SUNY Broome Events Calendar
The SUNY Broome STEM and Health Sciences Divisions will co-host a screening of "N'Ap Boule" and panel discussion on Wednesday, March 19 at 6pm. "N'Ap Boule" is a powerful short film by Haitian filmmaker, Alexandrine Benjamin, that deals with the current crisis affecting Haiti. The film features a young couple trying to get to a […]
Join panelists from the Great Books Discussion for a consideration of the Norse apocalypse, Ragnarok, as well as how magical objects and the Nine Realms of Norse mythology, among other themes, influenced J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Whether you're a fan of the Thor films or Neil Gaiman's book on Norse Mythology, you are invited to participate in our discussion. Contact […]
Is this a new "theory" or has this belief system been with us since the founding of our country? What is replacement theory and how does it affect how we treat people of color? Was this a factor in the shooting in Buffalo on May 14, 2022? Contact Professor Michalak at michalakcm@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Join Zoom […]
Two of our political science professors take on any and all hot topics of the day in politics. Don't miss this great and informative discussion. Contact Professor John Sterlacci at sterlaccijr@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Join Zoom Faculty Presenters: Leeland Whitted and John Sterlacci
Two of our political science professors take on any and all hot topics of the day in politics. Don't miss this great and informative discussion. Contact Professor John Sterlacci at sterlaccijr@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Join Zoom Faculty Presenters: Leeland Whitted and John Sterlacci
What are the Midterm Elections? Why are they important? Why should you as a citizen pay attention and vote? How does the outcome of the Midterm Elections affect the composition of the Congress and the nation's policy moving forward? Contact Professor Michalak at michalakcm@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Join Zoom Faculty Presenter: Carla Michalak
Join a discussion on the right to privacy and the Constitution. Is privacy as a right secured in the Constitution or may the Supreme Court remove privacy rights a la Roe v. Wade? Could other "privacy" rights be stripped away? Free copies of the Constitution will be distributed and students will be provided an opportunity […]
Join panelists from the Great Books Discussion for a consideration of Norse mythology in popular culture. Whether you’re a fan of the Thor films or Neil Gaiman’s book on Norse Mythology, you are invited to participate in our discussion. Presenters: I.J. Byrnes and Members of the Great Books Discussion Contact Professor Byrnes at byrnesij@sunybroome.edu with any questions. […]
How can a viewer better understand the historical settings and philosophy used to tell the stories of anime? Historical anime which considers topics such as the Russo-Japanese war and Commodore’s Perry arrival in Japan will be examined in a session designed for both fans of anime and students of history. Faculty Presenter: David Michalak Contact […]
Join panelists with divergent points of view for a discussion of the most important current events of the day. Faculty Presenters: Carla Michalak and I.J. Byrnes Contact Professor Carla Michalak at michalakcm@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Launch on Zoom
Join SUNY Broome faculty members Steve Call, Jaime Godoy, Carla Michalak, and Kathleen McKenna in a discussion in person and on Zoom. We will discuss Russia’s war on Ukraine and the response options available to Ukraine, the US and the world to stop this war of aggression, to peace-build, and to prevent similar conflicts in […]
In a world of quick fixes and on-demand access, resolving political conflict requires years of commitment, continual interaction with the “other side” and never-ending maintenance of improving relations. This view of conflict, endorsed by our Convocation speaker, Dr. Severine Autesserre, means that we need to be constant gardeners of our culture, if we want our […]
Two of our political science professors take on any and all hot topics of the day in politics. Don’t miss this great and informative discussion. Faculty Presenters: Leeland Whitted and John Sterlacci Contact Professor John Sterlacci at sterlaccijr@sunybroome.edu with any questions Launch on Zoom
Four faculty members discuss what we can learn from post-war Germany’s struggle with its Nazi history. How does Germany’s path compare to the way the U.S. has handled its Civil War history, which included entrenched opposition to abolishing slavery, Jim Crow and segregation laws? How does this history directly relate to issues of racism today? […]
Two of our political science professors take on any and all hot topics of the day in politics. Don’t miss this great and informative discussion. Faculty Presenters: Leeland Whitted and John Sterlacci Contact Professor John Sterlacci at sterlaccijr@sunybroome.edu with any questions Launch on Zoom
Join administrators from our campus Foundation to find out how you can become a candidate for one of many scholarships offered by the college and its four academic divisions. Foundation Presenters: Lisa Schappert and Amy Englehart Contact Administrator Lisa Schappert at schappertl@sunybroome.edu or Administrator Amy Englehart at englehartad@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Launch on Zoom
Are we on the cusp of a major war in Europe or is Vladimir Putin engaging in high-stakes blackmail? Join our panel discussion by faculty members from the History, Philosophy and Social Sciences Department at this critical moment when history is being made. Location: Live on Campus Location: Titchener 101 Or Join Online: Join Zoom […]
Join a member of our music faculty for a live performance of music from Latin America. What better way to celebrate another successful semester? Contact Professor Paul Sweeny at sweenypm@sunybroome.edu with any questions. This event is being offered exclusively on Zoom. The following is the Zoom link for this presentation: https://zoom.us/j/99695362433 Faculty Presenter: Paul Sweeny […]