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The first in our series of events for the Reason & Respect initiative, Dr. Tom Mackey will present on "Advancing Metaliteracy to Rebuild Trust" in this live streamed event. November 2,…

SUNY Empire hosted a Virtual Graduate School Admissions Program on September 16, 2020. The purpose of the program was to be able to help students understand the different graduate programs and…

Creative Expressions: Intersection of Arts, Culture and Activism in #BLM and #NativeLivesMatter MovementsThursday, July 30, 2020 - 5-6pmThe SUNY Empire community has a rich and varied artist…

Students learning at a distance rely on consistent feedback and clear communication with the instructor to ensure that they are progressing and meeting the course’s expectations and outcomes.…

This presentation is designed to review our legal obligations to provide accessible learning activities at a distance. We will be reviewing Section 504, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and…

In light of the long history of racially motivated violence against people of color in this country, recently captured on video, and the movement for a more just society that we are now witnessing,…

This webinar is designed to assist faculty who wish to make the transition from in-person study groups to a virtual environment. We will be reviewing tools and best practices for online…

"Supporting Students with Visible and Invisible Disabilities"The SUNY Empire State College Office of Accessibility Resources and Services will present a workshop on supporting college…

Jane Latour , Author of Sisters in the Brotherhood Angela Olszewski: Trade-women, former Job Readiness Instructor and Program Coordinator at NEW Steve Lawton: moderator

fall19 Virtual Residency keynote - Dr. Dan Nyaronga - Social Innovation and Women's Empowerment in Africa

Boyer Lecture 2019, Carole Boyce Davies. “Black Women and Political Leadership: Representing “Half the World.”

Office of Accessibility Resources and Services overview for new students (can be used at Orientation) or current students who are not registered with our office

Diversity Forum 2018 - Visible and Invisible Disabilities

Mr. David Mack- HardimanDirector of the Museum of disABILITY History David Mack- Hardiman has advocated for people who have disabilities during his forty year career in Human Services. He leads…

Dr. Andrew Hashey - 4th Annual Diversity and Inclusion Forum April 11, 2018

David Bejou Plenary 2017 FAC