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The academy included students from all across the SUNY system and took place online throughout the fall semester.

The plan has been submitted to the State University of New York (SUNY) for final approval and may adapt and evolve based on current conditions.

Dante Savasta, of Windham, transformed an abandoned World War II gantry crane in San Francisco Bay into the site of a luxurious, high-end residency that gives occupants an innovative and extravagant living experience.

In addition to being an ��Ӱֱ�� State faculty member, Jess is also a family nurse practitioner, a member of her local fire and emergency services department, an adviser to the Hope for Health Club, and so much more. She eagerly gives of her time, talents, and knowledge to so many others, touching lives and making a positive change wherever she goes.

“It was an honor to be a part of this panel of career development professionals from these prestigious universities,” Morsman said. “This webinar allowed us to share our experiences using the newly upgraded Symplicity CSM virtual career platform with our colleagues from across the country."

The ��Ӱֱ�� State Police Academy is proud to announce that 13 recruits have graduated from the 2020 session. This year’s academy yielded a 100 percent employment rate, meaning that all of the graduates were hired by police departments.

Koester, a 2014 building trades: building construction graduate, is now a professional hill climber who has raced his way to the very top of his sport.

Thanks to another amazing show of support from alumni, faculty, staff, and friends, ��Ӱֱ�� State College (ASC) was able to raise $218,439 this year during its fifth annual Day of Giving.

The work took place on the West Almond Trail System along trails 1, 2, and 6 and involved removing limbs, sticks, and other debris, as well as placing new trail markers. 

“This upcoming year will be our third year, and last year every one of our recruits was hired,” Wendy Dresser-Recktenwald said. “That is a good testament to our program and the work that our instructors, advisory group, and leadership are doing.”