Interdisciplinary Team Suggests Ways to Address Pandemic Telemental Health Disparities
An interdisciplinary team spanning the School of Public Health, the School of Social Welfare and the College of Arts & Sciences found there is a lack of research guiding telemental healthcare for pandemic relief, combined with an inadequate ability for the system to address telemental health disparities.
ETEC Opening Ceremony Celebrates New Center of Research and Innovation
An official ribbon cutting was held for UAlbany's new ETEC building.
Exploring the Role of AI in Government
With the increased use of AI applications by public services and agencies, researchers at the University at Albany have taken on lead roles in producing a special issue on Artificial Intelligence in Government for Social Science Computer Review.
Lahiri Leads 52 from the UAlbany Community Honored for Service Milestones
Fifty-two UAlbany employees are being honored this year for their longtime service, and Distinguished Professor Kajal Lahiri of Economics, with the longest term of all, lists the many reasons he stayed.
UAlbany’s First EOP Student Ambassador Lauds SUNY Commitment to Student Input
Bridget Aduasare can say from experience how much the Educational Opportunity Program can transform the lives of students from economically and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.
UAlbany Partners on $3.6 Million ‘WINTRE-MIX’ Project to Improve Winter Weather Forecasting
Next year, UAlbany researchers will partner with ones from three other institutions on a three-year, NSF-funded $3.6 million project, that seeks to better understand and address the wintry predictive challenge.
NYS Mesonet, NOAA Partner to Enhance Winter Weather Observations
Project will demonstrate how NYS Mesonet measurements, including snow depth, snowfall rates, freezing rain and precipitation type, can improve prediction lead times and local winter weather operations.
CAS Seeking Nominations for 2021-22 Annual Teaching Awards
The College of Arts and Sciences is pleased to request nominations for the 2021-22 Dean’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching and the Daniel and Wendy J. L. Keyser Teaching Excellence Award 2021-2022. You should submit nominees' names for both awards via email to Julia Hormes ([email protected]), by October 1, 2021, and submit all nomination materials by October 22, 2021. Award recipients will be announced at the Full Fall CAS Faculty Meeting (December 1, 2021) and will also be profiled on the College website. Instruction is one of the core missions of the College of Arts and Sciences. Please support us in our efforts to show that we truly value excellence in teaching, advising, and mentoring by nominating a colleague whose exemplary performance in these areas deserves to be recognized and celebrated!