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National Security Institute to open on Computer Science Technology Day

Sandhiya Kannan September 9, 2014
Stony Brook University is starting a National Security Institute on campus as a result of grants from the NYSUNY 2020 vision plan.
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Stefan Hyman: 13 years at Stony Brook

Elsie Boskamp March 4, 2014
After 13 years of working within the Stony Brook University community, Stefan Hyman was appointed to the position of Assistant Provost for Enrollment Strategies, Communications and Analytics at the beginning of the year.
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Towns presented the New York State Budget, which included scholarship money for N.Y. high school students. (BASIL JOHN / THE STATESMAN)

Governor’s cabinet member outlines state budget at SBU

Will Welch February 5, 2014
In a campaign to support the state executive budget, a representative of the governor's cabinet gave a presentation at the Wang Center.
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Faculty expands through NYSUNY 2020 initiative

Katherine Kurre October 31, 2013
New teachers will join the Stony Brook University faculty through the Cluster Hiring Initiative. Put in place by NYSUNY 2020 legislation, this initiative allows for the hiring of interdisciplinary clusters of faculty members.
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The Humanities building on Stony Brook University's campus is home to the European Languages department, a program that has been cosolidated along with two others in lieu of budget cuts. NINA LIN/STATESMAN FILE

Humanities professors petition for more hires

Katherine Kurre February 25, 2013
NYSUNY 2020 is a program implemented in the summer of 2011 primarily targeted to four SUNY schools: Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo and Stony Brook. This program was designed to aid in standardizing tuition hikes for five years as well as helping the economic and academic growth in New York State.
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