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    What are your strategies for elevating our expertise and impact in research? What are your top priorities for the year? What’s next for Stony Brook University Hospital? How do you foresee bringing @stonybrooku together to achieve common goals? Where would you like to see #SBU in the next five years?    In preparation for Inauguration (October 23, 2021), @sbuprez discussed what she’s learned from her first year and how she sees the community working together to help SBU grow and reach even greater heights. Read more in the latest issue of the #StonyBrookUniversity magazine! #LinkInBio. #HigherEd #InaugurationCeremony @stonybrookmedicine
    #CaptionThis- Drop an emoji to tell us which caption you like the best. “Now that Fall break is over, it’s time to rock your classes!” = 🤓 “Our Seawolves show us the best of them with no strings (or six) attached.” = 🎸 “Sweet tunes and sweeter tea, you may find the best of both at the Chatime cart.”=🧋
    Friday afternoon = 🔥. Friday afternoon before break = 🔥🔥🔥. Have a nice long weekend, Seawolves!
    “For someone that is in an in-between space, what I’m trying to do is to sort of embrace that in-between. As a fertile space, where you can create, where you can connect with others. Because truth is, I think we connect a lot in our vulnerabilities. …That space shouldn’t be something we shy away from. Or people shouldn’t shy away from it if they are experiencing it. But ask themselves, how can I express what I’m feeling right now. And what can be an avenue of expression for that…be it writing or an image, or space for conversation or community. To lean into it. Aprovechar el momento.” - @erikamorillo Today our theme Dos Mundos/Two Worlds for #HispanicHeritageMonth came to life. The @zuccairegallery hosted a Q&A with two artists from the photography exhibit Dos Mundos: (Re) Constructing Narratives who answered questions from students about living in dos mundos. A fantastic ceremony hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Month Committee, FSA, the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer, Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery, and Latin American and Caribbean Studies.