Calendar of Events

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Learn about resources in the community that can help you to maintain both physical and mental health.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Voices: A Library Lecture Series, (518) 629-7336, Web page

Police departments around the country are rediscovering community policing. Sgt. Matthew Dearing and Lt. Ryan Macherone of the Schenectady Police Department, along with Dennis Green, assistant director, Washington Irving Adult and Continuing Education, Schenectady School District, discuss innovative programs and new ideas for a more effective policing program in Schenectady.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 928-3792, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Come along and get away for the weekend, relax your mind, renew your spirit and get to know college students from SUNY Albany, SUNY Oneonta, Russell Sage (Troy and Albany) and Union College.

Please e-mail Michelle Thivierge for registration information by Wednesday, Sept. 27. All students are welcome to attend the retreat.

Sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry.

Contact: Cultural Affairs, (518) 629-8071, Web page

STEP AFRIKA! combines African and modern dance to create a style known as stepping. Stepping is a high-energy art form, punctuated with claps, kicks, stomps and chants, that quickly has audience members on their feet. Based in Washington D.C., STEP AFRIKA! tours extensively with its vast repertoire and arts-in-education programs that use stepping to emphasize teamwork, discipline and commitment, engaging young people and inspiring them to make positive choices. The company first performed at Hudson Valley in 2013.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 928-3792, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Come along and get away for the weekend, relax your mind, renew your spirit and get to know college students from SUNY Albany, SUNY Oneonta, Russell Sage (Troy and Albany) and Union College.

Please e-mail Michelle Thivierge for registration information by Wednesday, Sept. 27. All students are welcome to attend the retreat.

Sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $20
Guest Price: $30

Spend the day exploring the city’s shops, museums and restaurants! Price includes roundtrip transportation. Bus will leave in front of McDonough Sports Complex at 8 a.m. and will leave Bryant Park in NYC at 6 p.m.

Ticket Information
On sale: Tuesday, Sept. 5 – Thursday, Sept. 21

Contact: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 928-3792, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Come along and get away for the weekend, relax your mind, renew your spirit and get to know college students from SUNY Albany, SUNY Oneonta, Russell Sage (Troy and Albany) and Union College.

Please e-mail Michelle Thivierge for registration information by Wednesday, Sept. 27. All students are welcome to attend the retreat.

Sponsored by the Office of Campus Ministry.

Contact: Web page

Club Advisors:
Alan Joseph, MRV 103, (518) 629-7233
Val Waldin, MRV 141, (518) 629-7319

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Laura Marx, (518) 791-1544, lmarx@afsp.org

Presented by Matthew Wintersteen, Ph.D.

Hear first-hand what researchers are exploring in the world of suicide prevention. This event features a presentation as well as a Q&A-based open conversation, bringing your community and a leader in the field together.

Program is free. Pre-registration is requested. Refreshments will be provided.

Sponsored by the Capital Region Chapter of American Foundation of Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and the Hudson Valley Community College Wellness Center.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Students are invited to attend and speak with representatives from various colleges to decide where they might transfer.

Transfer fairs provide students with the opportunity to meet with transfer representatives from several institutions at one convenient time and location. Students can pick up catalogs, applications and other materials as available from the schools of their choice. It is also an opportunity to learn more about a particular school, the degree programs offered, admission criteria, etc.

Four-Year College Representatives – Register to attend.

The Center for Careers and Transfer hosts two College Transfer Fairs during the academic year, one in the fall and one in the spring semester. Students and alumni may also be interested in attending transfer fairs hosted by other colleges throughout New York state. See the NYSTAA calendar for a schedule of transfer fairs.

List of colleges/universities attending (as of Sept. 25)

Contact: Andrew Russell, (518) 629-8137, a.russell1@hvcc.edu

All evening students and instructors are invited to attend during your regularly scheduled class break. There will be a DJ, food and a chance to win gift certificates to the bookstore.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Valet Attendant, Booth Attendant and Shuttle Driver

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348

There will be plenty of food, beverages, music and the Viking Cup Challenge – a faculty/staff vs. student softball game at noon.

If you are interested in playing in the game, sign up in the Student Activities Office with your HVCC ID!

This event is part of Homecoming 2017!

Contact: Cultural Affairs, (518) 629-8071, Web page

We Animals, founded in 1998 by award-winning photographer Jo-Anne McArthur, uses photography to demonstrate that the animals we use for food, clothing, research, work, entertainment and companionship are sentient beings. Just like us, animals are able to perceive and feel. We Animals aims to break down the barriers humans have built that allow us to treat non-human animals as objects or property. By documenting human interactions with animals, We Animals hopes the viewer finds new significance in these ordinary, often unnoticed situations of use and abuse. Today, We Animals is an internationally celebrated archive and more than 100 animal organizations have benefited from the project’s work and continue to collaborate with McArthur on stories, investigations, campaigns and humane education. McArthur’s appearance in the Capital Region is not just for avowed animal lovers, but for anyone who would like to learn about the many campaigns to end the animal suffering around the globe. McArthur’s first book, also titled “We Animals,” and others will be available for purchase at the event.

More…

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $35
Guest Price: $45

Price includes roundtrip transportation and park admission. The bus will depart from McDonough Sports Complex at 11 a.m. and will leave the Great Escape at 8 p.m.

Ticket Information
On sale: Thursday, Sept. 7 – Thursday, Sept. 28

Contact: Alumni Association, (518) 629-8012, alumni@hvcc.edu

Hudson Valley’s Alumni Association hosts the Distinguished Alumni Awards Brunch, recognizing graduates who have made extraordinary contributions within their fields and our communities.

RSVP to attend.

This event is part of Homecoming 2017!

Contact: Athletics Department, (518) 629-7328, athletics@hvcc.edu

Doors open at 2:30 p.m.
Program begins at 3 p.m.

Former student-athletes and coaches are invited to join Hudson Valley administrators and Athletic Department staff for refreshments and hors d’oeuvres to celebrate the 2017 Athletic Hall of Fame inductions.

The Hall of Fame Class includes Lindsey Bradt ’02, Tracy Chesebrough (Sears) ’07, Kristina Jenkins ’07, Emmanuel Marc ’05, and Darnell Stapleton ’05. Also earning induction into the Hall of Fame will be former head football coach Robert Jojo (1997-04), longtime athletics supporter Willie Hammett (1971-03) and the 2000-01 National Champion Ice Hockey team.

RSVP to attend.

This event is part of Homecoming 2017!

Contact: Athletics Department, (518) 629-7328, athletics@hvcc.edu

Alumni, students, faculty and staff are invited to enjoy food and beverages prior to the football game.
NOTE: Only non-alcoholic beverages are permitted on campus.

This event is part of Homecoming 2017!

Contact: Athletics Department, (518) 629-7328, athletics@hvcc.edu

Football vs. Milford Academy
7 p.m.: Kick-off

This event is part of Homecoming 2017!

Contact: Wellness Center, 518) 629-7320, l.ellis@hvcc.edu, Web page

Registration begins at 8:30 a.m.
Race/Walk begins at 10 a.m.
Awards and post-race snacks at 11 a.m.

Registration Fees
Before Sept. 15: $20
By Oct. 6: $25
Day of Race: $30 

HVCC Students are free, but need to register

Course Map

More Information/Print and Mail Registration Form

Register Online

Contact: Web page

Contact: Admissions Office, (518) 629-7309, admissions@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Brenda Hazard, library@hvcc.edu, Web page

On exhibit: Wednesday, Oct. 11 – Thursday, Nov. 2, 2017
Open during regular library hours.

VISIÓN features B&W photographs by and of Latino immigrants working at the Saratoga Race Course and throughout the community. The photography project and exhibit are sponsored by the Latino Community Advocacy Program of the Saratoga County Economic Opportunity Council.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Criminal Justice, Communications and Computer Science

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Voices: A Library Lecture Series, (518) 629-7336, Web page

Seventy-five years ago, Manila was captured by Japanese military forces, German U-boats had sunk 609 ships off the coast of the United States and the Nazis held a conference to decide the “final solution to the Jewish problem.” German General Irwin Rommel, known as “The Desert Fox,” captured Benghazi, Libya. The Imperial Japanese army and navy were on the verge of capturing Rangoon, Burma and Singapore. This was just January. Anthropologist and historian David Van Aken, assistant professor from Hudson Valley Community College, recounts the important events as America entered World War II.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Cultural Affairs, (518) 629-8071, Web page

“Blood Wedding” (1981, 71 min) – 11 a.m.
“Carmen” (1983, 101 min) – 12:30 p.m.
“El Amor Brujo” (1986, 103 min) – 2:30 p.m.
Carlos Saura’s “Flamenco Trilogy” showcases the great film director’s passion for dance and music, and his ongoing exploration of Spanish national identity. All three films star and were choreographed by legendary dancer Antonio Gades, and feature thrilling physicality and electrifying cinematography and editing.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Hudson Valley Community College Foundation, (518) 629-8012, foundation@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $25
Guest Price: $35

Price includes round-trip transportation.

Ticket Information
On sale: Thursday, Sept. 14 – Thursday, Oct. 12

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Vote online at www.hvcc.edu/vote.

Freshman students are encouraged to pick up a freshman officer election petition if they are interested in running for freshman class president and/or freshman senator. Petitions are available in the Student Activities Office (CTR 210).

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Vote online at www.hvcc.edu/vote.

Freshman students are encouraged to pick up a freshman officer election petition if they are interested in running for freshman class president and/or freshman senator. Petitions are available in the Student Activities Office (CTR 210).

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Students can start picking up their pumpkins Monday, Oct. 16 in the Student Activities Office (CTR 210), to decorate. Bring your decorated pumpkin to the Siek Campus Center Lobby on Wednesday, Oct. 25 by 12:45 p.m. to enter the contest.

Student Prizes:
1st: TBA
2nd: TBA
3rd: TBA

Staff Prizes:
1st: TBA
2nd: TBA
3rd: TBA

Also, in front of the Campus Center there will be a pumpkin catapult. Stop by to see which pumpkin catapult hits the target.

Contact: Voices: A Library Lecture Series, (518) 629-7336, Web page

Through his companies BioSoil Farm and VermaGro Products, local entrepreneur Chad Currin invents and manufactures organic fertilizers from garbage that would otherwise go to the landfill. Currin brings some of the farm workers—worms—to share their amazing story. Additionally, he will share how the worm farm led to an accident that uncovered the key to recycling Styrofoam. Through funny stories, interesting anecdotes, amazing creatures and a few surprises, Currin describes how he turns trash into cash with help from his worms.

Contact: Teaching Gallery, (518) 629-8006, Web page

On exhibit: Thursday, Oct. 26 – Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017

Babs Owen’s exhibition of wall installations is composed entirely of hand-painted and cut paper. Owen, a trained sculptor who has been painting for several years, presents cut paper works that blur the line between painting and sculpture. The Rhode Island-based artist’s compositions recall lace or crochet work yet are free of recognizable or repeating patterns, and invite the viewer to examine the subtle boundary between flat work and the third dimension.

Contact: Teaching Gallery, (518) 629-8006, Web page

On exhibit: Thursday, Oct. 26 – Saturday, Dec. 2, 2017

Babs Owen’s exhibition of wall installations is composed entirely of hand-painted and cut paper. Owen, a trained sculptor who has been painting for several years, presents cut paper works that blur the line between painting and sculpture. The Rhode Island-based artist’s compositions recall lace or crochet work yet are free of recognizable or repeating patterns, and invite the viewer to examine the subtle boundary between flat work and the third dimension.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, studentactivities@hvcc.edu

This fall festival is free and open to the public and campus community.

• Caricatures
• Mr. Twisty
• Carnival Games
• Prizes
• Music
• Magician Jim Snack
• Heartfelt Clowns
• Free Refreshments
• Bike Give-Away

We will also be accepting donations of non-perishable food items for the college’s food pantry.

Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Sponsored by the Student Senate

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Web page

Club Advisors:
Alan Joseph, MRV 103, (518) 629-7233
Val Waldin, MRV 141, (518) 629-7319

Contact: Danica Nowosielski, (518) 629-8124, d.nowosielski@hvcc.edu

The American Chemical Society Club warmly welcomes you to join the webinar “Chemistry Rocks!” This free webinar will explore the chemistry of rocks and minerals. There will be a drawing for prizes! No need to register, just show up to rock it out!

Bring your questions about what makes some rocks hard or soft or why some minerals are essential for life or semi-conductors!

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Criminal Justice, Computer Science and Logistics

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Voices: A Library Lecture Series, (518) 629-7336, Web page

Velan Studios is the latest business venture by the brothers Guha and Karthik Bala. Their newest startup centers on creating innovative and entertaining game experiences that stoke the imagination. The Bala brothers discuss their twenty-five year journey as leaders who push the frontiers of gaming.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Cultural Affairs, (518) 629-8071, Web page

Film showing at noon and 6:30 p.m.
79 minutes; not recommended for all audiences due to violent content

Drummer and composer William Hooker accompanies “Within Our Gates,” a 1920 silent film by director Oscar Micheaux that is the oldest known surviving film by an African-American filmmaker. The film portrays the hardships, duplicity and amazing reversals of fortune a black schoolteacher experiences on a journey north to raise funds for her school. Despite the director’s graphic depictions of racial injustice and violence, the film ultimately delivers an uplifting message of racial pride and self-respect. William Hooker started drum lessons at age 10 and says “I consider myself a ‘jazz musician.’ My work fits in the jazz tradition because it’s based on improvisation, it’s based on learning one’s craft.” On his more than 60 CDs, his compositions range from jazz to “new” and experimental music.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $20
Guest Price: $30

Price includes roundtrip transportation. Bus will leave in front of McDonough Sports Complex at 8 a.m. and will leave Quincy Market in Boston at 6 p.m.

Ticket Information
On sale: Wednesday, Sept. 27 – Wednesday, Oct. 25

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Valet Attendant, Booth Attendant and Shuttle Driver

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Alice Malavasic, (518) 629-7697, a.malavasic@hvcc.edu

Seventh annual exhibition of photographs, documents, medals and other memorabilia related to veterans and active service personnel with a connection to Hudson Valley Community College. Keynote speaker TBA.

On view through Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017 during regular library hours.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Admissions, (518) 629-7309, admissions@hvcc.edu, Web page

See your future as a Hudson Valley Community College student.

Discover how our programs, people and campus activities can help you shape a bold, successful life.

• Tour the Hudson Valley campus
• Get details on career and transfer opportunities
• Attend sessions on your academic programs of interest
• Learn about financial aid and housing
• Talk with faculty, staff and students about your goals

Register Today!

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Voices: A Library Lecture Series, (518) 629-7336, Web page

The impacts of climate change are felt throughout the world. New York is working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions resulting from burning fossil fuels. Communities are developing their own resilience plans to mitigate the impact created by worsening heat waves, storms and floods. Eleanor Stein, J.D., LL.M in Climate Change Law, Albany Law School, presents our state’s initiatives to address climate change.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Web page

Contact: Danica Nowosielski, (518) 629-8124, d.nowosielski@hvcc.edu

The American Chemical Society Club is asking you: What is the buzz about honey? Learn the chemistry behind this gooey, sweet substance made by our favorite pollinator: Honey Bees! Honey has a long history with humans. Even the Egyptians were bee keepers. Some believe it has medicinal properties. Come learn more about the chemistry of sticky substance that bears and humans love.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Web page

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Contact: Web page

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Web page

Club Advisors:
Alan Joseph, MRV 103, (518) 629-7233
Val Waldin, MRV 141, (518) 629-7319

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

More information TBA.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $55 includes ticket to Radio City Music Hall or $20 for just shopping/visit
Guest Price: $75 includes ticket to Radio City Music Hall or $30 for just shopping/visit

Price includes round-trip bus transportation. Bus leaves from McDonough Sports Complex at 7:30 a.m. and leaves NYC from Bryant Park at 6 p.m. Students can purchase tickets to either go shopping or attend the Christmas Spectacular Show at Radio City Music Hall.

Ticket Information
On sale: Monday, Oct. 23 – Monday, Nov. 20

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

The Transfer Advisor Visit offers students who are more decisive about transferring to a particular college or university an opportunity to meet with representatives. Students will be able to meet individually with the transfer college representative, by appointment only.

Scheduled appointments are generally 15-30 minutes, and students receive specific advisement about admission criteria, general education requirements, course recommendations and transfer of credit. Students are advised to bring an unofficial copy of their Hudson Valley Community College transcript so that the four-year college representative can provide a transfer evaluation of courses taken. Students can access and print a copy of their transcript from Hudson Valley WIReD.

Appointments are required. For more information, or to schedule an appointment with a transfer college representative, contact the Center for Careers and Transfer at (518) 629-7326.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Avionics, Medical and Intelligence

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326, cce@hvcc.edu

Hiring for the following position(s): Valet Attendant, Booth Attendant and Shuttle Driver

This event is open to all current Hudson Valley Community College students and alumni.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

Students, faculty and staff are welcome to join. Participants will be introduced to the practice of Mindfulness Meditation through guided practice and group discussion. Sessions last between 10 and 20 minutes.

Mindfulness Meditation is simply the practice of intentionally focusing your attention on the present moment, without judgement. Mindfulness meditation promotes mental and physical health.

At this ceremony, the college honors Classified Staff members from among Hudson Valley, Capital District Educational Opportunity Center and Faculty Student Association employees who have been chosen to receive Meritorious Service Awards in recognition of outstanding service above and beyond the requirements of their positions.

In addition, current employees who have been with the college for five or more years of consecutive service are eligible to receive service recognition pins, which are awarded in five-year increments.

Contact: Danica Nowosielski, (518) 629-8124, d.nowosielski@hvcc.edu

The American Chemical Society Club is hosting its annual Ornament Competition Award Ceremony. Winners will receive prizes!

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Center for Careers and Transfer, (518) 629-7326

Students may stop by the information table anytime during the scheduled visit to pick up catalogs, applications, or other materials offered. It also is an opportunity to ask specific questions about the college or university. Click here for some sample questions you may want to ask the transfer college representative.

Contact: Wellness Center, (518) 629-7320, Web page

This is an all-levels class. Please bring a mat and wear workout (comfortable) clothing.
This event is open and free to all students.

Contact: Deb Kowalski/Continuing Education, (518) 629-7871, d.kowalski@hvcc.edu

Academic Advisement and Community Outreach for full and part-time non-matriculated students, and those interested in non-credit, career-training programs through the Workforce Development Institute (WDI). Our advisor will be able to discuss courses, register students and provide general information about Hudson Valley Community College and WDI.

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

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Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: President's Office, (518) 629-4530

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Center for Effective Teaching (CET), (518) 629-7291, cet@hvcc.edu, Web page

This annual event is dedicated to the professional development of Hudson Valley Community College faculty.

More details TBA.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

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Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Cultural Affairs, (518) 629-8071, Web page

Alison Bechdel is an internationally beloved cartoonist whose darkly humorous graphic memoirs, astute writing and evocative drawing have forged an unlikely intimacy with a wide and disparate range of readers. A Q/A session and book signing follow Bechdel’s talk. This event is co-sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Program and the English, Foreign Languages and English as a Second Language Department.

Contact: Web page

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Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

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Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $20
Guest Price: $30

Spend the day exploring the city’s shops, museums and restaurants! Price includes roundtrip transportation. Bus will leave in front of McDonough Sports Complex at 8 a.m. and will leave Bryant Park in NYC at 6 p.m.

Ticket Information
On sale: Wednesday, Feb. 21 – Wednesday, March 21

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Student Price: $20
Guest Price: $30

Price includes roundtrip transportation. Bus will leave in front of McDonough Sports Complex at 8 a.m. and will leave Quincy Market in Boston at 6 p.m.

Ticket Information
On sale: Wednesday, March 7 – Wednesday, April 11

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

More details TBA.

Vote online at www.hvcc.edu/vote.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Students are invited to attend and enjoy free food, a local DJ, caricature artists, games and give-a-ways. Student club information tables also will be set up.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

More details TBA.

Vote online at www.hvcc.edu/vote.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Details TBA.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

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Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

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Contact: Office of the Vice President for Enrollment , (518) 629-7307

This ceremony recognizes the college’s highest achieving graduates who have earned a G.P.A. of 3.5 or above as well as special award recipients. Invited students and their guests are welcome to attend this special event.

Students must wear their academic honors regalia to the ceremony. All students attending the ceremony should check-in by 5 p.m. at the Conway Ice Rink, located in the McDonough Sports Complex. Guests should arrive prior to the start of the 6 p.m. ceremony, go into the field house and be seated. There is no limit to the number of guests who may attend.

Students and guests are invited to enjoy refreshments in the ice rink following the ceremony.

Contact: Student Activities Office, (518) 629-7348, Web page

Doors open to family/guests at 7:30 a.m.
Graduates assemble in the McDonough Sports Complex field house at 7:30 a.m.
Procession begins at 8:45 a.m. 

Contact: Web page

Contact: Douglas H. Baxter, Chairperson, d.baxter1@hvcc.edu, Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Web page

Contact: Suzanne Kalkbrenner, (518) 629-4530, s.kalkbrenner@hvcc.edu, Web page

The meetings are open to the public.