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    SBU Receives Empire State Development Life Science Entrepreneur Development Grant

    The College of Business, Center for Biotechnology and Biomedical Engineering have created a Life Sciences Innovations and Entrepreneurship Advanced Graduate Certificate.

    July 22, 2021
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    Eszter Boros wins the $200K Stony Brook Discovery Prize

    Eszter Boros, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry, was announced as the winner of the 2021 Stony Brook Discovery Prize on April 28. Included with the prestigious award is $200,000 in new funding, meant...

    April 28, 2021
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    “Stony Brook was created to provide access to an excellent education not just a select few but to a growing and diverse population. This was the premise upon which Stony Brook University was founded, and it’s a mission I will be proud to uphold as President.” - @SBUPrez • • • Today’s symposium - Tackling Inequality in Higher Education: Past & Present - brought forward thoughts, ideas and even suggestions on what we can do as a community to work towards a more equitable #HigherEd experience for all. If you missed it, keep an eye out for the #SBUNews story coming soon!
    “…many topics in today’s headlines - sexual violence, racialized police brutality, mass incarceration, racial injustice, and political polarization - all have deep historical roots...” -@SBUPrez • • • Missed this afternoon’s University Senate Inaugural #Lecture: “The Shadow of Slavery in American Public Life”? Stay tuned this week for a write-up on #SBUNews.
    “There’s some things that you do because they’re interesting; there are some things that you do because it’s something you value. It’s profoundly meaningful to have @sbuprez and for it to be the core values of who she is and how she’s leading this university.” -Judi Brown Clarke, referencing President McInnis’ work as a renowned scholar in the cultural history of American art and the colonial and antebellum South. (Her work is focused on the relationship between art and politics in early America - particularly on the politics of slavery.)
    Looking forward to the Inauguration of @SBUPrez this Saturday, 10/23! The Inauguration Opening Reception takes place today with Distinguished Professor of @sbuartofficial Howardena Pindell and the exhibition Dos Mundos: (Re) Constructing Narratives. See you at 2pm @zuccairegallery.