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ESF News
3-30-20 Message from the Interim President: A video, 4/15, & an opportunity to help
I hope you had a restful weekend. (3/30)
Mighty Oaks Athletics Annual Recap
The Mighty Oaks annual athletics banquet, scheduled for March 24, like many events across the state was canceled due to restrictions put in place to combat the Coronavirus pandemic. (3/30)
3-26-20 Message from the Interim President: Commencement Postponed
(3/26)
ESF Operational Staff Key to Making a Sustainable Difference
A little extra effort makes a big difference. That's the message from a trio of ESF employees working on the College's materials management efforts.
(3/26)
Dr. Karin E. Limburg Named SUNY Distinguished Professor
Dr. Karin E. Limburg, a professor in ESF's Department of Environmental and Forest Biology, has been named a SUNY Distinguished Professor, the highest faculty rank in the SUNY system. (3/24)
3-23-20 Message from the Interim President: Info to Relieve
(3/23)
3-19-20 Message from the Interim President: Campus building restrictions and quarantine procedure
(3/19)
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ESF in the Media
- Spectrum News: SUNY ESF Pledges To Be Plastic-Free by 2025:
ESF is working toward zero waste, and is the fourth college in the US to pledge to go plastic-free. 3/3/20
- Spectrum News: New ESF Center Looks To Push for Cleaner Water:
ESF and Clarkson University are collaborating to establish a Center of Excellence for Healthy Water Solutions. 10/15/19
- WAER: SUNY ESF And Clarkson University Partnership To Focus On Threats To State Water Resources:
ESF hosted an event for the Center for Excellence in Healthy Water Solutions, a collaboration with Clarkson University. 10/15/19
- News Channel 9: Healthy water solutions showcased at SUNY ESF:
ESF and Clarkson University announced the launch of the collaborative Center of Excellence for Healthy Water Solutions. 10/15/19
- WAMC: Attorney Faith Gay; Ocean Dead Zones :
Dr. Karin Limburg talks about tackling oceanic dead zones on NPR's show 51%. 10/2/19
