New York's Southern Tier has been experiencing a "silver tsunami," a seismic demographic shift comprised of the massive Baby Boomer generation aging and retiring. This...
Studying Labor Market Outcomes for SUNY HEP Students: Initial Challenges and Observations
Throughout the SUNY system, higher education in prison (HEP) programs work closely with the New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) to support...
A 99 College Credit Journey Thanks to Second Chances
Through rigorous college programs in correctional settings, paired with reentry navigation and community-based support, SUNY Higher Education in Prison helps justice-impacted students build pathways to...
SUNY’s Patents and Innovations: Honoring the Women Behind Them
Think of some of your favorite inventors. Film star Hedy Lamarr co-invented "frequency-hopping" during WWII to encrypt torpedo-control signals, paving the way for Wi-Fi and...
From Insight to Implementation: Registered Apprenticeships Help Early Childhood Organization Grow
In June 2024, a simple conversation helped spark a major workforce initiative in the early childhood education sector. Angelina Sanfilippo, SUNY Apprenticeship Business Developer for...
