SUNY Delhi

Veterinary Technology student, Stephanie Jones, has started a new program that brings dogs into the Veterans Resource Center on campus center three days a week. Mission Vets Helping Pets provides a win-win for dogs from the local animal shelter and student-veterans at SUNY Delhi. The visits to the Veterans Resource Center help the dogs, who are up for adoption but need some extra socialization, while also offering stress-relief benefits to student veterans.

A group of Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) students and faculty members from SUNY Delhi traveled to Charleston, WV, in October 2018 to volunteer for Remote Area Medical (RAM), a non-profit organization providing free immunizations and medical, dental, and vision care to uninsured and under-insured populations. Read more about their experience.

Arielle Moheimani, a Mechatronics major, traveled with two faculty members to a Girls Day Out in Cortland, NY as a representative during an interactive college and career fair featuring women in non-traditional fields of study or work. The event was held in conjunction with National Girls and Women in Sports Day and girls in grades 4 to 7 who live in the Cortland, NY area were invited to a day of activities designed to engage and motivate young leaders. Arielle spoke with the attendees about her experience at SUNY Delhi and what she learns in the Mechatronics program. Arielle actually attended this event when she was in the sixth grade, which helped her consider areas of study that eventually led her to SUNY Delhi! Arielle is a Dean's List student who also runs Track for the Broncos.