The Panther ID card is the University's official identification and must be carried at all times by members of our campus community. Students and employees may be denied access to campus property, service and events if they cannot produce a valid Panther ID card. More about this requirement can be...
MEMORANDUM To: All Employees From: Joseph P. Athy Internal Control Officer Subject: Internal Control is Everyone’s Responsibility SUNY Old Westbury’s Internal Controls Program The New York State Governmental Accountability Act was enacted to formalize a system of productivity and accountability in...
Rubin is the premier resource for online instruction for business communication skills. Students can now view a series of Rubin YouTube webinars on the following topics for free: Virtual Internships How to be an incredible virtual presenter How to write the best email of your life How to teach...
The State University of New York at Old Westbury is proud to welcome four new members to its College Council, including a new College Council chair. The new members are: Mili Makhijani, a resident of East Northport, New York, who will serve as College Council Chair. Makhijani is the principal law...
From breaking barriers to building legacies, a panel of accomplished women took center stage at SUNY Old Westbury as the campus marked the finale of Women’s History Month with a session complete with insight, inspiration, and trailblazing stories. The panel, titled “Give Her, Her Flowers,” welcomed...
Vincent Van Gogh once said, "I dream of painting and then I paint my dream." Students recently experienced their own variant of this adage — paint included — when they participated on November 12, 2024, in "Intern for a Day at The Sherwin-Williams Company," the first session in a new initiative...
Following the Long Island Women's Diversity Summit on Saturday, March 24, 2018, hundreds of students and local residents marched through the SUNY Old Westbury campus to advocate for gun reform. The March For Our Lives movement was spurred into action after the tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas...
"Once a Ghetto: The Worlds Created by Jews and Blacks in Brownsville" September 26 – October 25, 2018 Public Reception: Wednesday, September 26, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Curator Talk by Gilda Zwerman: September 26, 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. Public Talk and Discussion: Monday, October 15, 3:50-5:20 p.m., Duane L...
The School of Education recently held its Fall Student Teacher Professional Development Day which introduced education majors to professional teachers for a day of conversation and learning. “I am so excited to see so many dedicated and passionate individuals committed to shaping the minds of future...
SUNY Old Westbury and its School of Business welcomed the opportunity recently to host the 7th annual Nassau County Comptroller’s Entrepreneurial Challenge. The event featured more than a dozen student-led teams from public schools across Nassau County creating a fictional organization’s...
SUNY Old Westbury is inspiring students to be advocates and “speak out.” The SUNY Old Westbury community gathered on November 10, 2025, to celebrate the new "Speak Out" mural on campus with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Located outside of the Woodlands Residence Halls, the colorful mural was designed...
Public art display installed during Spring Break 2024 is first major public art exhibition erected on campus in more than 40 years A three-person crew from Lyle Welding Fabrication of Poultney, Vermont, began work at 7 a.m. on March 18,2024 to construct "Cracked Ice" outside the Campus Center at the...
To meet the need for teaching science using an exploratory or inquiry-based approach, Dr. Fernando Espinoza wrote his latest textbook, “ Wave Motion as Inquiry: The Physics and Applications of Light and Sound.” Developed to cover wave physics for students predominantly without a science background...
The Old Westbury College Foundation, Inc. will be celebrating the accomplishments of the students, faculty and staff it serves, while bringing together business and industry leaders from across Long Island and New York City, at its “Own Your Future” gala. To be held on April 25, 2024 at the Inn at...
SUNY Old Westbury and the Old Westbury College Foundation, Inc. will mark a major milestone with the 2026 Own Your Future Gala, an elegant evening celebrating the University’s 60th anniversary and the fifth anniversary of President Timothy E. Sams’ leadership at the campus. The gala will take place...
The Amelie A. Wallace Gallery has announced its next exhibition, “Sharp Objects,” a presentation featuring works by four contemporary artists who blur the line between sculpture and assemblage. The exhibit features the works of Jackie Branson, Pam Brown, Roxi Marsen and Tmima Z and runs from October...
The unique challenges and opportunities faced by African-American women in public school leadership, the powerful impact they have on students, and the changes that might lead to more opportunities for advancement among those who follow them were the key topics covered during “It’s Our Time: A...
The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning is holding this special workshop presented by the Office of Services for Students with Disabilities to serve as an overview of OSSD and to review case studies of common situations that occur in the classroom. This session will offer faculty...
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The SUNY Old Westbury School of Education welcomed 16 students into Alpha Theta Xi, the campus’ chapter of Kappa Delta Pi an international honor society for teacher educators. Kappa Delta Pi, a National Professional Association and Honor Society for Educators, has more than 20,000 active members and...
Brain-Game Week Competition Technology Prize Winners: Tower or Hanoi Challenge 3 discs: Mayra Bonilla (18 moves and 64 seconds) Mirror Box Challenge: Whitney Decime (1 minute and 12 seconds and 0 errors) Brain-Game Week Competition Technology Prize Winners: Tower of Hanoi Challenge 7 discs: Michelle...