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President McInnis Delivers Stony Brooks State of the University AddressAround 14:30 McInnis says she's heard that we lack in "sense of belonging" and "welcoming". And that we need to transform this, renew enthusiasm, etc. This is an important goal, on day 1 wants students to find personal connection, a place to return to, promoting connection, etc. This is the first i've ever heard McInnis- or anyone at SB for that matter- address the elephant in the room. She sounds committed.What i like is they've reimagined undergraduate colleges to connect students in disciplines- i read that as putting freshmen in freshmen dorms by major.Also, the CAA is a good step. And they've added activities (though that's vague; id love to hear more). So, it sounds like she's getting the message. A step in the right direction.
Fiscal Year 2021-22 Fundraising Resultshttps://sbmatters.stonybrook.edu/fiscal-year-2021-22-fundraising-results/
$200 million in capital funding for research labs at Stony Brook University and the University at Buffalo to invest in new and renovated research buildings, labs, and state-of-the art instrumentation.Endowment match up to $500 million in state funds for Stony Brook University and the three other university centers.$200 million in digital transformation and IT infrastructure across SUNY including Stony Brook University.
Statement from Stony Brook University President Maurie McInnis on New York Governor Kathy Hochuls 2023 State of the Statehttps://news.stonybrook.edu/university/statement-from-stony-brook-university-president-maurie-mcinnis-on-new-york-governor-kathy-hochuls-2023-state-of-the-state/Quote$200 million in capital funding for research labs at Stony Brook University and the University at Buffalo to invest in new and renovated research buildings, labs, and state-of-the art instrumentation.Endowment match up to $500 million in state funds for Stony Brook University and the three other university centers.$200 million in digital transformation and IT infrastructure across SUNY including Stony Brook University.
Stony Brook Universitys College of Engineering and Applied Sciences has announced a new graduate program in data science (DAS), which will offer both MS and PhD degree programs in data science beginning in Fall 2023.The graduate program is jointly offered by the Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics (AMS), and the Department of Computer Science (CS), both part of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS). Students will receive vigorous training in data science encompassing core topics such as statistical analysis, machine learning, big data analysis/management and computer programming.In todays data-driven world, the demand for skilled professionals in the field of data science has grown exponentially, creating the need for graduates who can provide the needed technical and analytical expertise, said Samir Das, Chair of the Department of Computer Science, also home to Stony Brooks Institute for AI-Driven Discovery and Innovation. In our curriculum, students will be able to build multidisciplinary expertise in the cross-section of statistical analysis, big data analytics, and computing making them very valuable in the job market.
Funding is from NYS $53M annual investment; about 50 new faculty to be hiredThe additional new full-time faculty will help Stony Brook a SUNY flagship university expand research funding and productivity, increase faculty diversity, and continue to address instructional needs. Specific areas of hiring include quantum information sciences, artificial intelligence, energy and climate science, and cancer studies, among others. Each new hire is concentrated in high-demand fields, helping Stony Brook to facilitate a highly skilled workforce in New York State.
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