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PSC and local Olympians collaborate to honor, preserve the region’s Olympic heritage
Paul Smith’s College and local Olympians collaborate to honor, preserve the region’s Olympic heritage Paul Smith’s College announces the formation of the college’s Advisory Committee for Olympic Sports, a select group of men and women with world-class athletic...
Paul Smith’s College announces Management program
Paul Smith’s College now offers a new Management program, a four-year bachelor’s of science degree with three dynamic concentrations within. Students undertaking this course of study can choose focus on business management, entrepreneurship, or sports and event...
Paul Smith’s College student selected to represent U.S. at international academy
Paul Smith’s College student Adaiah Bauer will be travelling to Kazan, Russia, this June as the one American selected for the Volunteer Leaders Academy, an eight-day forum hosted by the International University Sports Federation (FISU). Bauer is one of 100 selected...
Aquatic invasive species spread prevention underway as boating season begins
The Paul Smith’s College Adirondack Watershed Institute (AWI) is among a number of organizations and state agencies gearing up for boating season and aquatic invasive species spread prevention. While work protecting Adirondack waterways continues year-round,...
Prof. Curt Stager pens op-ed for The New York Times
Dr. Curt Stager, professor of natural sciences at Paul Smith’s College, was featured in The New York Times May 26, 2018, for his opinion piece “The Silence of the Bugs.” Stager explores the possibility of an emerging biocrisis affecting insects and the...Subscribe
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