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the perils of art

SUNY Brockport Tower of Fine Arts Stage

october 13, 2023 // 7:23 PM

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[star-girl69]

Updated stats:

3.9 GPA (93.7 w)

1230 on my first SAT

National Honor Society

No clubs bc I’m stupid!!!

2 completed AP’s (APUSH and ap Lang) (5’s on both)

3 in progress AP’s (chem, lit and us gov)

2 dual credit courses

1 in progress dual credit course

College essay is getting reviewed rn but hopefully it’s banging or else I give up

Also I’m not applying to like ivies or big 10 schools

LOL location drop: i do live in NY so I’m applying to a bunch of SUNY’s (Binghamton, Geneseo, Cortland, Oswego, Plattsburgh, Brockport) and then two private local colleges i will not be name dropping

Guys lmk if you have college reqs in NY bc idk

[michaelaconley]

Assistant Professor of Public Health & Health Education (Tenure Track)

New Post has been published on https://www.hpcareer.net/job/assistant-professor-of-public-health-health-education-tenure-track/

Assistant Professor of Public Health & Health Education (Tenure Track)

SUNY Budget Title: Assistant Professor (10 month) – PBH

Work type: Full time – Not Remote

Location: Rochester, NY

Department: Public Health & Health Education

Job Summary:

SUNY Brockport invites applications for an Assistant Professor position in the department of Public Health and Health Education to begin August, 2025. The incumbent will have responsibilities for teaching, scholarly activity and service to the department, campus and profession. The incumbent will be required to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in public health education, community health, and school health. The person in this role will engage in departmental, School, and University service activities as well as conduct and maintain an active program of scholarship. Best consideration given to those applications submitted by December 1st, 2024.

Minimum Qualifications:

Doctoral degree in public and community health education or related discipline from a college or university accredited by the US Department of Education or an internationally accredited institution. ABD candidates must earn their doctoral degree within 6 months of hire.

Ability to teach public health education courses.

Ability to conduct independent research.

Experience with online teaching.

Demonstrated potential for increasing the diversity of the curriculum, student body or faculty through teaching/mentoring or research activities.

Preferred Qualifications:

College health education/public health experience.

Experience in administration/committee management.

Experience in academic advisement.

Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES, MCHES).

Certified in Public Health (CPH).

Evidence of scholarly activity (e.g. peer reviewed research).

Work Schedule: Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Salary and Benefits: The minimum salary for this position is $72,007.

This position is benefits eligible; Find out more about benefits at Careers@Brockport!  This position is eligible for visa sponsorship.

Application Instructions:

Visit jobs.hr.brockport.edu to complete an application including your cover letter that addresses required and preferred qualifications, resume/CV, and contact information for three professional references. Best consideration given to those applications submitted by December 1st, 2024. We will continue to accept applications after the best consideration date.

[wutbju]

Reverend Doctor Paul G. Hammond was joyfully received in Heaven by His Lord and Savior on the morning of September 6th, 2023 with his beloved wife by his side in the Upstate Medical University Hospital Neuro ICU. The family thanks the doctors, nurses and staff for their skills in caring for him, and their tender concern for the family.

Paul was born June 13, 1933, in Soldiers and Sailors Hospital in Penn Yan, New York and raised in Penn Yan by his parents Ford Cassius Hammond and Evangel Johnson Hammond, daughter of Rev. G. Frank and Lillian Whitney Johnson.

Paul attended Penn Yan Academy and graduated from St. Francis DeSales High School in Geneva, NY in 1952. He played football and lacrosse for Penn Yan and had his nose broken in a box lacrosse game on the Indian Reservation.

He served in the US Army Security Agency during the Korean War and at Fort Bragg, NC. After his meritorious Army service, Paul attended Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC where he quickly earned a B.A. and a M.A. He was ordained at the Springdale Baptist Church, Taylors SC. He earned a M.S. in Psychology from the State University of NY at Brockport and a Ph.D. in Christian Counseling from the [unaccredited] Christian Bible College in Rocky Mount, NC.

Paul was a humble man who never flaunted his degrees and his knowledge. The Ph.D. was his tribute to his father who ‘only’ had an 8th grade education yet had more practical knowledge and spiritual insight than many.

[rockcastle-florist]

Unveiling the Floral Gems: Avon Florists' Unique Arrangements

In the quaint town of Avon, floral enthusiasts and gift-givers alike find themselves drawn to the exquisite offerings of Avon Florists. Nestled in this picturesque locale, these florists have mastered the art of creating captivating floral arrangements that captivate the senses and speak volumes through petals, colors, and fragrances.

The essence of Avon Florists lies not just in the blooms they offer but in the meticulous craftsmanship and creativity that goes into each arrangement. From the vibrant bouquets reminiscent of Bloomfield Hills' wildflowers to the elegant compositions reflecting the sophistication of Brighton, every creation tells a story.

One of the standout features of Avon Florists is their commitment to prompt and efficient service, echoed in their same-day delivery services not only within Avon but also extending to neighboring areas like Bergen County. The convenience of having your chosen blooms delivered right to your doorstep resonates with the busy lifestyles of today.

Each floral masterpiece crafted by Avon Florists reflects the distinctive charm of the towns they serve. Whether it's the rustic elegance of Caledonia or the quaint allure of Canandaigua, these florists curate arrangements that honor the local essence while embracing modern trends.

For instance, in Brockport, the flower shops stand out for their fusion of traditional beauty with contemporary designs. Avon Florists pay homage to this blend through their diverse array of floral designs, attracting admirers seeking flower delivery in Brockport, NY, with a touch of artistic flair.

Churchville NY Florists and Clarkson residents also find themselves enchanted by Avon Florists' offerings, particularly the ease of same-day delivery, which adds a touch of convenience to life's special moments. The same-day flower delivery services cater to these communities, ensuring that every occasion, big or small, is adorned with fresh blooms.

Moreover, in Clifton Springs and East Rochester, the Avon Florists' commitment to timely and delightful floral arrangements is evident. They seamlessly blend the beauty of blooms with the urgency of same-day flower delivery, ensuring smiles bloom just as quickly as their floral arrangements.

The unique factor of Avon Florists isn't solely about their stunning bouquets or efficient services; it's their ability to weave a narrative through flowers, creating a language of emotions and sentiments expressed through petals carefully curated from Brighton to Bloomfield Hills.

In conclusion, Avon Florists stand tall as purveyors of floral elegance and storytellers through their unique arrangements. Their dedication to capturing the essence of various locales like Bloomfield Hills, Brighton, and beyond, coupled with their commitment to seamless same-day deliveries, makes them an indispensable part of celebrations, expressions of love, and moments that deserve to be adorned with nature's finest.

[rockcastleflorist]

Creating the Perfect Wedding Bouquet: Tips and Trends for Rochester Brides

Your wedding day is a momentous occasion filled with love, joy, and countless memories in the making. One of the most cherished elements of this special day is your wedding bouquet. At Avon Florists, Bloomfield Florist, and Brighton Florist in Rochester, NY, we understand the significance of this symbolic arrangement. In this guide, we'll explore the latest wedding bouquet trends and provide valuable advice to help Rochester brides create the perfect bouquet for their big day.

Trend #1: Embrace Local Blooms

In an era of sustainability and supporting local businesses, more brides in Rochester are opting for locally sourced blooms. Flowers sourced from nearby flower shops in Brockport, NY, and flower delivery in Bergen County offer the freshest and most vibrant options. By choosing local, you not only reduce the environmental impact but also contribute to the community.

Trend #2: Seasonal Selections

Seasonal flowers are gaining popularity among Rochester brides. Whether it's the delicate peonies of summer or the cozy chrysanthemums of autumn, using flowers that are in season not only ensures the freshest and most beautiful blooms but also connects your bouquet to the time of year you're tying the knot.

Trend #3: Personalization with Meaning

Many brides are choosing to personalize their bouquets with meaningful elements. Adding a sentimental photo, a special charm, or even a piece of jewelry can make your bouquet truly unique and reflective of your love story.

Trend #4: Mix and Match Styles

Traditional round bouquets are giving way to more diverse shapes and arrangements. Brides are experimenting with cascading bouquets, hand-tied bouquets, and even unconventional shapes like crescents or hoops. Don't be afraid to explore different styles and find one that resonates with your personality and wedding theme.

Trend #5: Vibrant Color Palettes

While white and pastels are timeless choices, vibrant and bold color palettes are making a statement. Rich jewel tones and dramatic combinations create a stunning contrast against a white wedding dress, adding a pop of personality and flair to your bouquet.

Trend #6: Textured Arrangements

Texture is key to creating a bouquet that's not only visually appealing but also captivating to touch. Incorporate various flower types, foliage, and even unexpected elements like feathers or berries to create depth and interest in your bouquet.

Advice for Rochester Brides:

Start Early: Begin planning your bouquet well in advance. Consult with your chosen florist and discuss your vision. This will give you time to explore different options and source any special flowers you desire.

Consider Your Wedding Theme: Your bouquet should complement your wedding theme and color palette. Share your theme and colors with your florist, and they can suggest blooms that fit perfectly.

Bouquet Preservation: If you wish to preserve your bouquet as a keepsake, discuss this with your florist. They can guide you on the best methods to ensure your bouquet retains its beauty.

Reliability is Key: When it comes to flower delivery in Rochester, reliability is essential. Opt for trusted florists like Avon Florists, Bloomfield Florist, and Brighton Florist who offer same-day flower delivery in Brighton. This ensures that your bouquet arrives in perfect condition on your wedding day.

Stay True to Your Style: While it's great to stay updated with trends, remember that your bouquet should reflect your unique style and personality. Let your heart guide you, and your bouquet will be a true representation of you.

Your wedding bouquet is a symbol of love, and it should be as unique and beautiful as your love story. With these trends and advice, Rochester brides can confidently create the perfect bouquet that captures the essence of their special day.

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[kateconwayturner]

Dear Bengals,

Last weekend our region experienced a historic winter event rivaling the Blizzard of ’77. The 2022 blizzard had significant, lasting, and devastating impacts across the entirety of Western New York. Many areas and individuals are still dealing with the aftermath and recovery from this historic storm. Please remember, Bengals, we are strong and resilient! I am proud of our entire community and want to extend my well wishes and thanks to each and every one of you.

Residence Life will continue to have staff on-call and available at the numbers posted in your buildings. Milligan's Food Pantry is committed to supporting the health and well-being of our students. Prepackaged bags are available to residential students in need living on campus this week. Students can place an order online at https://deanofstudents.buffalostate.edu/interested-registering-milligans-services.

Thank you to our entire community for your support and patience during the recovery efforts after the height of the blizzard was over. Our campus saw significant snowfall, drifts, and other impacts – as did our entire region – and our wonderful and amazing crews, along with University Police, are working tirelessly to ensure our campus is safe and accessible to return to normal operations at the beginning of the new year. They are truly the unsung heroes, and I am so appreciative and grateful for their dedication. Please join me in expressing an enormous Bengal thanks to all members of our essential staff for their hard work and commitment to Buffalo State!

Buffalo State has been serving as an operation center for the Emergency Transportation Operations of the New York State Department of Transportation (NYS DOT) and the National Guard, who are helping with storm cleanup in the City of Buffalo. Additional resources have also been provided by Buffalo State to Erie County and the City of Buffalo during the city’s recovery efforts.

Buffalo State has generously received assistance from SUNY Fredonia, SUNY Brockport, SUNY ESF, NYS DOT Emergency Transportation Operations, Chemung County, American Paving, and the Buffalo Psychiatric Center in our storm recovery on campus. We have also kindly been offered assistance from SUNY Albany, SUNY Oswego, and others. Additionally, SUNY Emergency Management, New York State Emergency Management, and Erie County Emergency Management have also aided our campus this week. On behalf of our entire Buffalo State community, I would like to extend a heartful thank you to all of those listed above, and others we may have missed, for supporting our campus during this time! It is truly a wonderful show of support and community across our entire state.

I would like to remind our community of Western New York 2-1-1 Resources available during the Buffalo Blizzard storm cleanup.

911 - life threatening emergencies, including life threatening medical emergencies

716-858-SNOW - Erie County SNOW line is for requests for non-emergency medical assistance, including transportation to dialysis or cancer treatments, and delivery of critical, life-sustaining prescription medications like insulin. This line cannot provide medical advice. Please do not use this line to report unplowed streets, abandoned vehicles, or power outages.

211 - 24/7/365 connection to community resources across WNY - non-emergency resources for storm recovery and connection to basic needs and human service agencies

311 - City of Buffalo Municipal Helpline - up to date info on city response to the Blizzard, can also be used to report unplowed streets, answered 8:30am-6:00pm during the storm recovery, normal hours M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm.

988 - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - mental health and crisis support available 24/7 nationwide

Buffalo State anticipates a return to normal operations on Tuesday, January 3, which also marks the first day of January Term (J-Term).

Have a safe, healthy, and happy new year!

Katherine Conway-Turner President SUNY Buffalo State College

[carringtonscreations]

IDA Process

My infographic is going to focus on the mental health crisis that exists among college students and why it needs to be taken as seriously as physical health. More often than not, students do not reach out for help, and it can lead to devastating consequences. The target audience for this infographic is SUNY Brockport students and faculty. This topic is important because many people, not just college students, suffer in silence and oftentimes help comes when it is too late. It also is very important to me as someone who’s struggled with my own mental health throughout my life, and I have been in a position where I didn’t know where to start. In order to illustrate my information clearly, I am going to include statistics on the amount of college students feeling depressed and/or anxious, and how many of those said students do not reach out. I am going to create two pie charts, a bar graph, and two illustrations with these statistics about college students and mental health. I am going to use different shades of blue throughout the graphic for a few reasons: One being that blue is typically associated with sadness or “feeling blue”. And two, because blue can represent tranquility and relaxation. I don’t want the colors to be overwhelming and alarming to people who read this infographic but rather feel a sense of calmness, especially if they read it to find help that they need. I am going to include links to SUNY Brockport’s counseling center, which is in the Hazen Health Center, and the SUNY Resource Finder, which allows people to search for help throughout all NYS counties and SUNY campuses. I will also include phone numbers to the 988 Lifeline and a Crisis text line. I want this infographic to target students that need help but don’t know where to start, to finally take a step in the right direction in making their mental health a priority. I want the typefaces I use to grab someone’s attention without being too loud, therefore the main headers will be in Didot, which I am going to set in a bold style. Sub headers will be in PT Sans Narrow, a clean, simple serif font, and the body text will be Grantha Sangam MN. This infographic needs to be legible but also able to catch someone’s eyes.

Target Audience for Campaign: SUNY Students (average age of ~18-22) and faculty

Statistics

1 in 3 college students experience depression and anxiety

50% of the population will experience a mental health condition during their lifetime

75% of students do not reach out for help

Up to 44% of students reported having symptoms of depression and anxiety 

According to the CDC, the percentage of adults with anxiety or a depressive disorder increased from 36.4% to 41.5% between August 2020-February 2021 (biggest increase seen in 18–29-year old’s)

Reasons Students are Struggling

Pressure to be perfect

Hyper Achievement culture in the US ("The American Dream")

Students are sleep deprived 

Teaching children to give 100% at all times at everything they do is unrealistic

Resources for SUNY students/faculty

SUNY has announced a $24 million mental health and wellness services expansion as of September 2022

SUNY launched a Mental Health Resource finder for students to access help within SUNY and state-wide (https://www.suny.edu/mental-health/resources/)

Expanding after-hours care, creating more safe spaces on campuses

Providing students with emergency mini-grants to seek help off-campus 

Brockport’s counseling center: (585) 395-2414 or appointments can be made through myHazen

Crisis Text Line: GOT5U to 741-741 

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (Replacing the 1-800-273-TALK number)

Sources

Reese Druckenmiller, L.I.C.S.W. “College Students and Depression.” Mayo Clinic Health System, Mayo Clinic Health System, 5 Aug. 2022, https://www.mayoclinichealthsystem.org/hometown-health/speaking-of-health/college-students-and-depression#:~:text=A%20recent%20study%20found%20that,identification%20and%20treatment%20of%20depression.

9-21-22 SUNY Expands Mental Health Services - SUNY. https://www.suny.edu/suny-news/press-releases/9-22/9-21-22/.

“Mental Health Guide.” College Stats, 9 Oct. 2017, https://collegestats.org/resources/mental-health-guide/.

Resource Finder - SUNY - State University of New York. https://www.suny.edu/mental-health/resources/.

Media, Siege. “Ultimate Guide to Maintaining Mental Health for College Students.” Online Schools Report, 27 Oct. 2020, https://www.onlineschoolsreport.com/college-student-mental-health/.

“'A Generation Exposed to Everything, Everywhere': Why College Students Struggle with Mental Health.” Georgia Public Broadcasting, https://www.gpb.org/news/2019/05/20/generation-exposed-everything-everywhere-why-college-students-struggle-mental.

Telecounseling Initiative to Support Mental Health - SUNY. https://www.suny.edu/features/telecounseling/.

“Local, State and National Resources.” SUNY Online, 15 Dec. 2021, https://online.suny.edu/students/local-state-and-national-resources/.

“The Importance of Mental Health and Wellness.” SUNY Online, 14 Dec. 2021, https://online.suny.edu/students/the-importance-of-mental-health-and-wellness/.“Home.” Lifeline, https://988lifeline.org/.

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Harvester Park on the Erie Canal

Harvester Park on the Erie Canal

One of the nice features on the Erie Canal as it passes through Brockport, New York is the lovely Harvester Park welcome station. It is a building for boaters as they stop and pass through the Village of Brockport. It has restrooms, showers, a lounge with internet and places to relax. The grounds are used to have concerts on the canal banks often on weekends in the summer. There are service posts…

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I'm just trying to make some sense of this before I lose another year.

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