News of the award of $2 million by the U.S. Department of Education to SUNY Old Westbury gets the attention of the long-time leaders in business coverage for the counties of Nassau and Suffolk.
Long Island's daily newspaper, Newsday, covers the plans of President Calvin O. Butts, III to retire from his presidency at the close of the 2019-2020 academic year and review the array of accomplishments achieved by the College during his tenure.
Innnovate LI, one of Long Island's leading sources for news and information about the companies and organizations impacting the regions innovation economy, reports on the College's announcement of new graduate programs, including its first online degree program.
As part of its Black History Month coverage, Newday wrote about the nearly 30-year coaching career of current Men's Basketball Head Coach Bernard Tomlin and his focus on the personal and professional, as well as athletic, development of his playners.
Martha Livingston, Ph.D., professor in the College's Public Health Department, was a featured panelist in a discussion on the proposed New York Health Act.
The State University of New York at Old Westbury and the Roosevelt Union Free School District have announced a new Scholars Academy, a cohort-based learning community designed to promote a college-going culture across the school district. The partnership is being funded by a five-year, $700,570 grant from the New York State Education Department.
NYSUT United, the official publication of New York State United Teachers, reports in its November/December 2018 edition on the Teacher Opportunity Corps grant-funded initiative taking place at SUNY Old Westbury. The TOC at the SUNY Old Westbury School of Education is a program that seeks educate a diverse teaching force t
