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Students Share How SUNY's ASAP Program Has Been Instrumental In Their Success
"ASAP has been an essential part of my academic journey. The personalized academic advising, regular check-ins, community, and financial support have all worked in tandem to allow me to continue and succeed in my studies." James Harris, Teacher Education Transfer major
Between Classes With...Dr. Melissa Evans, Psychology Instructor
What is industrial organizational psychology? Dr. Evans shares her expertise.
Meet Warren Baynes, Student Cohost For Our College Podcast
"I'll be giving my perspective and listening to other people's perspectives. I think it's important for people to understand the context of where we are today and I think I can help with that, so we know why things are the way they are and how we can change them."
Internship Spotlight: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Over the summer, Biotechnology major Evangeline Green was one of only seven students from Capital Region colleges chosen for a paid internship at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, a leading biotechnology company that invents, develops, and commercializes life-transforming medicines for people with serious diseases. She is interning there again this fall!
Culinary Arts Lab Named for Longtime Dean of the School of Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism
Dr. David E. Brough retired on Aug. 31. During his nearly four decades at SUNY Schenectady, he demonstrated a steadfast commitment to academic excellence, student success, and collegial leadership, leaving a lasting impact on students, faculty, and the institution
United States Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy Visits SUNY Schenectady To Tout College's Enhanced Air Traffic Control Degree Program
Secretary Duffy toured the Air Traffic Control Simulator Lab while speaking with faculty and current students in the FAA-approved Enhanced Air Traffic-Collegiate Training Initiative (AT-CTI) degree program.
Alumnus Spotlight: Executive Chef Mihalis "Mo" Tzovaras '13, Culinary Arts
Executive Chef Tzovaras oversees a staff of 10 employees at Milas and enjoys watching people grow within the industry. "I love teaching people how to do different things they haven't done before. Likewise, I love to learn something new. I get excited about trying out a new technique and it's most gratifying to share that with other people. Over the years I try to lead by example and with empathy. At the same time, I take the things I like from chefs and I do those things."
Get To Know Hema Singh, Student Trustee and Criminal Justice Major
"I want to set a positive example by demonstrating the importance of balancing leadership responsibilities with academic commitment and personal accountability."
What Is A Microcredential?
Microcredentials provide in-demand skills, know-how and experience. Stackable microcredentials can also provide a pathway to a certificate or to an initial or advanced degree.
College Announces Winner of Grattidge-Ohnstad Science Competition
Kell Berliner is completing his A.S. degree in Science and earning his pre-requisites for medical school which he plans to attend in Fall 2027 to become a primary care doctor.