Past Events

N-CAB Sponsored Campus Flower Truck.  N-CAB will offer students the ability to make a small flower bouquet.  

N-CAB will be sponsoring a breakfast where staff will cook and serve break to the students.

This is the second part of a two-part interview with Betty B. Bibbins, MD. Dr. Bibbins shares her remarkable life story and illustrates the courageous actions individual children undertook in the desegregation of schools. Dr. Bibbins grew up in Portsmouth, Virginia, and attended kindergarten at Sacred Heart School in Norfolk, Our Lady of Victory elementary school, Cradock Jr. High School, and Cradock High School (1964-1969) during the years of desegregation of Virginia's schools.

Happy Valentine's Day from Dining Services! Join us for a special buffet with a meat carving station.

N-CAB Sponsored Campus Flower Truck.  N-CAB will offer students the ability to make a small flower bouquet.  

In this two-part interview, Betty B. Bibbins, MD shares her remarkable life story and illustrates the courageous actions individual children undertook in the desegregation of schools. Dr. Bibbins grew up in Portsmouth, Virginia, and attended kindergarten at Sacred Heart School in Norfolk, Our Lady of Victory elementary school, Cradock Jr. High School, and Cradock High School (1964-1969) during the years of desegregation of Virginia's schools. As the lone Black student at times, Dr.

In this introductory video, Victoria Basulto will discuss the history of the Plessy V. Ferguson decision and the "separate but equal" doctrine, the harm it caused in segregated schools, and the fight to end segregation culminating with the Brown V. Board of Education Supreme Court decision.

In this two-part series, the Honorable Hugh C. Humphreys covers the history of violence against Black Americans from abolition to the Civil Rights Era. His comprehensive study will also explore the Reconstruction era, the forming of the KKK, and lynchings. These stories will illuminate the lives of individuals like Emmett Till and activists such as Schwerner, Chaney, and Goodman. He will then conclude with the Civil and Voting Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965.

Skills USA non-perishable food and personal hygiene drive to support Feed Our Vets. Items can be dropped off at a donation truck next to the Hospitality Suite, in parking lot A, near Drake Field. 

Skills USA non-perishable food and personal hygiene drive to support Feed Our Vets. Items can be dropped off at a donation truck next to the Hospitality Suite, in parking lot A, near Drake Field. 

SUNY Morrisville is hosting the Area II Regional Skills USA Competition. High school students from across the state will compete in different contests in hopes of being selected for the State Skills USA Competition.

In this two-part series, the Honorable Hugh C. Humphreys covers the history of violence against Black Americans from abolition to the Civil Rights Era. His comprehensive study will also explore the Reconstruction era, the forming of the KKK, and lynchings. These stories will illuminate the lives of individuals like Emmett Till and activists such as Schwerner, Chaney, and Goodman. He will then conclude with the Civil and Voting Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965.

A SUNY League coordinated by LeagueSpot, SUNY Morrisville is competing in the SUNY Esports Spring 2022 League! Our showing in the League includes the following games, and all games default to 8:00PM EST on their respective days: 

Back by popular demand, Gary Smaldone '81 breaks down the basics of becoming financially savvy and making your money work for you! This event is a part of the virtual Career Connect series and open to all. 

The Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity (DEI) will join ASUBA in educating the campus about Black History Month. Free giveaways will be: BLM Shoe Laces, Racial Injustice Project Calendars, and Make your own Black History Button.

ASUBA will be giving buttons to students for Black History Month.  

Thomas Hogle, Ph.D. takes a deep dive into the history behind the 14th Amendment. Dr. Hogle explores the causes of the Civil War, the crafting of the amendment in the reconstruction era, and the impact that the amendment continues to have to this day. This survey history offers a concise tale of how the question of slavery was fundamental in causing the Civil War and sparking one of the most important amendments to date.

Seneca will have pizza available for lunch.

In this presentation, Timothy McLaughlin, Ph.D. details the Golden Isles' rich cultural history and the Black American community that has called it home. For years, the islands have been the home of the Gullah Geechee but recently property and land itself have become a source of conflict. This brief historical introduction sets the stage for discussing the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, the case proceedings, and the prospects for race relations in the Golden Isles.

Following up on her presentation on Juneteenth, Victoria Basulto details the plight of Black Americans following abolition. She covers some of the legal and de facto discrimination they faced during the Jim Crow era and the journey many undertook to the northern United States in the Great Migration.

Stop by Seneca for creamy, delicious fettuccine alfredo!

In this presentation, Victoria Basulto travels to Galveston, Texas to visit sites of historical importance to the Juneteenth celebration. Juneteenth commemorates the day that General Gordon Granger read out General Order No. 3 to the people of Galveston on June 19, 1865. The order proclaimed to the enslaved of Texas that they were now free, months after the end of the Civil War and years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

In this second part of his presentation, Jan DeAmicis PhD takes us through 19th century Oneida County to retell the diverse but interconnected stories of Black Americans resisting institutionalized discrimination and violence.

In this two part presentation, Jan DeAmicis PhD takes us through 19th century Oneida County to retell the diverse but interconnected stories of Black Americans resisting institutionalized discrimination and violence. Across cities and small towns, people found ways to resist through collective efforts that often brought Black and White Americans together.

A SUNY League coordinated by LeagueSpot, SUNY Morrisville is competing in the SUNY Esports Spring 2022 League! Our showing in the League includes the following games, and all games default to 8:00PM EST on their respective days: