SUNY Delhi

The Office of Student Life and the O'Connor Center for Community Engagement at SUNY Delhi held the annual Citizenship Award Ceremony in May. The awards recognize outstandingn students and student organizations who demonstrate the qualities of a good citizen, including a sense of responsibility to the campus and local community and a belief that acting for the benefit of others is right and good, regardless of self-recognition for such action.

The Office of Student Life and the O'Connor Center for Community Engagement at SUNY Delhi held the annual Citizenship Award Ceremony in May. The awards recognize students and student organizations who demonstrate the qualities of a good citizen, including a sense of responsibility to the campus and local community and a belief that acting for the benefit of others is right and good, regardless of self-recognition for such action.

The Office of Student Life and the O'Connor Center for Community Engagement at SUNY Delhi held the annual Citizenship Award Ceremony on May 27. The awards recognize students and student organizations who demonstrate the qualities of a good citizen, including a sense of responsibility to the campus and local community and a belief that acting for the benefit of others is right and good, regardless of self-recognition for such action.

The SUNY Delhi Division of Student Life held its annual leadership award ceremony on April 19, 2022. Several students were recognized for contributing to the campus community, overcoming obstacles, or significantly improving the quality of life at the college. A full list of the award descriptions and winners can be found on the Student Life Leadership Awards webpage.

Eleven SUNY Delhi students competed in the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) National Turf Bowl in San Diego, California in February. One SUNY Delhi team placed second out of 44 teams. The competition rigorously tests turf students' knowledge in agronomy, business management, turfgrass management, environmental management, and plant science. In the competition, student teams were challenged to identify physical and visual samples of plants and equipment, answer a wide variety of questions, and produce a written case study.

The SUNY Delhi Division of Student Life held their annual leadership award ceremony virtually on May 19, 2020. Several students were recognized for contributing to the campus community, overcoming obstacles, or significantly improving the quality of life at the college. A full list of the award descriptions and winners can be found on the Division of Student Life webpage.

Twenty students and two faculty members from the Veterinary Science Technology program attended the New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians (NYSAVT) 2019 Spring Seminar in Syracuse, NY, April 12-14. The NYSAVT Spring Seminar is a professional conference for veterinary technicians to obtain continuing education (CE) hours required to maintain their licensure. Students who attend the conference are able to start building their CE hours as well as network with other students, vet techs, and potential employers. The students reported that attending the seminar was very valuable they were able to draw connections between content learned in their classes and the workshops. Taylor Powers '19 especially enjoyed learning about how to manage stress and compassion fatigue and improving communication skills. "This will help me not only for the rest of my Delhi career but my future career as a busy Vet tech," said Taylor. SUNY Delhi's Veterinary Science Technology program was the first of its kind in the nation and is fully accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Offering both an associate's and bachelor's degree, SUNY Delhi graduates are prepared to become licensed veterinary technicians and care for the health and wellness of animals of all sizes.

Eleven students and four faculty members from the Mechatronics Technology program attended the Manufacturing in America 2019 national convention in Detroit, MI, March 20-21. The Manufacturing in America event is a professional convention for engineers, technicians, automation vendors, students, and others in the manufacturing industry to learn about the latest technologies and plan for the future of manufacturing. The students were able to see demonstrations of cutting-edge technology and have hands-on experiences with new devices and products from industry-leading manufacturing companies like Siemens. They learned about product integrations across industries and attended educational seminars on safety, technological applications of products, and more. SUNY Delhi had a booth in the education zone of the show, the only college in New York State to be represented. The students took turns staffing the table and gave examples of projects they are working on in class. They showcased some of their automation gear and engaged with the manufacturing professionals one-on-one. This opportunity was so meaningful for students because, as Mechatronics majors, they are learning to not only understand or design complex systems (like manufacturing technologies), but also to learn the hands-on applications of building, maintaining, and improving those systems. "This sets SUNY Delhi students apart. We are the only ones doing this type of hands-on training combined with the theoretical background knowledge, preparing students to enter the industry at the technologist level," says Assistant Professor Will Warner. Read more about their experience in Detroit. SUNY Delhi's Mechatronics Design associate degree program was the first of its kind in New York State, and the Mechatronics Technology bachelor degree was the first of its kind in the country. Delhi is the only college to have three curricula nationally certified through the American Design Drafting Association. Graduates are prepared to step directly into high-paying jobs working on automated systems and intelligent equipment in manufacturing, food processing, pharmaceutical production, power generation and distribution, mining, and other applications.

Culinary Arts major Mark Garcia of the Bronx won the 2015 Ment'or Young Chef Competition on September 17 in Chicago. He defeated three other young chefs to win the coveted title.

SUNY Delhi graduates were recognized as "Students of the Year" at the college's 98th Annual Commencement Those who were recognized included:

The following students are part of SUNY Delhi Ice Sculpting team

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Escoffier Club for the 2013-14 academic year.

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Association of Travel Executives for the 2012-13 academic year.

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Automotive Technology Enthusiasts Club for the 2012-13 academic year.

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Horticulture Club for the 2012-13 academic year.

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Associated General Contractor's Student Chapter for the 2012-13 academic year.

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Club Managers Association of America for the 2012-13 academic year.

Local Residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Turf Club for the 2013-14 academic year.

Local Residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's American Design and Drafting Association student chapter for the 2013-14 academic year.

Local Residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Professional Architecture Club for the 2013-14 academic year.

Local residents named members of SUNY Delhi's New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians for the 2013-14 academic year.

Local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Professional Golf Management Club for the 2013-14 academic year.

Local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's National Student Nursing Association for the 2013-14 academic year.

The following local residents are participating in a program that is teaching over 3,000 kindergartners through 12th graders the lifetime sport of golf at SUNY Delhi.

SUNY Delhi culinary arts majors will compete for the 2013 American Culinary Arts Federation (ACF) national "Student Chef of the Year" title. The competition will take place at the ACF National Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., July 21 - 25. The "Student Chef of the Year" recognizes an up-and-coming student who possesses a high degree of professionalism, culinary skill and passion for the culinary arts.

The following local residents are involved in a unique learning opportunity, an all-female construction project on the SUNY Delhi campus:

The following local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Club Managers Association of America for the 2012-13 academic year.

Local residents named members of SUNY Delhi's New York State Association of Veterinary Technicians for the 2012-13 academic year.

Local residents have been named a members of SUNY Delhi's Computer Club for the 2012-13 academic year.

Local residents have been named members of SUNY Delhi's Professional Golf Management Club for the 2012-13 academic year.