Sasha Lofthouse: From Campus Kid to Student Assembly President
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart Sasha Lofthouse spent his childhood on SUNY Broome’s campus, never...
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Jacob Kumpon: Converting Trash into a Sustainable Treasure
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart When most cousins connect at family events, they share stories, play...
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SUNY Broome Hosts 12th Annual Robotics Competition
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart Mechanical minds were buzzing in SUNY Broome’s Applied Technology...
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SUNY Broome Hosts STEM School Counselor Information Session
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart SUNY Broome’s STEM division carved out space in the afternoon of...
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Dani Bryan: Airborne Bound
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart One of Cadet Fourth Class Dani Bryan’s first childhood memories is...
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Alejandro Chavarria Gonzalez: Embracing His College and His Culture
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart You never know when a perfectly worded Google search will pull up a...
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Making Up for Lost Time: Melissa and Megan Carden Thrive As Three-Sport Athletes
By Elisabeth Costanzo Stewart Like 3.2 million other American seniors who graduated in 2020,...
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Focus on STEM: SUNY Broome professor explores a different side of Engineering Science
Not all of engineering focuses on the inner workings of machines, electronics and computers, or the construction of buildings, bridges and roads. Professor Tamika Gordon is working toward her doctorate in industrial and systems engineering while teaching at SUNY Broome.
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STEM Star: Diana accelerates her engineering future
Students take time off from college for various reasons. Diana took a year off to intern at a particle accelerator, doing engineering design. Read more about this inspiring Engineering Science major!
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Go green: Clean Energy Open House highlights sustainability
Student demonstrations were just one part of SUNY Broome’s Clean Energy Open House on May 16. Local companies and nonprofits were also on hand, sharing information on how to save money, conserve energy and help the environment. Topics ranged from utility rebates and home energy audits to solar energy, LED lights, electric cars and more.
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Focus on Honors: Students present capstone research projects
The ethics of drone warfare, the opioid epidemic, the student debt crisis, the First Amendment on college campuses: The capstone projects chosen by students in SUNY Broome’s Honors Program touched on a range of sensitive issues with real-life impact.
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Learning to learn: Rebeccah masters problem-solving through Engineering Science
“I can honestly say that my time at SUNY Broome taught me so much, but it wasn’t the formulas or the projects that stuck with me. (It was) the voices of the professors in the back of my head and struggling through assignments as the professor pushed you to push yourself,” says Rebeccah, an Engineering Science grad.
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