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School News SUNY Potsdam reunion 2018 took place in mid-July. This year the week included a number of reunion events for tuba and euphonium alumni. The Crane Alumni Tuba-Euphonium Weekend was hosted by Dr. Charles Guy, Professor of Tuba-Euphonium, along with special guest, faculty emeritus, Dr. Peter Popiel, and was capped by a Saturday evening concert in Hosmer Hall. Awards were also given out during Reunion,  with three Crane School of Music alumni receiving awards this year:

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Scientists employed in the climate sector are tasked with understanding how past records of climate change can inform the modern and how we can plan for future climate change. Jobs focus on field and laboratory research to document and understand records of past climate change (e.g. ice cores, rocks and fossils), modeling and computer simulations of the Earth’s climate system, greenhouse gas management, as well as guiding, informing and crafting policy recommendations for dealing with modern climate change.

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Scott Arno I graduated SUNY Potsdam in May 2010 with a BS in Biology and minors in Wilderness Education and Writing.

Scott Elliott ’21 has always wanted to be a teacher. Recently retired from the U.S. Army, he’s turning that dream into a reality while pursuing a graduate degree in SUNY Potsdam’s childhood education program offered in Watertown.

Scott Rajeski ’88 was well acquainted with snow by the time he enrolled at SUNY Potsdam for his undergraduate degree. As a child in Upstate NY, he often shoveled his elderly neighbors’ driveways, instilling in him a personal commitment to care for others.

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