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As some of you may have already noticed, many of the computers available for students were replaced over winter break. Curious about the decision-making process that resulted in these changes, The Racquette contacted Romeyn Prescott, a graduate of SUNY Potsdam and former Student Entertainment Services President who has worked for Computing & Technology Services (CTS) since 1996.
SUNY Potsdam is rife with opportunities for self-discovery and extracurricular involvement. Student Government Association (SGA)-affiliated groups on campus number in the dozens, and are a fantastic way to get involved with groups to explore new hobbies and skills which not only are fun, but beneficial to one's skills set and resume.
Fifteen students from the Crane Institute for Music Business spent a week during January in Anaheim, California, interning with various companies at the 2010 Winter NAMM music products trade show. The group, under the guide of Music Business Institute Executive Director Kickie Britt and David Britt, spent several months leading up to the trip researching the history and product lines of the company they had been assigned to.
This Saturday, February 6, the annual Snow Ball will take place in the Barrington Student Union MPR. The event takes place for the third time and is hosted by Student Involvement and Leadership, Residence Life, PACES and Emerging Leaders. The event has been organized and planned by the Office of Student Involvement and Leadership together with a committee made up of students.
So as of this morning there are to be six more weeks of winter. Anyone up here knows that's being cute. Today, February 2, was a relatively balmy twenty-three, compared to the recent below 0 we've been having. Fortunately, while the North Country lies in deep frost, campus events are just warming up.