State of the College 2014

S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W YO R K

State of the College


Aleánna Luethi-‐Garrecht Associate Professor, Department of Art

1954-‐2014




3D at New Paltz



Careful, Slow, Stepwise Analyses vs. Rapid Prototyping




Individualism vs. CollecIve AcIon



Higher educa4on in a new climate


College EducaIon InflaIon Rate

Overall Consumer Prices




Mark of Dis4nc4on


“It’s not a crisis. It’s just the environment in which I [we] work. Now how do I [we] go about making things beUer?”


Convoca4on 2013




Dr. Laura BarreD Dean of the College

of Liberal Arts & Sciences

Lucy Walker Assistant Vice President for Ins:tu:onal Research

Linda Eaton Associate Vice President

for Student Affairs


Dr. Kris Backhaus Interim Dean of the School of Business

Robin Cohen-‐LaValle Interim Dean of Students


Jason Gilliland Veteran & Military Services Coordinator



  A personalized, residenIal campus   Rigorous academics   Open, diverse, and equitable community   A spirit of exploraIon, discovery, and arIstry   EducaIng each student as a whole person   Intellectual and cultural resource

Vision, Values, and AspiraIons



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Geology Major

Rocks


Gradua4on rates – good but not great


Dr. Michael Fowlin returns to campus for Welcome Week 2014



New Paltz Tavern Owners Agreement


Regional Convener


3D at New Paltz








THE STUDENT UNION ATRIUM:SYMBOLIZING A BOUNDLESS

FUTURE THROUGH A RICH PAST AND A VISION

OF EXCELLENCE

1. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

2. MARGIN OF EXCELLENCE

CURRENT$275,000 from annual and endowed funds yielding scholarships for 146 students at an average of $1,884 per student per year.

GOAL$5,000,000 endowment producing $200,000 annually in perpetuity to fund scholarships for 71 students at an average of $2,817 per student per year. Along with current scholarships, this would fund 257 students.

Research, Scholarship, & Creative Activities Program

CURRENT41 projects funded for 36 students.

GOAL$2,000,000 endowment producing $80,000 annually in perpetuity to provide support for 80 projects at $1,000 per award. This would fund a total of 121 projects per year.

AREAS FOR HIGH-IMPACTTRANSFORMATION

44. FUND FOR NEW PALTZ

CURRENT$367,212 raised last year with 3.5% alumni participation.

GOAL$2,000,000 raised in three years with 20% alumni participation.

3. CRREOCenter for Research, Regional Education & Outreach

CURRENT5 program areas advancing the public interest and serving the citizens of New York.

GOAL$1,000,000 endowment permanently endows a program area.

TOTAL 3-YEAR GOAL= $10 million



Sponsored by: Bruderhof Communities, C2G Environmental Consultants, Campus Auxiliary Services, Central Hudson, the Dorsky Family, Liberty Mutual, Mohonk Mountain House, Sodexo, and the SUNY New Paltz Foundation.

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SERIES

August 27 - December 14, 2014Opening reception: Saturday, September 6, 5-7 pm

Dick Polich: Transforming Metal Into Art

SAMUEL DORSKY MUSEUM OF ART STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZ

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Science Building January 2017


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LeFevre Hall Completed August 2014


New Residence Hall Fall 2015



Park Point


Rt. 32 TransportaIon Hub



Strategic Plan



Association of American Colleges and Universities






Middle States




18” x 12” LAYOUTS 18” x 12” LAYOUTS

18” x 24” LAYOUT


REGINA CALCATERRA ARTICLEKEN PASTERNAK / FRAMED ARTICLES


“Notable Alumni” Wall HumaniIes/ Career Resource Center



Thomas Cole, The Falls of the Kaaterskill





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