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Connecting More Students To Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Is Focus of New Partnership Between SUNY and Benefits Data Trust
SUNY Schenectady is one of five SUNY community colleges to participate in new initiative to link students with food resources.
"I Started at SUNY Schenectady!" Five Questions with Communications Professional Lashay Broomer, Class of 2023
Lashay Broomer works full time as a Communications Coordinator for a statewide education agency, has her own social media/website management company, and is a student. She tells us how she manages all of this and keeps ahead of the latest marketing trends.
Students Share Their Thoughts As The Spring Semester Starts
From internships and math courses, to performing on the Taylor Auditorium stage and learning cake decorating...students tell us what they're looking forward to this spring.
Aviation Degree Programs Continue to Soar with New SUNY Schenectady Center for Aviation Sciences Hangar
“When people look at this structure, they see a building, a hangar, but when I look at it, I see stories being built — stories of future aviators who will help with the shortage of pilots." - Wandel Perez, Class of 2017, First Officer with United Airlines
In Latest Podcast, "The Mission Is to Unify," Young Guyanese Americans Discuss Immigration, Integration, and Racism
Professor and student co-host College's popular Many Voices, One Call Podcast, now in its third season.
Connecting With Our Community Through Service Learning
Students in Sociology classes assist community groups.
New Mobile Training Labs Will Bring Customized Advanced Manufacturing and Healthcare Training Directly to Companies and Organizations
College officials, Congressman Paul Tonko, and industry partners tour new labs, discuss how they will bring the power of SUNY to the doorstep of businesses and organizations, and introduce young adults to career options.
Students Inducted Into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Congratulations to the newest members of PTK. They exemplify leadership and service and have all achieved an impressive 3.65 or higher GPA.
Criminal Justice Classes and Club Provide Students With Real-World Knowledge from Law Enforcement Professionals
Assistant Professor Louis Aiossa shares experiences from his law enforcement career with his students, SWAT Team members and State Troopers speak to Criminal Justice Club.