The Dream Interpretation workshop, with Oren Shefet, Ph.D., from Counseling and Psychological Wellness Services, will offer interactive hands-on experience of dream interpretation. Students are encouraged to provide dreams which they want to interpret. Student can receive credit for up to 5 Dream Interpretation Workshops within the LDCP.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

You have just landed a job interview. Now what? Basic interviewing sills are essential for a successful meeting and a potential job offer. This workshop will provide solid tips and strategies for effective interviewing, from preparation through followup.

Register to attend by using the Spring 2019 Career Events Registration Form.

The mission of the Multifaith Forum is to promote understanding about world religions through informative discussion that leads to the appreciation of and respect for all faiths and systems of belief.  Join us as we host leaders from numerous religions for a discussion.

The program, sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs, The Honors College, School of Arts and Sciences, First Year Experience, Center for Student Leadership & Involvement, and Hillel Club is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Join us as we talk to a panel of young professionals about their career path. The program, sponsored by the Center for Student Leadership & Involvement, Career Planning & Development, and the Black History Month Committee, is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Theresa Dorcainvil, JD will be speaking. For more information, please contact CSTEPAMP at ext. 2706.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students. 

Even with the ongoing growth in high-tech, high-speed communication, there is no substitute for a well-organized, persuasive, personal presentation. Whether you are addressing five people, 50 or 500, engaging your audience with a clear, concise, and compelling message is key. This program offers a sound foundation for those seeking to become articulate and successful presenters.

Register to attend by using the Spring 2019 Career Events Registration Form.

The Dream Interpretation workshop, with Oren Shefet, Ph.D., from Counseling and Psychological Wellness Services, will offer interactive hands-on experience of dream interpretation. Students are encouraged to provide dreams which they want to interpret. Student can receive credit for up to 5 Dream Interpretation Workshops within the LDCP.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Advising begins in department offices for Fall 2019 registration (By appointment)

Essay exams are given in many subjects across campus. Join us to explore strategies for studying and succeeding on essay exams.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

The Panthers face the Mountaineers in their home opener in a non-conference doubleheader at the Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex. The first game is set to start 12 p.m. and the second at 3 p.m. For more information, please visit www.oldwestburypanthers.com.

The Dream Interpretation workshop, with Oren Shefet, Ph.D., from Counseling and Psychological Wellness Services, will offer interactive hands-on experience of dream interpretation. Students are encouraged to provide dreams which they want to interpret. Student can receive credit for up to 5 Dream Interpretation Workshops within the LDCP.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Please join us on Pi Day for some personal experiences from our very own Old Westbury Women in Math! Come and learn about our unique history and the reality that women weren't even allowed to study math, not too long ago!

This program with Betty Berbari, Director of the Math Redesign Lab, is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Dining Hall closes after breakfast

Spring recess

Dining Hall reopens for dinner

The Dream Interpretation workshop, with Oren Shefet, Ph.D., from Counseling and Psychological Wellness Services, will offer interactive hands-on experience of dream interpretation. Students are encouraged to provide dreams which they want to interpret. Student can receive credit for up to 5 Dream Interpretation Workshops within the LDCP.

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

Learn skills of social and professional interaction from the Path to Career and Academic Excellence (P.A.C.E).

Visit P.A.C.E. on the OW website:www.oldwestbury.edu/schools/arts-sciences/PACE

The program is a part of the Leadership Development Certificate Program and open to all students.

The Panthers will face the Brewers in a non-conference game at 4 p.m. at the Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex. For more information, please visit www.oldwestburypanthers.com.

The Panthers battle the Bears in a Skyline Conference doubleheader at the Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex for their first home game of the season. The first game is set to start 12 p.m. and the second at 3 p.m. For more information, please visit www.oldwestburypanthers.com.

Fall 2019 registration for Seniors on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Writing a Research Paper this semester? Want to know more about how to use sources in academic writing? This workshop will help you develop skills for writing college-level research papers. We will practice strategies for narrowing a broad topic to a manageable focus, developing thesis statements, constructing argumentative paragraphs, incorporating source material, and avoiding plagiarism.

Perplexed about punctuation? Confused about commas? Stumped by semi-colons? Join us for a workshop on punctuation. We will review and practice guidelines for punctuating sentences effectively. 

Continual registration for Fall 2019 for all students on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Save the Date!  The SUNY Old Westbury Student Research Day will be held Tuesday, April 16th, 2019.  This year's theme is Research for Change. This annual event celebrates the student’s academic and creative accomplishments at SUNY College at Old Westbury.

Get information from the Path to Career and Academic Excellence (P.A.C.E) on potential employers and what they are looking for.

Visit P.A.C.E. on the OW website:www.oldwestbury.edu/schools/arts-sciences/PACE

Honors Convocation – classes cancelled from 2 P.M. – 6 P.M.

Make-up /Study Day* for Monday/Wednesday classes *If M/W classes are cancelled for any reason, they will be made up on these days. Otherwise, students should utilize these days as study days.

Examinations week Grades due 48 hours after final examination)

Spring semester ends after last examination

Members of the SUNY Old Westbury Class of 2019 earning degrees from programs offered by the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, School of Education and School of Professional Studies will be celebrated in this morning ceremony.

Summer Session IV begins (5 days/week)

Summer Session IV ends

Summer Session I begins (2 days/week)

Summer Session II ends

Summer Session III begins (4 days/week, M-Th)

Summer Sessions I and III end

Residence halls open for all returning students

Add/Drop(no fee)/Late Registration ($50 fee)on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Applications for graduation (Registrar’s Office) due from candidates expecting to complete requirements by December 2019

Columbus Day observed – no classes offices closed

Mid-term grades due

Election Day – classes in session; offices minimally staffed

Spring 2020 registration for sophomores on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Continual registration for Spring 2020 for all students on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Thanksgiving Recess (begins after last class Wednesday)

Classes resume

Make-up /Study Days for Tuesday/Thursday* *If classes are cancelled for any reason, they will be made up on these days. Otherwise, students should utilize these days as study days.

Fall semester ends after last examination

Christmas Day – no classes; offices closed

Winter Mini-semester begins

Advising for all students 10 A.M. – 7 P.M.

Advising for all students 10 A.M. – 4 P.M.

Classes begin

Lincoln’s Birthday – classes in session; offices minimally staffed

Advising begins in department offices for Fall 2020 registration (By appointment)

Mid-term week

Spring recess

Dining Hall reopens for dinner

Mid-term grades due

Fall 2020 registration for juniors on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Fall 2020 registration for freshmen on the Web (connect.oldwestbury.edu)

Honors Convocation – classes cancelled from 2 P.M. – 6 P.M.

Make-up /Study Day for Tuesday/Thursday* *If classes are cancelled for any reason, they will be made up on these days. Otherwise, students should utilize these days as study days.

Spring semester ends after last examination

Commencement

Summer Session IV begins (5 days/week)

Summer Session IV ends

Summer Session II begins (4 days/week)

Summer Session II ends

Summer Session III begins (4 days/week, M-Th)