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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Tag: Liberal Arts Division
ART 226: Graphic Design from the cities to the Community College
Professor Rich Harrington will be teaching a section of ART 226: Advanced Computer Imagery for the...
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ART 226 student with visual challenge
rebrands local business
Adjunct Instructor Rich Harrington’s ART 226: Advanced Computer Imagery class got a taste of the...
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Forging democracy through conversation: Meet History Professor Scott Corley
Part of SUNY Broome’s History, Philosophy & Social Science Department, Professor Scott Corley strives to go beyond the rote teaching of history, and look instead on how its lessons can be applied in the larger world. Learn more about this inspiring SUNY Broome professor!
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Go further: From veteran to graduate, social worker and teacher
SUNY Broome alumnus Major Barnett is a veteran, social worker, author and inspiring teacher. Learn more about Dr. Barnett, and what he would like you to remember for Black History Month.
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Woof: Professor Zeggert’s pet portrait on exhibit in NYC
SUNY Broome Visual Communication Arts Professor David Zeggert’s oil portrait of Charlie, an English bulldog, has been accepted into the Animal Attraction exhibition at the Salmagundi Club, 47 Fifth Ave., in New York City. The show runs from Feb. 3 through 21.
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Focus on international education: Paulina stitches together her American experience
As an international student, Paulina sees herself as an ambassador of sorts, representing German culture while learning about her host country. Learn more about this global Hornet and her experiences at SUNY Broome!
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Lights, camera, action: Nick pursues a career in film
Plenty of people dream of careers in the film industry, but this SUNY Broome alumnus is making it happen! Meet Nick, a freelance filmmaker in the New York City area who is working in the field he loves. SUNY Broome works!
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‘The perfect option’: SUNY Broome gives aspiring filmmaker a solid start
Allison has been an aspiring filmmaker since the age of 10. Now a finalist for the Vanguard Award, she found the opportunity to storyboard her future in SUNY Broome’s Communications and Media Arts program. SUNY Broome works!
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Challenge yourself: Colleen strives for success in the classroom and on the court
A Presidential Honors Scholar in both the AA1 and Honors programs and a tennis player who competed at Nationals, Colleen enjoys a good challenge and pushing herself beyond her limits. Challenge yourself at SUNY Broome!
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The Art of the Real: Alison opts for Honors and prepares for her future as an animator
Alison just finished her first semester in SUNY Broome;s Honors Program. The Visual Communication Arts major plans to one day become an animator. “It’s nice that it’s a place where people encourage you to look around and decide what you want to do,” she said of her SUNY Broome experience. Challenge yourself at SUNY Broome!
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Making the grade: Dylan follows a non-traditional path to college
Dylan followed a non-traditional path to SUNY Broome. Homeschooled before college, he formed his first connections with SUNY Broome professors while preparing to pass a high-school equivalency test. This semester, he not only pursued his interests, but found a future path in psychology.
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