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Posted on: Friday, March 5, 2021 at 10:00 AM

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IN THIS ISSUE

  • Coronavirus update: Six students have tested positive
  • Walk-in COVID-19 pool testing today at Awosting Hall
  • Two major events for students today!
    • Spring 2021 Virtual Career Fair, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
    • Seventh Annual Women's Leadership Summit, 4 p.m.
  • Provost Lyman’s March 2021 Report to Faculty
  • Letter from Vice President for Enrollment Management Jeff Gant
  • Get some fresh air with the Faculty/Staff Adventure Group this afternoon
  • Early Learning Wit Da Wrks with alumna Stephanie Whiteman '17
  • Events and resources
  • The latest from media
  • From our community: Kaisei Sugawara '18 in the New York Times
 

Coronavirus updates

Weekly COVID-19 testing information and resources
Pool testing is now available on a walk-in basis, Monday - Thursday, regardless of your major or employee bargaining unit; Friday PCR testing is appointment-only

Save time, check the line at the Awosting Hall testing center
Live updates every minute let you see if there's a wait before you come for testing

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

 

News of the day

The spring 2021 Virtual Career Fair is today!
Students and alumni can meet with employers from more than 40 organizations representing a variety of industries

Also today! The Seventh Annual Women's Leadership Summit
Get ready for today's networking event with this look back at seven outstanding alumnae who have connected with students at previous Summits

Provost Lyman’s March 2021 Report to Faculty
An update from the Division of Academic Affairs ahead of today's Faculty Senate meeting

Letter from Vice President for Enrollment Management Jeff Gant
Outlining goals, challenges, opportunities and strategies for recruitment and enrollment

Get some fresh air with the Faculty/Staff Adventure Group this afternoon
Join an outing to the Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary off Huguenot Street

 
 
‘Early Learning Wit Da Wrks’ with Ms. Stephanie
This month our alumni newsletter celebrates Stephanie Whiteman ’17 (Psychology; Black Studies) for succeeding as a Bronx-based educator at a time of unprecedented stress for schools, children, teachers and families. Stephanie is the founder of Early Learning Wit Da Wrks, a mission-driven tutoring business working to sustain literacy education through the pandemic, one student at a time.
 

Events, resources and reminders

Human Resources, Diversity & Inclusion trainings for early March
Upcoming sessions cover topics including password management, work/life balance and more; Click above for dates, times, descriptions and registration links

All of Me: An online support group for LGBTQ+ identified students
Weekly meetings hosted by the Counseling Center, Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m.

MBA info session today for those interested in an advanced business degree
Meet virtually with advisors about part-time and full-time options

Get details about the MA English graduate program, March 4 at 2 p.m.
Curriculum and career options tailored for both current students and alumni

SUNY Online Teaching Ambassador Rachel Rigolino will lead a pedagogy workshop, March 4 at 3:30 p.m.
Join for a discussion about "substantive interaction" in remote teaching and learning

 

The latest from media

Ulster County getting 3,340 doses of coronavirus vaccine this week
Supply is nearly five times more than in previous weeks
Daily Freeman, 3/1/21

 

From Our Community

 
New York Times: An ‘Old Men’s Club’ Dominates Japan. The Young Just Put Them on Notice.
Great to see alumnus Kaisei Sugawara '18 (International Relations) in a New York Times feature about the rising generation of young professionals in Japan. Kaisei is advancing quickly in his new role as an engineer at a security firm - a role for which he was recruited thanks in part to the international experience he got while studying at New Paltz. Read the full article, "An ‘Old Men’s Club’ Dominates Japan. The Young Just Put Them on Notice," at The New York Times. Photo by Noriko Hayashi for The New York Times.
 

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