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Social work intern Avery Burnsworth (far left) and Kristin Galusha (standing), a mental health site coordinator, with Whitney Point High School students during a BUCS lunchtime drop-in session this past February.
Social work intern Avery Burnsworth (far left) and Kristin Galusha (standing), a mental health site coordinator, with Whitney Point High School students during a BUCS lunchtime drop-in session this past February. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.

Donors enhance excellence in education at Binghamton and in the region.

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In memory of you

From left: Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger; Broome County Legislator and Binghamton University Foundation board member Kim Myers; Nancy Heichemer; Daniel Myers and his fiancée, Anne Glasgow; and Rick Heichemer cut the ribbon April 29 at the enhanced Social Learning Center at Binghamton University.
From left: Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger; Broome County Legislator and Binghamton University Foundation board member Kim Myers; Nancy Heichemer; Daniel Myers and his fiancée, Anne Glasgow; and Rick Heichemer cut the ribbon April 29 at the enhanced Social Learning Center at Binghamton University. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.

Honoring a loved one by building on his dream.

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You open doors to opportunities

MBA student Sarah Crawford
MBA student Sarah Crawford, a Binghamton Fund Opportunity Scholarship recipient. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.

Students succeed with Binghamton Fund scholarships.

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You expand research possibilities

Sarah Ford, lecturer of digital and data studies, and Gregory Hallenbeck, director of digital and data studies, teach Interactive Fiction at Binghamton in July 2024.
Sarah Ford, lecturer of digital and data studies, and Gregory Hallenbeck, director of digital and data studies, teach Interactive Fiction at Binghamton in July 2024.

Seed grants and technical support fuel faculty projects.

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New VP to join us in advancing Binghamton

David Whitmore
David Whitmore. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.

David K. Whitmore will join Binghamton University on March 10 as the new vice president of advancement, executive director of the Binghamton University Foundation and chief advancement officer.

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You make opportunities possible

Choreographer Meka Oku teaches a master class at the Africana Festival in February at Africa House in Endicott,  N.Y. More than 120 students and faculty attended the festival, which was made possible thanks to a Mellon Foundation grant to support Africana Studies at Binghamton.
Choreographer Meka Oku teaches a master class at the Africana Festival in February at Africa House in Endicott, N.Y. More than 120 students and faculty attended the festival, which was made possible thanks to a Mellon Foundation grant to support Africana Studies at Binghamton.

Africana Studies gets boost from Mellon grant.

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You put student research on the fast track
Arthur O’Sullivan ’24 discusses his findings during Binghamton Research Days in April. He's among the students who received Undergraduate Research Awards for their outstanding work.
Arthur O’Sullivan ’24 discusses his findings during Binghamton Research Days in April. He's among the students who received Undergraduate Research Awards for their outstanding work. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.

Awards recognize and support innovative work.

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You unlock doors to an exceptional education

Daniel R. Black '94, a global recruiting leader at EY, gives a presentation on the power of networking. The program, in the Undergrounds of the Union at Binghamton, was presented in February 2022 by the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development.
Daniel R. Black '94, a global recruiting leader at EY, gives a presentation on the power of networking. The program, in the Undergrounds of the Union at Binghamton, was presented in February 2022 by the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development.
Scholarships provide invaluable access.

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You shine the spotlight on student creations


Students in a 16mm filmmaking course at Binghamton in September 2023.
Students in a 16mm filmmaking course at Binghamton in September 2023. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.
School of the Arts holds inaugural Student Showcase.

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Thank you for your generous support!

From left: Biomedical Engineering Department Chair Kaiming Ye; Watson College Dean Krishnaswami “Hari” Srihari; Connie Wong; Gary Kunis ’73, LHD ’02; and University President Harvey Stenger at the Douglas Hsu Research Laboratory dedication Oct. 16.
From left: Biomedical Engineering Department Chair Kaiming Ye; Watson College Dean Krishnaswami “Hari” Srihari; Connie Wong; Gary Kunis ’73, LHD ’02; and University President Harvey Stenger at the Douglas Hsu Research Laboratory dedication Oct. 16.
Donors EXCELERATE Binghamton.

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Forming your legacy at Binghamton

Gary L. Truce in front of the Binghamton University Athletics Hall of Fame wall in the Events Center.
Gary L. Truce in front of the Binghamton University Athletics Hall of Fame wall in the Events Center. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.
Donors can make an everlasting impact.

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You make a difference on campus and beyond

Officer Shane Robinson (left) and Lt. Steven Faulkner Jr., both with New York State University Police at Binghamton, with students at West Middle School in Binghamton in June 2022, as part of the Youth & Police Initiative (YPI) program.
Officer Shane Robinson (left) and Lt. Steven Faulkner Jr., both with New York State University Police at Binghamton, with students at West Middle School in Binghamton in June 2022, as part of the Youth & Police Initiative (YPI) program.
Donors enhance partnerships with the community.

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You can spark discoveries for a changing world

The inaugural recipient of the Nadia Rubaii Prize is Maria Ressa, a journalist who won the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize for her reporting on an authoritarian regime in the Philippines. In April, Ressa was keynote speaker at I-GMAP’s 2023 Frontiers of Prevention meeting, an international gathering at Binghamton of atrocity prevention scholars, practitioners and policymakers.
The inaugural recipient of the Nadia Rubaii Prize is Maria Ressa, a journalist who won the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize for her reporting on an authoritarian regime in the Philippines. In April, Ressa was keynote speaker at I-GMAP’s 2023 Frontiers of Prevention meeting, an international gathering at Binghamton of atrocity prevention scholars, practitioners and policymakers. Image Credit: Jonathan Cohen.
Donors EXCELERATE faculty and student excellence.

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