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    Class Notes Fall Highlights

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    In This Issue

    The Fall 2020 issue of Stony Brook Magazine introduces the University’s sixth president, Maurie McInnis, a renowned cultural historian. In her own words, she shares her vision for Stony Brook, its role in transforming...

    October 6, 2020
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    It’s Suicide Prevention Month and today, @cpo.sbu wants to #SendSilencePacking. Until 4p, 1,100 backpacks are displayed on the Staller Steps for the 1,100 students in the U.S. who die by suicide annually. Stop by and connect, get educated, and be empowered on issues of mental health and awareness.
    “September 11, 2001. It’s been twenty years since that truly devastating day. The shock and loss of 9/11 was felt all around our world, but especially so in New York State, as New Yorkers watched their beloved skyline altered irreparably by hatred, violence, and terror. Many of us had friends, family, and loved ones inside the World Trade Center towers that day, or others whose health has been impacted in the decades that have followed. The tragedy of September 11, 2001, was a defining moment of the new millennium, and its images, emotions, and responses have endured.” -@sbuprez Pictured above is our Memorial Arch, located in front of the Humanities building, which permanently housed the names of the 21 alumni we lost that day. ❤️🤍
    We 👀 you, Class of 2020! #WelcomeBack #SeawolvesForLife @stonybrookalum