Calendar of Events

Contact: SUNY Cobleskill Office of Professional and Continuing Education, (518) 255-5528, pace@cobleskill.edu

Session 1: Noon - 1:30 p.m., Basement of Brahan Hall (in the Student Area)
Session 2: 5:30 – 7 p.m., Brahan Hall, Room 210

Hudson Valley Community College and SUNY Cobleskill have signed an agreement that will allow the SUNY four-year college to offer the complete coursework of its Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) on the Hudson Valley Community College campus. More information about the new agreement can be found at www.cobleskill.edu/hvcc.

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Business Administration degree completion program offers associate degree business administration graduates with an educational opportunity that will lead to a bachelor degree with additional knowledge of management, marketing, ethics, and entrepreneurship.

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

An open-to-all therapeutic drumming group to help tame some tension and soothe your stress.

No Obligation: Participate at Your Convenience!
Equipment Provided, No Experience Necessary.

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: EOC College and Career Services, (518) 273-1900 ext. 2270

Thinking about continuing your education? Come and speak to representatives from Hudson Valley Community College, Maria College, The Sage Colleges, Schenectady County Community College, The College of Saint Rose, Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing, SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY Empire State College and SUNY Polytechnic Institute.

You can also learn more about the College Connections program! This program is free to community members and helps guide you in the college admissions process. For more information about this program, call (518) 273-1900 ext. 2270 and ask for Jackie or Sara.

View the Facebook event 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: 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

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.

The Viking Cup Challenge is a student vs. faculty/staff softball game beginning at noon. Students and staff can sign up for the game in the Student Activities Office (CTR 210).

Contact: Karen A. Jones, J.D., (518) 629-7225, Web page

Students who have been accepted into the Business-Business Administration Honors Track for the fall 2018 semester, as well as those who are considering applying for the track, are invited to this informational reception. This is an opportunity to meet and speak with HonorScholar faculty and advisors, the department chairperson, admissions counselors and current HonorScholar students. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served.

The HonorScholar program at Hudson Valley Community College is for academically advanced students who want to study in focused, small classes and prepare to transfer for a business-related bachelor’s degree at one of the elite business schools in the region. The program encourages scholarship, close faculty-student relationships, active participation in community affairs and an emphasis on connecting learning to life. Scholarships will be available for students entering the program.

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Contact: Gayle Healy, (518) 629-7326, g.healy@hvcc.edu, Web page

The college will induct new members in PTK. Matriculating students, who maintain a GPA of at least 3.70 while taking a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester, are eligible for membership in this honor society.

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

More details TBA.

Vote online at www.hvcc.edu/vote.

Contact: Laurie Vivekanand, (518) 629-7163

Stop by and see displays and exhibits about Earth Week. Individuals can receive a native tree or shrub, adopt a houseplant, interact with rescued reptiles and amphibians, recycle old cell phones and learn about recycling and waste minimization.

Sponsored by the Environmental Sustainability Committee.

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: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 629-7168, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Take time from your day to slow down, relax your mind, refresh your body and renew your spirit. In the midst of our busy days it is important that we remember to be mindful even when our minds are full!

Not sure how to do this? Come to this session. Mindfulness, like most things, takes practice. Open to all students, faculty and staff.

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

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m.

The event is black tie optional. Please sign up at the Student Activities Office by Friday, April 20.

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

“When the dust settles, Joni Mitchell may stand as the most important and influential female recording artist of the late 20th century.” – Allmusic. Producer and bassist Scott Petito assembles a world class ensemble of the region’s most well-respected musicians to interpret the timeless music of Joni Mitchell, perhaps best known for “Both Sides Now” and “Big Yellow Taxi.” Considered 1960s and 1970s folk royalty, the Canandian-born artist won her first of eight Grammys for “Clouds” (1969). In 21 albums (excluding compilations), Mitchell displays a limitless talent for wry and pointed lyrics, and “largely self-invented musical chords, a kind of calligraphy of moods.” Her voice is indescribable. Joining Petito on stage are Gail Ann Dorsey, Veronica Nunn, Leslie Ritter, Jay Collins, Danny Blume, Roberto Rodriguez, Travis Shook and special guest, Rachel Z.

Tickets: $10/person at the door; free for Hudson Valley students with your ID.

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

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

Contact: Wendi Quidort, (518) 629-7488, w.quidort@hvcc.edu

End of the year award ceremony for students in classes offered by the Biology, Chemistry and Physics Department.

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

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

An open-to-all therapeutic drumming group to help tame some tension and soothe your stress.

No Obligation: Participate at Your Convenience!
Equipment Provided, No Experience Necessary.

Contact: Capital Area School Development Association (CASDA), (518) 512-5198, Web page

9 – 11:30 a.m. and 6 – 8 p.m.

Begin the college selection process!

The College Fair is an opportunity to speak with representatives from more than 180 colleges and universities.

There will be public and private, four- and two-year, large and small, liberal arts and vocational colleges represented as well as the military. Also represented will be a number of institutions presenting financial options.

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

Wednesday, May 2: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday, May 3: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday, May 4: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Pre-order your cap and gown (regalia): Friday, March 23 – Thursday, April 19
To receive your tickets, cap and gown: Pre-ordered regalia should be picked up during the times noted above. Complete and sign this form. Bring it with your valid student ID, driver’s license or other valid photo ID to the Campus Center, Room 204 on one of the distribution dates.

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

Wednesday, May 2: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday, May 3: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday, May 4: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Pre-order your cap and gown (regalia): Friday, March 23 – Thursday, April 19
To receive your tickets, cap and gown: Pre-ordered regalia should be picked up during the times noted above. Complete and sign this form. Bring it with your valid student ID, driver’s license or other valid photo ID to the Campus Center, Room 204 on one of the distribution dates.

Contact: EOC College and Career Services, (518) 273-1900 ext. 2270

Approximately 50 employers in the Capital Region will be on hand to accept applications and to assist in the hiring process.

Open to the general public.

Contact: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 629-7168, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Take time from your day to slow down, relax your mind, refresh your body and renew your spirit. In the midst of our busy days it is important that we remember to be mindful even when our minds are full!

Not sure how to do this? Come to this session. Mindfulness, like most things, takes practice. Open to all students, faculty and staff.

Contact: Web page

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

Wednesday, May 2: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday, May 3: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday, May 4: 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Pre-order your cap and gown (regalia): Friday, March 23 – Thursday, April 19
To receive your tickets, cap and gown: Pre-ordered regalia should be picked up during the times noted above. Complete and sign this form. Bring it with your valid student ID, driver’s license or other valid photo ID to the Campus Center, Room 204 on one of the distribution dates.

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

Students graduating from the following programs will be recognized:

• 24-Credit Hour Program
• Collegiate Academic Support Program
• Center for Access and Assistive Technology
• Educational Opportunity Program
• International Student Services
• Life Plus One

Family and friends are invited to attend the ceremony. Refreshments will be provided after the ceremony.

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

The goal of the walk is to raise awareness and funds for victims of Lyme Disease and associated diseases. The walk is open to the public.

Participation Fee
Hudson Valley Students: Free
Non-Hudson Valley Students: $5

Registration
Participants can pre-register for the walk at the Student Activities Office (Siek Campus Center, Room 270) or register on-site the day of the event.

Participants will receive a t-shirt. At the event, there will be games, music, food and guest speakers.

Sponsored by the Student Senate.

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

Graduating students, faculty and staff are invited to attend an optional information session to learn more about this year’s commencement activities.

Commencement Video Guide

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

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

Those participating in Student Honors and Awards Ceremony may attend this optional information session.

Student Honors and Awards Ceremony Video Guide

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: Stephanie Clarke, (518) 629-7328, s.clarke@hvcc.edu

This event is by invitation only.

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Contact: Michelle Thivierge, (518) 629-7168, m.thivierge@hvcc.edu

Take time from your day to slow down, relax your mind, refresh your body and renew your spirit. In the midst of our busy days it is important that we remember to be mindful even when our minds are full!

Not sure how to do this? Come to this session. Mindfulness, like most things, takes practice. Open to all students, faculty and staff.

Contact: David Larkin, (518) 229-0467, d.larkin@hvcc.edu

Join us for the annual ceremony where students are recognized for their work on the seventeen (17) capstone models built over the past year. Financial sponsors are also presented with capstone models produced by the students. All students are recognized on an individual basis. The five students with the highest GPA’s will be given cash awards ranging from $250 to $1,000.

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

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. 

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

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

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

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

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

The meetings are open to the public.

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

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Contact: (518) 629-7705, orientation@hvcc.edu

Learn more about the event and register to attend an upcoming session.

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

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

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Contact: (518) 629-7705, orientation@hvcc.edu

Learn more about the event and register to attend an upcoming session.

Contact: Admissions Office, (518) 629-7309, Web page

Contact: Admissions Office, (518) 629-7309, Web page

Contact: Admissions Office, (518) 629-7309, Web page

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Open to all incoming Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice, Forensic Science and Public Administration students.

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Open to all incoming Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice, Forensic Science and Public Administration students.

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

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Open to all incoming Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice, Forensic Science and Public Administration students.

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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.

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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. 

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