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    With Endowed Chair in Cardiology, Ambassador Charles Gargano Helps Stony Brook Build Stronger Hearts

    Throughout his career — in engineering, heavy construction and government — Ambassador Charles A. Gargano played a central role in protecting the beating heart of New York’s economy. On May 29, Stony Brook University...

    August 8, 2019
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    Researchers Model the Neural Basis of Expectation

    Sensory stimuli, especially powerful ones like taste, are affected by expectation, which is a trigger to improving stimuli detection, distinction and reaction. Yet scientists know little about how expectation shapes the...

    April 15, 2019
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    A Statement from Interim President Michael Bernstein and President-Elect Maurie McInnis on the tragic death of George Floyd: Recent events of the past few months have served as a profound reminder of the deep-seated racism, discrimination, and violence that plague the United States. As we reel over the senseless murders of Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor and remain outraged over the inexcusable actions of Amy Cooper, our nation confronts another devastating instance of police brutality. The killing of George Floyd serves as another painful example of the systemic racial disparities present in our country. This event is made even more poignant during this time of isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the unequal burden of the disease on communities of color. We must stand up and speak out against injustice and ignorance. As a public institution of higher learning, we must use our power to address major societal problems. We want to reiterate and reinforce Stony Brook’s commitment to inclusion and acceptance of all who seek to work and study on our campus. We must actively work within our own communities to lead the change in our society we all want to see. By practicing inclusivity and celebrating the power and richness of diversity, we can stand together and remain unwavering in our embrace of the Stony Brook Community Pledge by promoting equality, civility, caring, responsibility, accountability, and respect. As a community we must work together to drive positive change. We have asked our Chief Diversity Officer, Judi Brown Clarke, to reach out in the next few days with suggestions for how best to do that. In the meantime, please know that our campus resources are available to you should you need help in processing recent events. Michael Bernstein Interim President Maurie McInnis President-Elect
    Drum Roll Please.... @Sbengaged's Stony Brook Pet Contest Winner was Juicy Couture!! This adorable pup stole our hearts with that Graduation cap. Thank you everyone who submitted your adorable pets! 📷: @zo729
    The Stony Brook Pet Contest by @sbengaged received tons of adorable pictures of your pets wearing #SBU gear. We'll be sharing the winner later this week, but check out the pets who came close to being the "Top Dog"! 2nd Place - Seven 3rd Place -  Shawnee 4th Place - Waffles