Steve Seepersaud, alumni communications manager for the Alumni Relations Office, cleans new furniture as the Division of Advancement last week moves into its new offices in Old O’Connor Hall.
Division of Advancement Moves to Old O'Connor
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Clock Tower Facing the Sunset
The Clock Tower facing the sunset.
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Late Nite Bowling
Incoming freshman Rheanna Maitland bowls at the University Union during a Late Nite Binghamton session of Harpur Freshman Orientation.
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The Legendary Diana Krall
The legendary Diana Krall performs at the Anderson Center for the Performing Arts.
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Making Ice Cream
Go Green Institute campers Nikolos Zervos, left, and Bryce Feleer watch Kenneth Skorenko and Mary Bridge make vanilla ice cream using liquid nitrogen.
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Painting the Paws
Lucas Pint ‘07 and his colleagues at Harpur Academic Advising, Watson Academic Advising, Harpur Dean’s Office and the Information Technology Services Help Desk paint the paws near the West Gym.
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Glistening Clock Tower
The afternoon sun glistens off the Clock Tower at the University Union.
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Rolling Hills of Binghamton
The Glenn G. Bartle Library tower and the hills surrounding during a sunset, as seen from the Center of Excellence.
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Richard Lee, MA '90, PhD '95, MM '15
Professor Richard Lee, photographed at the Barbara Morgan photography exhibit with two cameras, a Canon 5D Mark III digital SLR and a Century Graphic film camera, similar to one Morgan used. Read more: http://bit.ly/1HNU2Yy
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Promise Zone
The Promise Zone bowls at the Union. Left, human development major and counselor Libby Norton celebrates a strike; right, Jordan Hass and Shana Finn look at new school supplies, which each participant received.
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Selfie with Baxter
Incoming freshman Josephine Gong, of Brooklyn, shares a laugh with Baxter after taking a selfie during the barbecue dinner at the Harpur Freshman Orientation.
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John Darcy II, MS ’07, MA ’10, PhD ’14
John Darcy II, MS ’07, MA ’10, PhD ’14, research associate in the Department of Anthropology and the Laboratory of Biomedical Anthropology and Neuroscience, is a Lyme disease expert. Read more: http://bit.ly/1LO2wBI
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Newing College Full Moon
The full moon rises near Newing College earlier this month. Tonight a “Blue Moon,” a rare occurrence in which a second full moon rises in one month, will appear from the east.
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Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie Visits ITC
New York State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and President Harvey Stenger tour M. Stanley Whittingham’s lab at the Center of Excellence, where he is researching battery storage.
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Class of 2019 Banner
Incoming freshmen sign the Class of 2019 Alumni Association banner that will be displayed in four years at the 2019 commencement ceremonies.
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Big Dipper
Constellations like the Big Dipper can be seen at the Nature Preserve.
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Summer Fulbright Institute
Dylan Horvath, steward of natural areas and holding a Jumping Mouse, gives a tour of the Nature Preserve to a group of students who are participating in the Summer Fulbright Institute.
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They Collaborate to Educate
Anne Gardner, MSEd ‘90, and her son, Keith, a Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science student, turn her lessons into apps for kids around the world. Read more: http://bit.ly/1eu9UVt
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New B
Banners displaying the new letter “B” logo were recently installed around campus.
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Upward Bound
Students from 11 local high schools who participated in Upward Bound—a six-week academic program in which they took classes, lived on campus and learned life skills—marked the end of the program with a game of tug-of-war.
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