SUNY Potsdam Art Student Paints Commissioned Work to Honor Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher
SUNY Potsdam Student Cashlynn Jaggers ’20 Paints Watercolor Image of SUNY Plaza, as Gift for Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher from SUNY Board of Trustees
St. Lawrence Leadership Institute Celebrates Class of 2018 Graduates
Applications Now Being Accepted for Next Year’s St. Lawrence Leadership Institute Class
SUNY Potsdam Names J. Eric Johnston-Ortiz as College's Next VP for Business Affairs
J. Eric Johnston-Ortiz Joins SUNY Potsdam as Chief Financial Officer and Vice President for Business Affairs
Stewart's Shops Holiday Fund Gift Benefits Community Performance Series Youth Program
Community Performance Series received a $1,250 donation from Stewart’s Shops through the company’s Holiday Match Program, which benefits children’s organizations directly within the geographic regions where Stewart’s Shops are located.
Reunion Weekend 2019
Attention all Faculty & Staff: Reunion Weekend 2019 is just a few weeks away! Join us, July 11-15, for a fun-filled weekend when hundreds of alumni return to campus to see some of their favorite people, which includes all of you!
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Perceptions of a Pandemic
What are your beliefs about the threat of COVID-19? And what steps are you taking — or not — to avoid the virus? These are just two of the questions that SUNY Potsdam researcher Dr. Kelly Bonnar hopes to answer in a new study looking at the way beliefs and information consumption affect personal habits in relation to the novel coronavirus. Bonnar’s research harkens to a personal story which illustrated the manner in which the disease has become politicized, after she was approached in a store by a man who was not wearing a face covering.
Potsdam College Foundation Names Two New Trustees
The Potsdam College Foundation Board of Trustees appointed two new members and honored another with emeriti status at the board’s spring meeting. SUNY Potsdam alumni Adebisi Oje ’12 and Justin Sipher ’92 were both elected to serve on the Foundation Board, helping to foster giving in support of their alma mater.
New Instruments Strike a Bright Note at The Crane School of Music
SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music has been named a recipient of a significant loan of 237 new instruments intended to bolster music education. The instruments, valued at $367,896, arrived at Crane over the past week, courtesy of the musical equipment companies Yamaha and Eastman Winds.