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Re: Academic Rankings & Accomplishments
DIR By: Chairman of the Board
Date: January 6, 2022, 11:18 am
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> What the…? I thought this day would never come.
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> The thing about flagships is that they traditionally go by
just the state’s name. I don’t see us rebranding to New York.
But Rutgers sets precedent for weird nomenclatures.
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> This better mean that we get flagship level athletic funding
as well.
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> I don’t take the “specialization” comment to target us. The
flagship school of each state generally is very well-rounded,
even if it has its own points of special strength. I think she
was referring to the smaller colleges which lack a distinct
identity and her plan is to further “specialize” those. Like
what is Farmingdale to New Yorkers other than the school that
SBU beats up in basketball by 40 points each year?
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true, good point.
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Re: Academic Rankings & Accomplishments
DIR By: Accelerator
Date: January 6, 2022, 11:31 am
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I prefer "Stony Brook University of New York" myself.
"University at Buffalo of New York" flows a bit weirdly, but it
could work too.
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Re: Academic Rankings & Accomplishments
DIR By: Chairman of the Board
Date: January 6, 2022, 11:56 am
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the only other option i think is NYSU, Stony Brook.
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Re: Academic Rankings & Accomplishments
DIR By: Chairman of the Board
Date: January 6, 2022, 3:05 pm
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details:
HTML https://news.stonybrook.edu/university/governor-hochul-names-stony-brook-a-flagship-university-in-state-of-the-state-address/
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> Hochul’s plan includes a number of proposals aimed at higher
education in general and Stony Brook specifically, including:
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> Additional funding to construct a multidisciplinary
engineering building on campus
> Supporting the Stony Brook/Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
partnership to launch NeuroAI, an initiative that combines
neuroscience and artificial intelligence
> Expansion of the Stony Brook Center for Clean Water Technology
research to include wastewater treatment technology and creation
of the Suffolk County Wastewater Management District, both with
the goal of protecting Long Island’s aquifer system
> Funding for the modernization and repair of scientific labs
> Funding for “Grand Challenges” that will encourage
cross-disciplinary research
> Increased funding to attract world-class faculty and
researchers
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> Hochul also outlined a healthcare plan aimed at rebuilding and
growing the state’s healthcare workforce by 20% over the next
five years, with a $10 billion commitment that includes $4
billion to support higher wages and bonuses, and $2 billion for
healthcare capital infrastructure and improved lab capacity. The
plan also calls for increased training, attracting students by
providing financial support for the education of healthcare
professionals who work in New York State, supporting career
flexibility for direct care workers, investing in digital
innovation, making affordable healthcare coverage available to
everyone, expanding and improving access to prenatal and
postnatal care, establishing a state master plan for aging, and
strengthening addiction, suicide, mental health and domestic
violence services.
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> Hochul’s agenda includes nine key components: rebuilding our
healthcare economy; protecting public safety and taking strong
action against gun violence; investing in New York’s people;
investing in New York’s communities; making New York’s housing
system more affordable, equitable, and stable; making New York a
national leader in climate action and green jobs; rebuilding New
York’s teacher workforce and reimagining higher education;
advancing New York’s place as a national equity model; and
making critical reforms to restore New Yorkers’ faith in their
government.
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a deeper dive (pg187-192):
HTML https://www.governor.ny.gov/sites/default/files/2022-01/2022StateoftheStateBook.pdf
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