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    Ombuds Office Spring 2020 Workshops

    The Ombuds Office provides confidential and impartial assistance for staff, faculty and students by listening to their concerns, facilitating communication and conflict resolution, and offering information and referral...

    February 24, 2020
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    Top 5 New Foods To Try This Spring 

    This spring, explore and indulge in new foods at various dining locations on campus. The Faculty Student Association (FSA) and CulinArt have launched “Instagram-worthy” decadent desserts, diverse menu choices, and vegan...

    February 13, 2020
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    The SAC Market also offers Craft Salads and Bowls where customers can build their own salad or bowl, or choose from a curated menu of salads and grain bowls.
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    A Look Inside the New SAC Market

    The SAC Market, formerly a Stony Brook University merchandise and apparel store, has been transformed into a multiconcept food service venue. To focus on meeting the needs of students and keeping up with trends in...

    February 6, 2020
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    Interim President Michael Bernstein shares a message with The Class of 2020.
    #Repost @rickgatteau with @make_repost ・・・ Hey Seawolves! “What’s Up, Rick?” is back and we are ready to resume classes tomorrow. We may be learning and engaging remotely, but we are never far apart. Stay safe — and let’s keep supporting and caring for each other. It’s what we do at Stony Brook! @stonybrooku @sbustudentaffairs #jackisaseawolf #SBUInThisTogether
    Seawolves, we are happy to announce Dr. Maurie McInnis will be joining us as the 6th President of Stony Brook University. Welcome & we can't wait to go #FarBeyond with you!
    During these challenging times, we know taking care of your mental health is critical. AVP of Student Health, Wellness and Prevention Services, Marisa Bisiani, shares how students can virtually get help in this unprecedented time. Link in bio to learn more.