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Alumni Reunion 2024
Forever Orange and Blue
SUNY New Paltz welcomed more than 300 alumni and their families back to campus for Alumni Reunion 2024
Alumni engage with big ideas as lifelong learners
Three alumni-led discussions took place, in addition to other lectures and talks
Strengthening New Paltz ties through its affinity groups
A total of seven affinity events, ranging from gatherings to a full-blown gala, took place over the weekend
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Alumna, CBS page welcomes New Paltz students to Stephen Colbert studio
‘The genre for me’
Alumna's passion for traditional Irish folk music led her to Ireland following graduation
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'Volunteering always brings me joy'
International alumnus dedicates life to public service
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Legacy of Opportunity
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Hawks Hoops for the Win
Men's and Women's basketball teams claim conference titles in one wild weekend
University mourns passing of its alumni
University remembers Rosemarie McBride, faculty member and two-time alumna, and John Cogswell, esteemed silversmith, educator and alumnus
Class Notes
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Dan Kohane (Political Science) received the 2023 Richard T. Boyette Award for Outstanding Contribution to the National Foundation for Judicial Excellence (NFJE).  He is a nationally known insurance coverage litigator and trial attorney who has a passion for teaching. Kohane has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Buffalo School of Law since 1988. 
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Bette Sloane (Photography) was awarded $5,000 as a Fund For Teachers fellow to explore the mathematical motifs present in the art of the indigenous cultures of Australia & New Zealand and develop class projects rooted in community and culture that connect geometric concepts to art while honoring a First Nations perspective. She was previously awarded the same grant in 2019 to travel to China and Japan.
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Marielena Ferrer-Harrington (Studio Art) was awarded the prestigious 2023 Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Award from the International Sculpture Center. Her work was selected from a pool of 182 nominees from 94 colleges & university sculpture programs in North America and abroad. Ferrer-Harrington's sculpture was featured in the award exhibition at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey, and Sculpture Magazine.
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