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AAPI Heritages

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AAPI Heritages

Department - University Department

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Mission
The AAPI Mentorship Network @ SBU was established to connect Stony Brook University's Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander students to faculty and staff mentors. Mentors are committed to helping this student body excel in a variety of areas, including academic skills, confidence and leadership skills, work/study-life balance, social and racial justice, service and community work, teamwork and people skills, career planning and networking, and research and scholarship skills. Student mentees can benefit from the unique expertise of the mentor they're working with especially if they take the initiative. The AAPI Mentorship Network @ SBU was started by a group of faculty whose goal was to uplift the diversity of our academic community, and to help AAPI students thrive at SBU and feel a genuine sense of belonging on Long Island and surrounding areas. By building a robust support network and a community, we aim to help AAPI students reach their educational and life goals.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Academic and Transfer Advising Services

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Academic and Transfer Advising Services

Department - University Department

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Mission
We provide overall communication to Stony Brook undergraduates about academic advising and the evaluation of transfer credits for general education requirements. We help students develop their academic plans for graduation and work with students in academic difficulty.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Academic Integrity Office

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Academic Integrity Office

Department - University Department

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Mission
The Academic Judiciary Committee hears the appeals of students accused of violating academic integrity. The Committee will hear details of the accusation by the reporting faculty/staff and details of the appeal by the accused student. The Committee will come to a decision of finding the student responsible or not responsible for the accusation at a hearing from testimony heard and reviewing documentation presented. Academic Judiciary Committee Volunteer Student Board MemberWhat does an Academic Judiciary Committee Member do?The Academic Judiciary Committee hears the appeals of students accused of violating academic integrity. The Committee will hear details of the accusation by the reporting faculty/staff and details of the appeal by the accused student. The Committee will come to a decision of finding the student responsible or not responsible for the accusation at a hearing from testimony heard and reviewing documentation presented.HOW DO I QUALIFY TO BE A MEMBER?Must have completed at least one semester of at least 12 credits at Stony BrookMust be in good academic standingMust never have been found responsible for violating academic integrity Must maintain a minimum term and cumulative GPA of 3.0Be in any declared majorAvailable for duration of hearing 1 – 1 1/2 hoursHow many people are on the hearing board?Each hearing board consists of 5 members; a hearing officer, 2 faculty, 1 professional staff and 2 undergraduate students. We also have an alternate member scheduled in case a last minute emergency arises and a member cannot attend.IS THIS A PAID INTERNSHIP? CAN I APPLY FOR CREDIT?No, this is not a paid internship and you do not receive credit for this. This is a volunteer position.HOW MANY HEARINGS AM I REQUIRED TO SIT ON ? There is not a set requirement for how many hearings you have to participate in during the semester/academic year. The number of hearings you sit on, depends on your availability. We strive to allow each student the chance to sit on at least one hearing per semester.AJC STUDENT MEMBER RESPONSIBILITYPlease visit our website and review the academic policies and procedures for students as well as faculty/staff.http://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/academic_integrity/Honor all commitments you make and be on time (30 minutes prior) to all hearings. (When you do not show for a hearing or do not give prior notice that you will not be able to attend, we have to reschedule; Besides the time it takes to coordinate and reschedule a hearing, it is also not fair to all parties involved who have made a commitment to attend a scheduled hearing). Hearings generally run for about 1 hour and then the committee deliberates and discusses any necessary penalties. Any hearings that require more than 1 hour, prior notice will be given.It is considered a conflict of interest and you will not be able to participate in that specific hearing; if you know the student, or are currently enrolled in a course in which the reporting instructor teaches.You are required to maintain a term and cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 and be in good academic standing. If you fall below this requirement, you will be removed from the committee until you meet that requirement.OVERVIEW OF AN ACADEMIC JUDICIARY HEARING:When students are accused of violating academic integrity, they have a chance to appeal the accusation and they do so by requesting a hearing before the reporting faculty/staff and academic judiciary hearing board.Everyone gets a copy of materials to review before the hearing. A HEARING PROCEEDS AS FOLLOWSInstructor makes a statement about why he has accused the student. Not to be interrupted unless you need to have him/her repeat.Accused student makes a statement explaining why he/she is appealing. Not to be interrupted unless you need to have him/her repeat.Student, professor, hearing board can all ask questions, and when the hearing board deems it appropriate, the witness(es) will be invited in to answer questions.When the hearing board is satisfied that all of its questions have been answered, we will ask the student, professor, and witnesses to wait outside and the board will meet briefly to determine if we need to have you come back in for further questions. If not, we will let them know they can leave, and we'll stay to discuss and vote.Decision is made by anonymous vote of responsible or not responsible. Majority of the 5 hearing board members will rule.After a decision has been made, then the penalty is discussed. Decisions are emailed to all parties involved. ConfidentialityAll committee records of findings of academic dishonesty are confidential and are accessible only to the committee, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, the dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the dean of the Marine Sciences Research Center and their designees, pre-professional committees whose request for such information have been honored by the Judiciary Committee, and to others specifically granted such access by the student(s) named in the case. The Q grade and any relevant notation, however, are accessible to anyone with access to the student's transcript for the period during which they appear on the transcript. Generally, both the Q grade and notation are temporary and students can remove both from their transcript by taking the Q course. ALL HEARING DISCUSSIONS DO NOT LEAVE OUR OFFICE.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Academic Success and Tutoring Center

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Academic Success and Tutoring Center

Department - University Department

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Mission
If you're looking for a friendly, supportive, and collaborative environment to discuss coursework, make mistakes and learn from them, and practice research-backed study strategies, check out the Academic Success and Tutoring Center (ASTC). Our peer led services can help with everything from understanding difficult course concepts, to creating practical weekly schedules that incorporate academic responsibilities and campus involvement opportunities. The most successful Seawolves ask for help and we can provide that help in a variety of ways including: Course-based peer tutoring (appointments & drop-in) Skill-based peer tutoring (appointments & drop-in) Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) for various courses Study Jams And much more… For more information visit our website, send us an email, or call 631-632-4920.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Amagansett Residence Hall

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Amagansett Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Ammann Residence Hall

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Ammann Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Anthropology Department

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Anthropology Department

Department - University Department

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Mission
Anthropology is a broad and diverse discipline that seeks to better understand the human species in terms of our cultural, behavioral and biological development through time. Towards this end, the field of anthropology includes comparisons with our closest living relatives - the lemurs, monkeys and apes that, together with us, constitute the zoological Order Primates. Anthropology also encompasses a very broad range of topics, including the study of the behavioral ecology and anatomy of living non-human primates, and the fossil record for primate and human evolution.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Asian and Asian-American Studies

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Asian & Asian-American Studies

Department - University Department

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Mission
Established in 2002, the Department of Asian & Asian American Studies is one of the few departments in the U.S. that integrates the study and teaching of both Asian and Asian American studies. It offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that highlights the history of New York as the home of Asian immigrants since the 19th century and recognizes the importance of the Asia-Pacific in this present century.Using textual studies and discourse analysis as our primary analytic tools, we focus on the study of Asian and Asian American languages, cultures, and intellectual histories over time and in contact with other global cultures. Among our faculty are internationally-recognized scholars in linguistics, cultural studies, history, philosophy, and religious studies.Our global curriculum ranges from studies of classical Asian civilizations to studies of modern Asian diasporic cultures. We offer:a B.A. in Asian & Asian American Studiesa B.A. in Asian & Asian American Studies with Teacher Certification (in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean).We also offer the following minors:Asian & Asian American StudiesChina StudiesJapanese StudiesKorean StudiesSouth Asian StudiesReligious StudiesWe launched the new MA in Contemporary Asian and Asian American Studies (CAAAS) in the fall of 2016. Our innovative joint MA program in partnership with Stony Brook's Philosophy Department, “History of Philosophies East and West” (HPEW), began in the fall of 2019. In addition, we offer study-abroad programs that provide unique opportunities for immersion in the languages and cultures of China, India, Japan and Korea.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Athletic Bands ( Marching and Varsity )

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Athletic Bands (Marching & Varsity)

Department - Student Life

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Mission
The Spirit of Stony Brook is comprised of the Stony Brook Marching and Varsity Bands, and performs at athletic and other major campus events, in addition to connecting with the local and regional community. Our band represents students from every corner of campus and we invite YOU to become part of the tradition. You do NOT have to be a music major! Visit stonybrook.edu/bands for more information. Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook @sbumarchingband .

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Auxiliary Services Association

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Auxiliary Services Association

Department - University Department

Contact: Angela Agnello, Email group officers

Mission
The Auxiliary Services Association (ASA) of Stony Brook University is a not-for-profit auxiliary services corporation that provides exceptional services to support the Stony Brook University community, including Stony Brook University Hospital, the main campus, the Long Island State Veterans Home, Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, and the Stony Brook Southampton campus.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Baruch Residence Hall

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Baruch Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Benedict North Residence Hall

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Benedict North Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Benedict South Residence Hall

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Benedict South Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Biomedical Engineering Department

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Biomedical Engineering Department

Department - University Department

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Mission
Thank you for your interest in Biomedical Engineering. Our program provides students with a tremendous range of bioengineering challenges, from the design of molecular based biosensors to high-resolution functional imaging of the brain, and offers the opportunity to work in world-class labs here at Stony Brook University, Brookhaven National Laboratory, or Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. We emphasize an interdisciplinary engineering approach to the complex problems facing medicine in the post-genomics age, and our curriculum provides the strong foundation necessary for undertaking advanced basic, applied, and translational research in this diverse but interconnected field. Biomedical engineering is at the forefront of medicine in the 21st century, and the burgeoning success of our discipline has raised expectations for earlier diagnosis and more effective treatment of disease.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Campus Beautification Committee

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Campus Beautification Committee

Department - University Department

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Mission
The Campus Beautification Committee (CBC) spread its wings and took flight in September 2023 with the unveiling of its first student-commissioned work of art. From one side of campus to another, the CBC is busy turning all corners of Stony Brook into works of student-created, community-driven works of art that embody the group's ethos of inclusion, belonging, pride and purpose.MISSION- Create placemaking opportunities with meaningful artwork across campus.- Foster belonging, inclusion, affinity and pride among students, faculty, staff, community members and donors.- Provide support, expertise and experience for students to complete installations/launch their careers.- Collaborate with student artists and participating areas across campus to meet everyone's needs and goals.- Spread awareness, generate excitement and invite participation in community art-making events.- Evolve program scope – building more East and West campus partnerships/exploring new art forms.- LEAVE OUR MARK, TOGETHER!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Campus Life Centers

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Campus Life Centers

Department - Student Life

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Mission
The Campus Life Centers provides access to our two prominent student hubs; the Student Activities Center and The Stony Brook Union as well as the deVries Center and the event space within the Bauman Center (C029).The Campus Life Centers present opportunities for learning and socializing which foster a red hot school spirit. Our energetic staff creates a student-centric, nurturing, safe environment which serves as a vibrant nexus for our campus community. It is our pleasure to welcome everyone to enjoy our facilities. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The Campus Life Centers offer a variety of spaces for your organization or department to reserve. Host a quick planning meeting, pop in for your weekly reservation or even plan a banquet. Many of our rooms can be customized; all you need to do is indicate your space needs when making your reservation. In order to request space, please log in to your 25Live account. If you represent a registered student organization, please contact Student Engagement & Activities for reservation information. If you are with a SBU Department and you need access to 25Live, please complete the 25live Training/Access Form. The Registrar's office will contact you with login credentials.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Campus Residences

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Campus Residences

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences, commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Cardozo Residence Hall

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Cardozo Residence Hall

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Career Center

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Career Center

Department - Professional

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Mission
The Career Center at Stony Brook University exists to:
Educate students and alumni about the career development process and industry options, empowering them to make informed career decisions
Prepare students and alumni for experiential learning (e.g. internships, co-ops, and community service), employment, and further education
Connect hiring organizations with our diverse student and alumni talent
We aspire to build a sustainable ecosystem of career support for all students and alumni by leveraging extensive resources and networks, on campus and from industry, to provide top quality career services and connections for Seawolves throughout their lives

Our Values:
We are student an client-oriented
We are service-oriented
We meet students and alumni where they are
We are relationship builders
We maximize human and technical resources
We believe in inclusivity with sensitivity to diverse populations
We pursue excellence
We strive to be leaders within our field
We embrace continuous growth and development

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Catholic Campus Ministries

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Catholic Campus Ministries

Department - University Department

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Mission
Catholic Campus Ministry provides a welcoming environment where all are invited to pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. We are located in the Interfaith Center on the lower level of the Student Union, in Suite L12. We celebrate Sunday Masses on campus at 5:00 P.M. in the Student Union Ballroom. We also offer daily Mass, opportunities for Eucharistic Adoration, and time to pray the Rosary with fellow students Monday through Thursday. Confessions are available with our chaplain, Father Sean Magaldi. Our Catholic Chapel is open throughout the day for private prayer. Formation is offered weekly for those who wish to learn about the teachings of the Church, the lives of saints, the Sacraments, and many other topics prevalent to living out the Catholic Faith. Apostolic service is also an integral part of Catholic Campus Ministry. Regular opportunities to serve on Long Island and in New York City are offered to students. We also offer a Retreat or a Day of Recollection each semester. FOCUS Missionaries are on campus and available to meet with you as well! You can contact them at any point to sign-up for a Small Group Bible Study. If you are interested in becoming Catholic, or are in need of receiving Confirmation, you are welcome to join our RCIA class to prepare for the reception of these Sacraments. Feel free to stop by the office at any point for prayer and fellowship. We hope to see you soon!

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Center for Civic Justice

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Center for Civic Justice

Department - Student Life

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Mission
The Center for Civic Justice provides services, support and coordination for programs and opportunities that cultivate, develop and empower active and engaged Seawolves to positively contribute to the betterment of their communities through awareness, advocacy and action. We are committed to developing engaged local and global citizens. In order to do this, we provide voter engagement, community service, and educational opportunities that are meaningful and make a positive impact. Housed within the Center for Civic Justice is the Stony Brook Food Pantry! The Stony Brook University Food Pantry serves community members of the Stony Brook University community who are food insecure, or who are at risk of food insecurity. We are committed to being a reliable and stable supplemental food source for those who are combating food insecurity while providing resources to overcome food insecurity. Our shelves are stocked with healthful options for students, staff and faculty in need of supplemental food. We look forward to serving you! Want to support us? Make a donation, volunteer, host a food drive. Email us at SBUFoodPantry@stonybrook.edu

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

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Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

Department - University Department

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Mission
The Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT) is dedicated to supporting Stony Brook University faculty with their teaching using inclusive, student-centered, and evidence-based learning and teaching practices. CELT's instructional designers and assessment specialists are here to support faculty in their teaching. This support includes course design, integrating educational technologies effectively for face-to-face and online learning, redesigning your assessments, just to name a few.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Center for Inclusive Education

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Center for Inclusive Education

Department - University Department

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Mission
Established in 2002, the Center for Inclusive Education (CIE) has been committed to advancing diversity in graduate education, academia, and the scientific workforce. The CIE works to recruit, retain, and graduate underrepresented minority and otherwise disadvantaged scholars, as well as those scholars who advance the mission of increasing diversity of their respective fields. To ensure the success of our scholars, we provide financial assistance, social support, and advocacy. We also promote academic and professional development and a strong sense of community through our signature core activities. We are under the umbrella of the Graduate School

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Center for Prevention and Outreach

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Center for Prevention and Outreach

Department - Student Health, Wellness, and Prevention

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Mission
Stony Brook University is committed to providing a safe and caring environment for our students. Through the Center for Prevention and Outreach (CPO) we offer a wide range of services to address student concerns about substance use and abuse, healthy relationships and sexual violence prevention, mental health and suicide prevention and health education and disease prevention. Our focus is on prevention and early intervention, and we strive to provide knowledge and resources to individuals so they can take care of themselves. We also provide a network of care for those in need of support. Check out our three bystander intervention trainings! Red Watch Band, Green Dot and QPR.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Center for Service Learning and Community Service

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Center for Service Learning and Community Service

Department - Professional

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Mission
The Center for Service Learning and Community Service aims to create and sustain partnerships between the university and community organizations, increase community engagement on campus, produce global citizens, and support underserved communities.

In 2022, Stony Brook University made the important decision to invest in deepening its connection with service and the community. With full support from President Maurie McInnis, the Center for Service Learning & Community Service was launched as an entity of the Stony Brook University Career Center. The Center for Service Learning and Community Service supports the Career Center’s Mission of educating students and alumni about career development and industry options, preparing students and alumni for experiential learning, and connecting hiring organizations to our diverse student and alumni talent. Our vision is for Stony Brook University to become a trusted and integral partner of our local, regional, national, and global communities to address societal issues and contribute to the public good through research, teaching, and service.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chapin Apartments

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Chapin Apartments

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Chapin is a diverse community of graduate students and families with a unique cultural and educational setting. Our residents represent several dozen countries, six continents, and three generations of families. Chapin is made up of 12 buildings A through L with 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom apartments. Residents who live here share a common goal of maintaining a safe, clean, and comfortable environment. Programs are planned by the staff and have a long tradition of providing innovative activities that focus on cultural, social, educational, and religious events, such as: Fall Fest, Halloween Party, Diwali, Chinese New Year, Holi, and Chapin Block Party. Follow us on Instagram @ChapinApartmentsSBU

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chapin Apartments A

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Chapin Apartments A

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chapin Apartments B

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Chapin Apartments B

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chapin Apartments C

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Chapin Apartments C

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership
Chapin Apartments D

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Chapin Apartments D

Department - Campus Residences

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Mission
Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.

Membership Benefits

Lifetime membership

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