faculty/Staff Adventure Group is climbing Overlook Mountain this afternoon
Five miles round trip to see a ruined hotel and a great view of Ashokan Reservoir
Carpool from campus at 4 p.m. or meet there around 4:45
Hike is not wheelchair accessible; There are options to meet in town afterwards

 
 
New Paltz Magazine: From Mermaids to Museums
Some of our favorite visuals in the newest issue of New Paltz: The Alumni Magazine come courtesy of Kate LoMedico Marriott ’17 (Visual Arts; Geology), who complements a career in paleontology with illustrations that express the majesty of invertebrate life.
Read her story, "From Mermaids to Museums," in the Spring/Summer 2021 issue, and find more of her scientific illustrations and research at www.katelomedicomarriott.com.
 

Resources, events and reminders

Info and instructions for sharing vaccination info with the College
Take this voluntary step and help us plan for the months ahead

SUNY Pride continues today with a Freedom Day program
Join for an exploration of themes related to the celebration of Juneteenth during Pride

Interested in working with engineering students on a project this year? Submit your proposal by June 25!
A call for faculty and staff to oversee Senior Design capstone projects, to be presented at next year's Engineering Design EXPO

Upcoming Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion trainings

 

Our next on-campus COVID-19 testing day is Monday, June 21
Students, faculty & staff can get free testing this summer at the College Terrace

SUNY New Paltz COVID-19 Dashboard
The College's tally of active cases, on-campus testing, positivity rates, quarantine and more

 

The latest from media

Kathy Goodell: Infra-Loop at the Dorsky Museum
In dialogue with the contemporary artist about the largest exhibition of her work to date
Art Spiel, 6/15/21

 

From Our Community

 
Graphic Design Thesis: Recovery Stories of New York Nina Guido
If you missed them at the end of the spring semester, you can still find more than two dozen stunning Graphic Design Senior Thesis projects published online. 
Nina Guido '21 offers one example of these young designers' skill and sophistication as visual communicators: A showcase of stories of opiod addiction, presented via printed zines, a webpage and an Instagram account.
 

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