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SUNY Potsdam student takes third in national video contest
SUNY Potsdam junior Matt Williams of New Hyde Park turned his interest of short films into a third place win in the national “I Heart Tap Water Student Video Contest” for his entry “Take Back the Tap.” (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam signs art agreement with Clinton Community College
SUNY Potsdam will now offer a “two plus two” program with Clinton Community College for students who are interested in earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art Studio. (Read more)
Potsdam student awarded “Best in Show” at SUNY Exhibition
SUNY Potsdam studio art major Laura A. Murphy of Canton recently earned a “Best in Show” award from the Best of SUNY Student Art Exhibition for her work “Life in a Moldy Cup of Coffee.” (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam students contribute to a forum on global governance at the UN
Three SUNY Potsdam students were among 300 students selected from across the world to participate in a Global Governance Forum at the UN in New York City in April. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam Admissions Professionals earn SUNYCAP honors
The State University of New York College Admissions Professionals (SUNYCAP) awarded SUNY Potsdam personnel two admissions achievement awards and two honorable mentions at the recent conference held in Rochester. (Read more)
SUNY Potsdam's BearTracker features more than 2,100 opportunities for students
Since its implementation approximately a year ago, SUNY Potsdam’s BearTracker, a Web-based system that allows students and employers to post information about themselves in hopes of finding solid matches, has more than 2,100 opportunities available for students. (Read more)
Susan Kimball endows scholarship for Crane School percussionists in memory of her son
Susan Kimball of Clay, mother of the late SUNY Potsdam student Jeffery Kimball, has endowed a scholarship to benefit SUNY Potsdam Crane School of Music students majoring in percussion, as her son did.A recipient of the Jeffery Kimball Memorial Alley Scholarship will be named in the spring semester of each academic year. To be eligible, a student must be a junior who is enrolled in The Crane School of Music as a declared percussion major. (Read more)
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