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Professional networking and career development opportunities were "on the ledger" as the School of Business played host to its annual Accounting Career Fair on October 21, 2026. With recruiting and other representatives from 14 area accounting and professional service firms lining the…
SUNY Old Westbury launches AI-powered Virtual Engagement Officer to expand alumni, donor connections
SUNY Old Westbury, with funding provided by the Old Westbury College Foundation, is launching a Virtual Engagement Officer (VEO), an artificial intelligence-powered ambassador designed to strengthen relationships with alumni, donors, parents and friends of the University.Developed in partnership…
The School of Business at SUNY Old Westbury is strengthening its bridge between the classroom and the boardroom with the announcement of Antony F. Paul as its newest Executive in Residence. Paul, who has served on the School’s Advisory Board for three years, brings a long record of leadership…
Brian Amaya ‘27, an Accounting major, has been selected as one of 20 students across 18 campuses to serve as a SUNY Educational Opportunity Program Ambassador.
Brian Amaya represents the Educational…
Students are learning about life “beyond the tassel” as part of a workshop series of the same name occurring through the fall semester at SUNY Old Westbury. Whether discussing food shopping on budget or credit card debt management, the workshops are designed to prepare future graduates…
SUNY Old Westbury leaders and students recently celebrated “2026 ACE Momentum Day,” a kickoff event for the new academic year for those students participating in the Advancing Completion through Engagement (ACE) program at the campus. Now in its second year on campus, ACE provides access to…
SUNY Old Westbury Art Lab presents To Leave Without Arrival, an interdisciplinary multimedia installation by SUNY Old Westbury alumna Rachel Jungeun Oh, on view October 5–30, 2026. Supported by a FY2026 Support for Artists grant from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA),…
In an era of growing awareness around identity, inclusion and belonging, poet and educator Angélica María is urging communities to embrace a simple but powerful act: saying people's names.The author of the poetry book "They Call Me" hosted a workshop at SUNY Old Westbury on September 29, 2026…
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