One of the greatest gifts for professors is seeing their students succeed in their chosen field. SUNY Broome Civil Engineering Technology Professor Joe DeAngelo sees Hornet alumni hard at work wherever he goes, putting their classroom learning into action. SUNY Broome works!
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With a $300 million price tag, 14 bridges and more than eight years in the making, the Prospect Mountain is the most massive project the New York State Department of Transportation has ever undertaken in Upstate New York. At the pinnacle is Engineer-In-Charge Tom Phillips. He’s not only a SUNY Broome alumnus, but oversees many current Engineering Technologies students, who frequently intern on site as construction inspectors. SUNY Broome works!
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Kristine has always preferred to be outdoors, using both her mind and her hands to solve problems. Those qualities drew her to SUNY Broome’s Civil Engineering Technology program, and to a change in career. SUNY Broome works!
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Graduate college before you graduate high school? It’s possible! Meet the very first graduates of the P-TECH program, now proud SUNY Broome alumni.
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Abigail Hogan did all the right things, but she wanted a different future. She attended SUNY...
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Juggling a career, family life and the pursuit of a college degree can involve acrobatics of a...
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If you visit the new Binghamton University Pharmacy School under construction in Johnson City, you...
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