SUNY Broome Events Calendar
Thursday, March 21 Faculty Presenter: Andrew Glenn Time: 11:00 am On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will be visible from much of the Eastern United States. Dubbed the “Great North American Eclipse”, its path of totality will traverse 13 states, including New York. Binghamton will not be in the path of totality but […]
Watch a 29-minute film to discover critical details regarding the trial of Susan B. Anthony who was indicted for attempting to vote in a federal election in Rochester, NY. Anthony was a leader in the women’s suffrage movement. View all Spring 2024 Extra-Curricular Academic Events If you need accommodations to participate in this event, please contact […]
There are lots of misperceptions of what it means to be poor in the U.S. Are poor people lazy, choosing to not access the opportunities society offers or is there a different explanation for why, in the United States, we still have citizens living in the warzone of poverty? Attend this revealing session to discover […]
Join an administrator 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. Contact Administrator Amy Englehart at englehartad@sunybroome.edu with any questions. View all Spring 2024 Extra-Curricular Academic Events
Thursday, December 7 Presenter: Dawn Shefler Time: 11:00 am We will discuss how the Asian martial art became part of the American mainstream, and the various ways in which Americans have embraced, admired, feared, and criticized Karate practitioners over the decades. Some topics to be covered include: the role of Hollywood and the US military […]
Thursday, November 30 Success Coach Presenter: Allison Chantry Time: 11:00 am Join Success Coaches as they explore what Growth Mindset is all about, and how developing a growth mindset and resilience can impact your academic achievements. This interactive presentation will allow you to reflect on your past experiences and develop a plan to meet your […]
Thursday, November 16 Faculty Presenters: Stephanie Malmberg and Brittney Richardson, Beegle Certified Poverty Coaches Time: 11:00 am There are lots of misperceptions of what it means to be poor in the U.S. Are poor people lazy, choosing to not access the opportunities society offers or is there a different explanation for why, in the United […]
Tuesday, November 14 Faculty Discussion Leaders: Professor Suzanne Hickok and Professor I.J. Byrnes of the HPSS Department Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Join faculty discussion leaders from the HPSS Department as they screen a 75-minute documentary film, In the Light of Reverence, on the critical battle to protect sacred places to North American Native […]
Thursday, November 2 Faculty Presenter: Val Carnegie Time: 11:00 am Did you know that employers look at a job candidate's resume on average for only 6 seconds? Join staff from the Career, Transfer, and Bachelor Partnership Department in this interactive workshop where attendees will learn about the key components to building a resume that will […]
Thursday, October 12 Faculty Presenter: Kristen Ericksen-Hrehor Time: 11:00 am Increasingly, valuing diversity and practicing anti-racism have become important social and corporate values. Are you ready to meet these new expectations? Join a professor from the HSCD Department for greater insight on building your cultural competency. Contact Professor Kristen Ericksen-Hrehor at ericksenhrehorkj@sunybroome.edu with any questions. Attend […]
Thursday, October 5 Faculty Presenter: Alexis Katchuk Time: 11:00 am Join our faculty member for insight into achieving mindfulness in your daily routines and in enhancing your performance. Contact Professor Katchuk at katchukai@sunybroome.edu with any questions Attend live only Live Location: Titchener Building, Room 101
Thursday, September 28 Faculty Presenter: Joseph Spence Time: 11:00 am This event is open to all students! Join this session for insight into transferring into a four-year school with competitive admissions. Matthew Rotstein, Director of Admissions of Columbia University, a premiere Ivy League school, will offer tips and guidance for the transfer process.. Our own […]
Transferring to the Ivy League or a Competitive Four Year School? Each year, SUNY Broome students successfully transfer to highly selective colleges and universities. Recent examples include Cornell, Georgetown, and New York University. Join SUNY Broome students and a SUNY Broome Counselor specializing in Transfer for insight into the application process to a four year […]
Thursday, September 14 Faculty Presenter: Christopher Keaty Time: 11:00 am Join a Communication and Media Arts faculty member for important insights on the drawbacks of ChatGPT and what implications this has for our culture. For more information, contact Professor Keaty at keatycr@sunybroome.edu. Attend live only Live Location: Titchener Building, Room 101
Ever wonder what learning looks like in the brain? Or why a teacher can "teach" for an hour and have students "not learn anything"? Do you suffer from math-phobia, test anxiety, or another stressor, and want to know how that impacts your learning? Join a SUNY Broome Professional Tutor to discuss these topics and more! […]
Join students from HIS 117: World History II for a fascinating discussion of the legal case, Buck v. Bell, that provided for the sterilization of people deemed "genetically unfit". How did this case influence Germany's Nazi regime? Faculty Presenter: John Pierog and Students from HIS 117: World History II
How did rapid climate change impact human evolution? When in recent geological history were climatic conditions similar to today? How will future climate change impact humans? Join Dr. Leet for a presentation of her work in Kenya and East Africa on the Hominin Sites and Paleolakes Drilling Project which aims to answer these questions and more. […]
How does popular media misrepresent scientific research? What is the psychological attraction of conspiracy theories? What are the implications of misinformation for a stable society? This second panel on misinformation will address questions like these with guests Professor Kennie Leet, Professor Courtney O'Hagen and Professor Carla Michalak. Faculty Discussion Leaders: Librarian Paul Bond and Librarian […]