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2011 News Archive

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Home Away From Home
10/17

Students have made their dorm rooms a home away from home for years bringing decorations, photos and other reflections of their interests to their living spaces.

ESF Women’s Cross-country Finishes Third
10/17

The ESF women's cross-country team ran an impressive race Oct. 15 at the Annual Cross-Country Only Colleges Championship Meet hosted by Hobart and William Smith Colleges at Seneca Lake State Park in Geneva. The Mighty Oaks women placed third out of 16 teams.

'Father of Green Chemistry' to Speak at Green Building Conference
10/14

Paul Anastas, Ph.D., will speak at the 10th Annual New York State Green Building Conference March 29, 2012.

ESF Graduate Student Helps Give Dogs a Second Chance
10/14

Stephanie Figary's running partner has all the qualities of a great training companion: boundless energy, endurance – and four legs.

Timber Sports update
10/14

From Angela Marcoccia... "We had our first meet October 2nd at Finger Lakes Community College. We took 3 teams; Mens A, Womens A and Jack and Jill.

SUNY-ESF Incentivizes Green Transportation
10/14

The SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) is setting aside reserved parking spaces to promote carpooling and the use of more energy-efficient vehicles by faculty and staff.

Chemistry Research on Cover of Journal
10/13

Chemists and engineers are trying to understand how the chemical reactions of very short-lived molecules influences the ignition of diesel fuel.

Be Prepared
10/11

Dr. Theodore J. Stenuf, professor of paper science and engineering, established the Pulp and Paper Merit Badge in 1974.

Green Infrastructure Symposium Accepting Abstracts
10/05

The Central New York Green Infrastructure Symposium, hosted by the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) and the Environmental Finance Center at Syracuse University (EFC), is accepting abstracts for presentation at the November event.

Quad Central to Campus Life
10/04

Students have long used ESF's Quad for a place to meet, gather, play and learn.