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SUNY Poly announces the launch of an

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Student, Faculty + Staff Profiles: Graduate Cybersecurity program is now available online... 

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Located in New York's capital city, SUNY Poly's Albany campus offers degrees in the emerging disciplines of nanoscience and nanoengineering, as well as cutting-edge nanobioscience and nanoeconomics programs. 

Utica

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Students come from all over New York, many other states, and more than 20 other nations to enroll in STEM-focused programs, business, nursing, and more.

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SUNY Poly student & SURP participant Brian Lanchester is interested in learning about early cancer detection. To gain hands-on research experience in this area, he is spending his summer working w/ structurally interactive RNA in Prof. Scott Tenenbaum’s lab. #SummeratSUNYPolyAs 1 of 35 students participating in SUNY Poly’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), Sam Straney is gaining valuable research experience in Prof. Michael Carpenter’s lab by modeling pressure sensors in COMSOL and testing the viability of materials for use in sensors.On October 23, 2008 State legislators and other dignitaries joined faculty, staff and students in the ground breaking of our new Student Center at our Utica campus! New York Senator Joseph Griffo, Assemblywoman RoAnn Destito, Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente, President Wolf Yeigh and others are present in this photo. The construction of the new Student Center began in 2009 @sunypolyalumni #ThrowbackThursday #FromTheMillsToMarcy #SUNYPoly #UpperDivision #SUNYTech #SUNYIT #ProudToBeAWildcat #WildcatHistory #SUNYPolyHistory #TheBridgeDuring the summer of 1969 SUNY stated that they were “zeroing in” on a site. Donovan said four or more sites were under serious consideration: Marcy, the "Cosby Manor Road area”, Oriskany, and a location off Route 12 in New Hartford, NY. The SUNY Trustees approved of the selection of the Marcy location on October 31, 1969. The selection allowed the state to acquire more than 60 parcels of land in the town of Marcy, north and west of the City of Utica, a site that totaled more than 800 acres. This photo shows an early view (1970) of one portion of the campus acreage. #ThrowbackThursday #FromTheMillsToMarcy #SUNYPoly #UpperDivision #SUNYTech #SUNYIT #ProudToBeAWildcat #WildcatHistory #SUNYPolyHistory

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