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Daily Digest: SUNY New Paltz News

Posted on: Friday, January 22, 2021 at 10:00 AM

   
This newsletter is a daily source of campus news, useful tips, events information, and updates about confirmed cases of COVID-19 in our community. Read more here.
Students, faculty and staff will also receive important bulletins via NPForward text notifications.
 

IN THIS ISSUE

  • Coronavirus update: No new cases to report as of 4 p.m. yesterday
  • Students: Until you produce a negative COVID-19 test, you cannot attend in-person classes or use most campus facilities
  • Info and appointment links for all 13 state-operated vaccination sites
  • Message from the Student Association regarding the Mandatory Student Activities Fee
  • SUNY congratulates 2020 Police Chiefs Association Award recipients
  • Office 365 pro-tip: Schedule WebEx meetings from your Outlook online calendar
  • Register for SUNY's Student Success Summit, April 22 & 23
  • A groundbreaking at the future site of the New Paltz Firehouse
  • Events and resources
  • The latest from media
  • From our community: A homegrown meme from the Graphic Design Program
 

Coronavirus updates

Jan. 22 report on confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the campus community
No new cases to report as of 4 p.m. yesterday

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

SUNY System-wide COVID-19 Case Tracker
Published statistics from all 64 campuses, updated every 24 hours

New York's COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker
Statistics on vaccinations distributed and administered, updated daily

Call for volunteers: Support on-campus COVID-19 testing, Jan. 19 – Feb. 5
Those who volunteer at testing sites are eligible to schedule vaccine appointments per the state’s Phased Distribution Plan, though vaccine supplies remain limited and appointments may not be available for several weeks

 

News of the day

Info and appointment links for all 13 state-operated vaccination sites
These venues are in addition to sites being operated by counties
Appointment availability depends on supply

Message from the Student Association regarding the Mandatory Student Activities Fee
Fee covers services including peer-based mental health support, club programming, transportation, legal consultation, child-care, funding for research and more

SUNY congratulates 2020 Police Chiefs Association Award recipients
Honorees include New Paltz UPD Lieutenants Williams and Shaw, and Officers Nelson, Shadick, Mattison and Candela
Click above to read more about their service and watch the award ceremony

Office 365 pro-tip: Schedule WebEx meetings from your Outlook online calendar
Learn how to save yourself a step with with this new plug-in

Register for SUNY's Student Success Summit, April 22 & 23
Free conference for faculty and staff, tailored particularly for those in Student Success, Applied Learning and Advising
Interested in presenting? Submit a proposal by Feb. 1

 
 
New Paltz New Firehouse Groundbreaking 01 19 21 on YouTube
Local leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the future New Paltz Firehouse on Jan. 19, 2021. The new facility will be located on Henry W. Dubois Drive and will be larger, more energy efficient and more resilient than the current space on Plattekill Avenue.
Attending the event were President Donald P. Christian (not pictured), New Paltz Mayor Tim Rogers, Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan, Town Supervisor Neil Bettez, Fire Department Chief (and SUNY New Paltz alumnus) Cory Wirthmann '13 (Biology), Lori Dubord '94 (History), an alumna and former Commencement speaker who now works in the Governor's office of Storm Recovery, and Project Architect Rick Alfandre ’80 (Communication Studies), an alumnus who assisted with the project’s design and sustainability elements (not pictured).
Learn more about the project from the New Paltz Public Access video of the groundbreaking, and from this October 2020 Oracle article about the new firehouse.
 

Events, resources and reminders

Eight helpful reminders from ITS for spring 2021
Technology tips and tricks for faculty and staff, whether you're working on campus or remotely

Graduating in May 2021? Submit your application as soon as possible!
Apply online at my.newpaltz - it only takes a minute

Athletics & Wellness Center is open now for student use only
As during the fall semester, registration will be required to use the facility

Spring 2021 academic calendar
Information about registration, exams, deadlines and more

Spring 2021 holiday calendar
Plan ahead for scheduled office closures

Register now to join the 100 Days to Commencement celebration on Feb. 5
Future New Paltz alumni: Join for a chance to ask questions about graduation, and enter a raffle for NP swag!

 

The latest from media

Biden Era Begins With Mask Order, While Cuomo Pleads for More Vaccine
A round-up of the latest COVID-19 news in the Hudson Valley following the Inauguration
The River Newsroom, 1/20/21

 

From Our Community

 
Graphic Design Program on Instagram
The Graphic Design Program (@npzdesign) having some fun with the Bernie inauguration meme. Those mittens would fit right in on our campus in January.
 

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