SUNY Offers B.S Architecture - SuffolkJournal.com

SUNY Farmingdale Approved for B.S. in Architectural Technology

October 12, 2001

Dr. Jonathan Gibralter, president of the State University of New York at Farmingdale, is pleased to announce that another new bachelor degree has been approved for the College. Applications are being accepted for a Bachelor of Science degree in Architectural Technology.

Offered through the School of Engineering Technologies, the Architectural Technology program will prepare graduates who can bridge the gap between design and implementation of a building project. Student will learn how to synthesize the aesthetic, technical, and functional elements of building design and construction. The focus of the program is the application of technology.

Students in this program will be educated in the process involved in building design and construction from concept to completion. They will be prepared for careers in the architectural, structural, and mechanical aspects of the design and construction of buildings.

An additional purpose of the program is to prepare students for successful entry into graduate programs in architecture.

For more information on the B.S. in Architectural Technology, contact the Admissions Office at 420-2200

OLPH Life Teen 3^rd Annual Maureen DePalma Walk Against Breast Cancer Raises over $14,000 for Breast Cancer Help and Families of Victims of World Trade Center Disaster

Pictured (left to right, back) are Monsignor Daniel Hamilton; Lindenhurst Village Mayor Linda Distler; Todd Lemieux, Life Teen Coordinator; Marian McGrory; Dr. Paul Fisher, Stony Brook University Hospital; Dr. John Kovach, Stony Brook University Hospital; (front) John Pace, Esq.; Lorraine Pace, Co-President and Co-Founder of Breast Cancer Help, Inc.; Father Rich Kammerer; and Susie Picone. On Sunday, September 23^rd, over 500 walkers raised over $14,000 with half the proceeds going to families of victims of the World Trade Center and half the proceeds going to Breast Cancer Help to support its programs in the fight against breast cancer. For more information about Breast Cancer Help, Inc. call (631) 661-7223.