Each year, the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) acknowledges the efforts of Stony Brook educators who use exceptional teaching practices, dispositions and proficiencies. Moreover, these instructors...
Alcoholism can be a difficult condition to diagnose, especially in cases where individuals’ drinking habits are not noticed and physical symptoms have not yet manifested. In a new study, published in Alcoholism:...
This month, URECA (Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities) honors a group of graduating seniors who have contributed to the research life on the Stony Brook University campus. The featured students include:...
Patrick M. Lloyd, DDS, MS, has been named dean of the Stony Brook University School of Dental Medicine (SDM), effective July 1. “Dr. Lloyd’s vision and extraordinary experience positions him well to lead the next era of...
Stony Brook’s West Campus enjoyed a surprise one-day art show on May 13, courtesy of Nobuho Nagasawa’s Advanced Theory and Practice of Sculpture class (ARS 366/466). Nagasawa, a professor in the Department of Art...
Joan Furey’s remarkable story — one that was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award bestowed by the Stony Brook University School of Nursing at its 50th Anniversary Gala — actually began 8,000 miles from the SBU...
The celebration recognized the school's long history of innovative nursing education and 50 years of excellence in education, research, practice and community engagement.
Stony Brook University has long been a proponent for positive change by partnering with the community to develop a sustainable culture. The campus serves as a real-world setting for student interaction, and develops...
In Fall 2021, the Career Center collaborated with two MDs from Stony Brook Medicine to develop a one-year externship for underrepresented students interested in exploring the wide array of career opportunities in...
The program and approach may serve as a model for advancing medical education in the area of collaborative work using technology to design new medical devices.
The Spellman Power Electronics Lab in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences will accelerate research and educational programs in alternative energy and power conversion systems.
Eleven students received scholarships, most of which are funded by retired journalism faculty, university administrators or others whose lives were impacted by the school or university.
The distinguished professor of mathematics is one of the founders of modern real and complex one-dimensional dynamics, having in many ways shaped the development of the field.