This document appears to be a presentation from State University of New York at New Paltz. It discusses the university's vision and values, highlights rankings and recent construction projects. It also outlines strategic goals such as increasing scholarships, research funding, and alumni participation. Various administrators and initiatives are mentioned. Images included depict campus buildings and art from the university's collection.

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State
of
the
College

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Aleánna
Luethi-­‐Garrecht
Associate
Professor,
Department
of
Art
1954-­‐2014

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3D
at
New
Paltz

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Dr.
Cathy
Sandeen
VP
for
EducaGon
AHainment
and
InnovaGon

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Careful,
Slow,
Stepwise
Analyses
vs.
Rapid
Prototyping

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Individualism
vs.
CollecGve
AcGon

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Higher
educa4on
in
a
new
climate

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College
EducaGon
InflaGon
Rate
Overall
Consumer
Prices

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Mark
of
Dis4nc4on

18. “It’s
not
a
crisis.
It’s
just
the
environment
in
which
I
[we]
work.
Now
how
do
I
[we]
go
about
making
things
beHer?”
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Convoca4on
2013

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Dr.
Laura
BarreD
Dean
of
the
College
of
Liberal
Arts
&
Sciences
Lucy
Walker
Assistant
Vice
President
for
Ins:tu:onal
Research
Linda
Eaton
Associate
Vice
President
for
Student
Affairs

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Dr.
Kris
Backhaus
Interim
Dean
of
the
School
of
Business
Robin
Cohen-­‐LaValle
Interim
Dean
of
Students

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Jason
Gilliland
Veteran
&
Military
Services
Coordinator

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26. Vision,
Values,
and
AspiraGons
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 A
personalized,
residenGal
campus
 Rigorous
academics
 Open,
diverse,
and
equitable
community
 A
spirit
of
exploraGon,
discovery,
and
arGstry
 EducaGng
each
student
as
a
whole
person
 Intellectual
and
cultural
resource

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Check our Rwawn
kings!
www.newpaltz.edu
#2 in the Top 50 affordable colleges nationally with a
high return on investment.
– Affordable Colleges Online
#5 of the Top 50 public colleges/universities nationally
for best lifetime degree value.
– The College Database
#6 among the best public regional universities in the North.
– U.S. News & World Report

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31. Rocks
Geology
Major
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Gradua4on
rates
–
good
but
not
great

33. Dr.
Michael
Fowlin
returns
to
campus
for
Welcome
Week
2014
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New
Paltz
Tavern
Owners
Agreement

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Regional
Convener

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3D
at
New
Paltz

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THE STUDENT UNION ATRIUM:
SYMBOLIZING A BOUNDLESS
FUTURE THROUGH A RICH
PAST AND A VISION
OF EXCELLENCE
4
AREAS FOR HIGH-IMPACT
TRANSFORMATION
1. FOUNDATION
SCHOLARSHIPS
2. MARGIN OF
EXCELLENCE
CURRENT
$275,000 from annual and
endowed funds yielding
scholarships for 146 students
at an average of $1,884 per
student per year.
GOAL
$5,000,000 endowment
producing $200,000
annually in perpetuity
to fund scholarships for
71 students at an average
of $2,817 per student per year.
Along with current
scholarships, this would fund
257 students.
Research, Scholarship, &
Creative Activities Program
CURRENT
41 projects funded for
36 students.
GOAL
$2,000,000 endowment
producing $80,000 annually
in perpetuity to provide
support for 80 projects at
$1,000 per award. This would
fund a total of
121 projects per year.
4. FUND FOR
NEW PALTZ
CURRENT
$367,212 raised last year with
3.5% alumni participation.
GOAL
$2,000,000 raised in
three years with 20%
alumni participation.
3. CRREO
Center for Research, Regional
Education & Outreach
CURRENT
5 program areas advancing
the public interest and
serving the citizens of
New York.
GOAL
$1,000,000 endowment
permanently endows a
program area.
TOTAL 3-YEAR GOAL
= $10 million

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SUNY NEW PALTZ
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER SERIES
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S E R I E S
Dick Polich:
Transforming Metal Into Art
August 27 - December 14, 2014
Opening reception: Saturday, September 6, 5-7 pm
SAMUEL DORSKY MUSEUM OF ART
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZ
WWW.NEWPALTZ.EDU/MUSEUM
Roy Lichtenstein, Lamp on Table

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Wooster
January
2016
Photo of stairs to come

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Science
Building
January
2017

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Sojourner
Truth
Library
Fall
2015
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LeFevre
Hall
Completed
August
2014

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New
Residence
Hall
Fall
2015

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Park
Point

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Rt.
32
TransportaGon
Hub

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Plan
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of American
Colleges and
Universities
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Middle
States

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18” x 24” LAYOUT
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18” x 24” LAYOUT
“Notable
Alumni”
Wall
HumaniGes/
Career
Resource
Center

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Thomas
Cole,
The
Falls
of
the
Kaaterskill

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Higher
educa4on
in
a
new
climate

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