March 15 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … Two SUNY Delhi students will be honored by State University of New York Chancellor John Ryan for exceptional achievement. Meghan Holley, a Veterinary Science Technology major from Walton, and Teresa Angell, a nursing major from West Davenport, are a part of an elite group of students who will be presented with the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in Albany on April 10. Read the full story
SUNY Delhi Golf/Plant Science Program Receives Funds to Establish Weather Station
April 04 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … Funds totaling $10,000 have been awarded to SUNY Delhi’s Golf/Turf Management program to establish a U.S. grade weather station that will be installed at the Delhi College Golf Course. The weather station is the second phase of an on-going applied research project conducted by students of the Golf/Turf Management program to learn how to improve water quality and how to apply water management practices at golf courses and athletic fields. Read the full story
April 04 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … SUNY Delhi’s Center for Business and Community Service is introducing the Leadership Institute of Delaware County, a program that will enhance the leadership skills and abilities of local individuals and organizations. Rosalie Higgins, dean of business and hospitality at SUNY Delhi, designed the program curriculum, modeling it after the leadership courses offered in the U.S., Canada and Great Britain. Read the full story
April 11 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … SUNY Delhi volunteers are offering their time and talents to local organizations as part of Campus and Community Service Day, Saturday, May 6, 2006. The O’Connor Center for Community Service is looking for area non-profit organizations that need assistance with community projects on this special day. Each spring semester, the Center hosts its “Campus and Community Service Day” with an average of 200 Delhi students, faculty and staff volunteering for this single-day event. Read the full story
April 19 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … SUNY Delhi President Candace Vancko announced today that Mike Spisto, former enrollment services counselor and men’s basketball coach for the college, has been appointed as director of athletics. Spisto is succeeding Gary Cole who is retiring. Read the full story
May 27 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … Four faculty and staff members at SUNY Delhi have received the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence, the State University’s most prestigious honor. Barbara Sturdevant, professor of business, Richard L. Golding, assistant professor of hospitality management, Dr. Michael J. Petrillose, associate professor of hospitality management, and Lynda Preiser, student health services director, will be presented their awards at the college’s Employee Appreciation Ceremony on May 22. Read the full story
May 11 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … State University Chancellor John R. Ryan will be the keynote speaker at SUNY Delhi’s 89th annual commencement exercises at State University of New York College of Technology at Delhi on Saturday, May 20, at 1 p.m. in the Farrell Hall Gymnasium. He will also participate in the presentation of an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree to Charlotte Bishop Hill of Delhi, vice chair of the A. Lindsay and Olive B. O’Connor Foundation. Read the full story
June 21 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. … Beginning this fall, SUNY Delhi will offer its first online four-year degree in Veterinary Technology Management. SUNY Delhi introduced its Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Veterinary Technology Management in the fall of 2004 and is now offering the degree over the Internet. Read the full story
New Director of Business and Community Services Announced at SUNY Delhi
December 22 , 2006 , Delhi, N.Y. …SUNY Delhi has announced that Glenda V. Roberts of Sidney has been appointed Director of Business and Community Services. Ms. Roberts will oversee the college’s Business and Community Services, which provides training to business and community organizations and supports workforce and economic development. Read the full story
