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by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 12 , 2025
I am pleased to share outstanding news: the STAR Program has received a rare and exemplary “no findings” result following a recent site visit by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP).
by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 9 , 2025
Following a recent small chemical spill incident in the hallway near the cafeteria, Environmental Health & Safety would like to reiterate the importance of adhering to all established safety protocols when transporting chemicals within our facility....
Tags: Facilities
by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 6 , 2025
In preparation for the upcoming Windows 11 upgrade and the end of Microsoft’s support for Windows 10, we would like to remind you that NO data shall be stored on local computers.
Tags: Information Services
by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 6 , 2025
Are you a faculty member who is an established researcher or looking to jumpstart your research career within a supportive community? If so, please consider joining us for monthly Research Capacity Building Meetings sponsored by the School of Health...
by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 6 , 2025
It’s crucial that all Downstate employees meet the state’s MANDATORY requirement to attend annual Ethics Training.
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by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 6 , 2025
We are pleased to inform you that the University Hospital at Downstate six-week (SYEP) Summer Youth 2025 program will begin July 7, 2025.
by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 3 , 2025
At Downstate, the local University Senate is called the Downstate Assembly of the Faculty and Professional Staff (DAFPS). Matters of concern to the faculty and staff are relayed to this committee for consideration. There is an Executive Committee...
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by Office of Communications & Marketing - June 1 , 2025
AVERT, short for Active Violence Emergency Response Training goes beyond active shooter training by teaching emergency bleeding control techniques, warning signs of a potential aggressor, quick response in a violent situation, escape, evade, or attack...
Tags: University Police