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SUNY Potsdam's second Relay for Life breaks fundraising goal
Despite some nasty winter weather, 435 students and community members gathered at Maxcy Hall March 7 for the Second Annual Relay for Life to support the American Cancer Society. The total raised was more than $31,200, exceeding the goal of $30,000 and beating last year’s total by almost $10,000. (Read more)
Art by SUNY Potsdam's Clark featured in New York City gallery
Ed Clark, adjunct professor in the Departments of Art and Modern Languages at SUNY Potsdam, recently opened an exhibit, “Manholes & Mandalas: Photography on Handmade Paper” at the TAI Studio and Gallery in New York City. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam students support the troops with Bear Patrol
To recognize and support the sacrifice of the thousands of men and women who are serving the U.S. Armed Forces, SUNY Potsdam students joined together to create a club called Bear Patrol: Students in Support of the Military. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam alumni to be inducted into Leadership Honor Society
Ten SUNY Potsdam alumni will be inducted into its chapter of the Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society. (Read more)
Gerald Lee Ratliff named recipient of Distinguished Service Award
The Theatre Division of the National Communication Association (NCA) has named Gerald Lee Ratliff of SUNY Potsdam’s Office of Academic Affairs the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award in recognition of his leadership role in educational theatre. (Read more)
Dennis Kimball endows scholarship for SUNY Potsdam Crane School of Music percussionists in memory of his son
Dennis Kimball, father of the late Jeffery Kimball, has endowed a scholarship to benefit SUNY Potsdam Crane School of Music students majoring in percussion, as his son did. (Read more)
Band of SUNY Potsdam students take a bite out of the Big Apple
Potsdam originated, self-proclaimed small town SKA band “Behind Bad Luck!,” all students of SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music, rocked New York City’s “The Knitting Factory,” March 1. (Read more)
International student population breaks record at SUNY Potsdam
SUNY Potsdam’s international student population has reached more than 400 for the first time in the College’s history, and the newly reorganized Office of International Education is anticipating further growth in the coming years. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam students and faculty learn about China's progress
A total of 15 SUNY Potsdam students and four faculty members recently attended the “Beijing Olympics 2008 – Understanding China's Emergence onto the World Stage” conference held at Cornell University. (Read more)
Cayey given top honors by SUNY Potsdam for supporting her alma mater
Virginia Cayey of Colton, a member of SUNY Potsdam’s Class of 1960, has been named the recipient of SUNY Potsdam’s 2008 Roger B. Linden Distinguished Service Award, one of the College’s highest honors. (Read more)
Frederick to receive SUNY Potsdam Leadership Through Service Award
SUNY Potsdam has named Kay D. Frederick of Hannawa Falls the 2008 Leadership Through Service Award recipient in recognition of her stellar volunteer work with several local organizations. (Read more)
Former Council Member June O’Neill reappointed to Potsdam College Council
Chair of the New York State Democratic Committee June F. O’Neill has been appointed to serve on SUNY Potsdam’s College Council for a six-year term. (Read more)
April 18: SUNY Potsdam hosts Inaugural Anne Righton Malone Colloquium: “Telling Our Stories: Gender, Writing, Activism”
The Women’s & Gender Studies program at SUNY Potsdam will host the inaugural Anne Righton Malone Colloquium Friday, April 18, beginning at 9 a.m. in the Barrington Student Union. This full-day conference is titled “Telling Our Stories: Gender, Writing, Activism.” (Read more)
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