September 8, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster releases its President’s List and Dean’s List for the Spring 2020 semester.

Full-Time President’s List

A total of 138 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Spring 2020 semester, reported Dr. Alan P. Roberts, President, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.75 and higher, plus other requirements.

The full-time Spring 2020 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

• Accord:  Jared Lyman, Sydnee Rider, Lauren Skeen.
• Bloomington:  Bradley Westervelt.
• Boiceville:  Derek Boyle.
• Bronx:  Brandon Gonzalez.
• Brooklyn:  Kathryn Williams.
• Callicoon:  Amelia Brooks.
• Cragsmoor:  Jasmine Doolittle.
• Eddyville:  David Mano.
• Ellenville:  Riddhi Patel.
• Fishkill:  Alexa Ricotta, Jenna Simmons.
• Gardiner:  Lindsey Canavan.
• Germantown:  Sage Engasser, Carrington Wood.
• High Falls:  Erik Bogart, Kodi Favreau, Jessica Meyer, Levon Raacke.
• Highland: Marylena Hono, Farrah Ogelle.
• Hudson:  Aaliah Williams.
• Hurley:  Alexandra Bailey, Marlene Constant, Carley Harjes, Matthew Pisano, Morgan Quinn, Nicholas Stott, Emily Sweet.
• Kerhonkson:  Juliana Bonelli, Jason Burnett, Laura Heath, Andrea Mendoza, Zachary Smith.
• Kingston:  Ashley Anaya, Summer Brady, Ashley Campbell, Steven Cina, Dani Coy Caal, Scarlet D’Arcy,
• Haley Decicco, Maria Elena Ferrer-Harrington, Maya Fornari, Jonathan Guerra-Ruiz, Sydney Haller, Whitney Heredia-Leon, Anders Iaconelli, Sara Jeiter-Johnson, Anjelina King, Acacia Mastropaolo, Louise Polk, Juliette Rhodes, Lucas Saucer, Julia Simonini, Toni Sinagra, Evan Smith, Sophie Temple, Alec Tervenski, Steven Valles, Zachary Wesolowski.
• Lake Katrine:  Heidian Bartley, Hope Carrubba, Kathryn Pellechio, Daniel Shambo.
• Lindenhurst:  Justin Ventura.
• Marlboro:  Michael Greco.
• Massapequa Park:  Jack Murphy.
• Monroe:  Thomas Gomez.
• New Paltz:  John Barton, Daniel Benson, Jordan Carboy, Noah Cotant, Marissa Dawson, Katherine Gambino, Samantha Judge, Gareth Kulleseid, Elizabeth Medrano, Summer Mohrmann, Jennifer Navarro, Gregory Renner.
• New Windsor:  Amelia Pogue.
• Nyack:  Dennis Suarez.
• Olivebridge:  Amos Diaz.
• Pine Bush:  Cassia Bodon, Logan DeVries, Caterina Salazar.
• Pine Hill:  David Lydick.
• Pine Plains:  Holly Bay.
• Port Ewen:  Dakota Terpening-Marino.
• Rhinebeck:  Abigail Raymond.
• Rifton:  Louisa Goodwin, Brenda Robertshaw.
• Rosendale:  Ruth Boumboume, Hameem Khan.
• Saugerties:  Jackson Baker, Crystal Barlow, Daniel Cole, Meghan Colligan, Jaclyn Davren, Molly Dougherty, Sabrina Fales, Skylar France, Constantine Fyffe, Kyiah Giannelli, Charles Johnson, Erik Lilland, Isabel Martinez, Jenifer Monroy, Piper Musgrave, Michael Quinn, Jacqueline Vought.
• Shokan:  Jack Dornan, Alizay Shah, Kiran Stoller, Annie VanKleeck.
• Spring Glen:  Camryn Hoar.
• Staatsburg:  Jolene Region.
• Stone Ridge:  Olivia Avello, Dante Catalfomo, Cara Countryman, Samantha Radliff.
• Tillson:  Emma Britten, Chloe Faoro, Saara Pulkkinen, Hannah Sheeley, Gabriella Walsh.
• Tivoli:  Kathleen Anspach, Jonathan Rhea.
• Ulster Park:  Christina Johnson.
• Wallkill:  Matthew Antinucci, Sean Gustafson, Veronica Padilla.
• West Hurley:  Garrett Gramzow.
• Woodstock:  Sophia Garelick, Maxwell Levin, Cory Schmidt.
• Wurtsboro:  Danae Evans.

Part-Time President’s List

A total of 100 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Spring 2020 semester, reported Dr. Alan P. Roberts, President, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.75 or higher, plus other requirements.

 The part-time Spring 2020 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

• Accord:  Annika Berlin.
• Clintondale:  Adam Hovling.
• Elka Park:  Brielle Bowman, Eliza Hofer, Lena Thomson, Nicole Thomson, Anne Zimmerman.
• Esopus:  Shavon Alexander, Rhona Robertshaw.
• Gardiner:  Conor Warren.
• Highland:  Jennie Colabella, Isabela Cuya, Eliz Fino, Alexandra Fuller, Savannah Kerr, Margaret VanValkenburgh.
• Hurley: Autumn Bear, Justin Vogt.
• Kerhonkson:  Sabrina Hartless.
• Kingston:  Taylor Brady, Mairead Briggs, Summer Donaldson, Jacob Internicola, Emma Loewen, Anthony Miressi, Neema Muanda, Andreas Ouloupis, Nathaniel Parker, Reyhan Quayum, Victoria Quick, Kate Rosenberg, Jessica Tozzo, Erica Vidal-Garcia.
• Lake Katrine:  April Baxter, Jayna Ramesh.
• Leeds:  Arlene Schmatz.
• Marlboro:  Lena Atkins, William Logue, Allie Spera.
• Middleburgh:  Kelly Shultes.
• Middletown:  Dionne Jones.
• Milton:  James Kuha.
• Mt. Tremper:  Jazarah Shim.
• New Paltz:  Lucy Arnade, Helanna Bratman, Amanda Carris-Swan, Amina Oukili, Makayla Ryan, Daniel Waage.
• Newburgh:  Danielle Dinino.
• Plattekill:  Madison Dembroski.
• Port Jervis:  Chad Burkhart.
• Red Hook:  Sonja Heupler, Jeffrey Shea.
• Rifton:  Adela Blough, Nathan Goodwin, Christine Mason, Emmy Meier.
• Rosendale:  Grace Barnum, Ave Gallagher.
• Saugerties:  David Gaines, Kathleen Gentile, Dawn Hollis, Jorge Monroy-Argueta.
• Shokan:  Monroe Maki.
• Staatsburg:  Rebecca Royden.
• Ulster Park:  Jabez Boller, Josiah Boller, Owen Koppschall, Tanner Mejias, Ronia Shirky.
• Voorheesville:  Maureen Cahill.
• Walden:  Nicholas Guerra, Claudia Hindley, Fara Kleinsasser, Elanor Koppschall, Mazin Moya, Kenneth Thomson.
• Wallkill:  James Albanese, Piper Bo, Chad Castle, Hector Cedeno, James Faison, Desmond Ley, Gregory Marcinik, Luke Martini, Justin McLaughlin, Kristy Merino, Allen Mirabal, Erin Oakes, Aidan Park, Devin Ramos, Gavin Roberts, Aaron Rubenstein, Nora Serrao, Anthony Scarano, Thomas Skean, Eric Williams.
• Wappingers Falls:  Alissa Boyd.
• Woodstock:  Ethan Siegel.

Full-Time Dean’s List

A total of 231 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2020 semester, reported Kevin R. Stoner, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.30 or higher, plus other requirements.

The full-time Spring 2020 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

• Accord:  Deven Baslock, Emilie Bunch, Tiernan Darcy, Alexandra Gil, Garrett Lapp, Emily Lyman, Caitlin Meoli, Kevin Riopelle.
• Bloomingburg:  Michael Fields, Zachary Longden.
• Bloomington:   Heather Williams.
• Boiceville:  Derek Boyle, Craig Entwistle.
• Bronx:  Francesca Wilhelm.
• Connelly:  Zachary Helzer, Anthony Liguori, Christian Page, Nicholas Palmer.
• Cottekill:  Alexa Abadsidis.
• Ellenville:  Dylan Altadonna, Lucas Benton, Guilia Ligotino, Isabella Ligotino, Bianca Sorbara.
• Gardiner:  Yesenia Melendez, Ariel Pazer.
• Glen Spey:  Nikolas Dilles.
• Goshen:  Alexis Christian.
• Grahamsville:  Monica Kennedy.
• Greenfield Park:  Lukasz Kogut.
• High Falls:  Kirsten Borchert, Caelin Fagerstrom, Courtney Smith.
• Highland:  Eryl Bevan, Steven Long, Cesar Luna-Rodriguez, Christopher Mack, Thomasina McCarthy, Megan Morgan, Ashley Morrow, Michele Sandy.
• Holtsville:  John Sioutopoulos.
• Hopewell Junction:  Emily Jarvis.
• Hurley:  Lilianne Sanchez, Bixin Zhang.
• Hyde Park:  Brittney Cora, Carley Ronk.
• Kerhonkson:  Molly Brittell, Madeleine Callan, Bryan Friedlander, Eugene Lundin, Daniel Mendoza, Cassandra Quick, Ramona Saft, Aylin Tuna.
• Kingston:  Arielle Auringer, Jacquelinne Barientos, Christian Brake, Andy Bravo, Gabriela Cabrera, Shane Callahan, Donna Carmody, William Carr, Javier Castaneda, Daniel Castellanos, Mehdi Chamas, Amanda Cintron, Rachel Collins, Fatima Contreras-Pacheco, Fallon Diamond-Stedge, Christian Dovel, Katherine Every, Christopher Finch, Douglas Flores, Jared Freese, Asia Gordon, Katie Hagen, Katie Hernandez-Chavez, Marissa Hosford, Riley Jacobsen, Noelle Janasiewicz, Sohraab Kahn, Ariana Krom, Elizabeth Lemus, Albert Lin, Alexander Lomasney, Narritah Lomax, Heather Metzger-Brodhead, Carlos Michaca, Itzel Michaca, Ryan Nace, Madison Olson, Saul Ortiz, Dhyey Patel, Afeefah Peters, Saira Ramirez, Carlos Rojas, Alexandra Russel, Da’Jour Schleede, Carolyn Scopino, Stephanie Sensini, Muhammed Shabbir, Larissa Shaughnessy, Ayesha Siddiqua, Kortnee Simmons, Danielle Soldezzo, Justine Suarez, Joshua Timbrouck, Marissa Trojan, Iris Veasey, Brian Wachtel, Pulcheria Williue, Cathleen Zeno.
• Lake Katrine:  Donald Lane, Caesar Martinez, Angela Moynihan, Dominick Policastro, Alainna Sergio, Robert Stoutenburg, Jonathan Traver.
• Lawrence:  Dylan Reilly.
• Marlboro:  Antonio Asprea, Joslyn Walker, Dakota Wolff.
• Middletown:  Hannah Van Sickle.
• Modena:  Rebecca Baptista.
• Montgomery:  Rebecca Hoeffner, James Lynch.
• Mount Marion:  Jenna Coppey.
• Napanoch:  Taylor Michalowski.
• New Paltz:  Erik Barrese, Andrew Barrese, Nathaniel Bath, Samuel Berman, Francesca Coates, Jelenia Conde, Antonio Fazio, Caroline Giuliani, Gregory Hull, Lily Jones-Guida, Dylan Scribani, Mariabella Todaro, Kenneth Verney, Autumn Watson.
• New Windsor:  Elizabeth Grace, Brandon Motard.
• Newburgh:  Stephanie Harris, Jennifer Tolentino.
• Olivebridge:  Kayla Sharp, Brooke Smith.
• Otisville:  Amber Martine.
• Palenville:  Daniel Goldpaugh.
• Phoenicia:  Kayla Lam Mastandrea.
• Pine Bush:  Brianna Eagan, Dylan Russell.
• Port Ewen:  Anthony Devlin, Shirley Diaz Apolaya, Kiersten Dykstra, Karina Pacheca, Natalie Robinson.
• Port Jervis:  Michael Sink.
• Poughkeepsie:  Adrene Bowes, Alexandra McHugh, Hailey See, Rebecca Tamagna.
• Prattsville:  Alaina Yarger.
• Red Hook:  Malia DiGugno, Colin Herdina, Ryan Schmidt, Melissa Slesinski.
• Rifton:  Nicholas Gerard, Evelyn Myers-McCarthy.
• Saugerties:  Sandra Argueta, Meredith Becnel, Hannakay Burton, Ryan Chrystie, Kieran Defino, Eric Dunham, Amber Freeman, Dudley Fyffe, Zachary Hartrum, John Hutter, Anna Larson, Tami Mallett-Edwards, Maximilliano Martinez, Evan Olsen, Andrew Ruffner, Elizabeth Scott, Arin Vandermark, Julia Voerg, Joseph Worcholak, Donald Yonta.
• Shokan:  Acarya Baker, Spencer Estes, Maggie Friedman-Walzer, Alyssa Wiswall.
• Stone Ridge:  Andy Coache, Andrew Jarvis, Michael Walsh.
• Tillson:  Alexander Herrling, Hannah Mason, James Newman, Emily Sahler, Matthew Smith, Amanda Summers, Patricia Vincent.
• Ulster Park:  Quinn Cummins-Lune, Devin Kren.
• Wallkill:  Michael Burriss, Moshe Canty, Michael Castellana, Curtis Farrow, Alex Gately, Julia Graziano, Joel Guzman, Maryann Spano, Hannah Styles, Johny Vela, Darr Williams.
• Wappingers Falls:  Janiece Cirilo.
• West Camp:  Natalie George.
• West Hurley:  Jordan Dolson, Olivia Weiss.
• Woodstock:  Trevor Faveron, Rachel Gorman, Ashley Grandy, Whitney Harris, Gabriel Solis, Cyrus Spurlock.
• Wurtsboro:  Rachel Whitbeck.

Part-Time Dean’s List

A total of 115 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2020 semester, reported Kevin R. Stoner, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is at least 3.30 or higher, plus other requirements.

The part-time Spring 2020 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

• Accord:  Arianna Balestra.
• Chester:  Quentin Boller, Jared Dunn.
• Clintondale:  Elizabeth Pushman.
• Esopus:  Darren Baird.
• Highland:  Zachery Chen, Natalia DeMatteis, Quentin Dixon, Marann Langlois, Andie Langlois, Diane Sager.
• Hurley:  Ty Carpino, Jeffrey Knapp, Savannah Nimblette.
• Kerhonkson:  Dominick Kennedy, Radcliff Van Praag, Queenie Yang.
• Kingston:  Ian Avossa, Jillian Bovee, Brianna Carrube, Joseph Ciardi, Nathaniel Coffey, Melida Dessalines, Mikayla Diacovo, Thea Kovaleski, Biranesh Krempl, Jenna Markel, Melissa Merczel, Jerilyn Organtini, Rekeeda Parker, Christopher Przekop II, Anthony Ramsell, Melissa Terpening.
• Marlboro:  Rebecca Baker, Matthew Brown, Jordan Carbone, Tristan Chapman, Haley Collier, Abigail Martinez, Michael Messina, Abby Mott, Emma Repke.
• Middletown:  Ellie Richardson.
• Milton:  Matthew Bishop, Matthew Corcoran.
• Modena:  Georgia Blauth.
• New City:  Anna Commentucci.
• New Paltz:  Eliana Correll.
• Newburgh: Nikki Brill, Taylor Kornfeld, Ronald Ortiz, Myles Stelling, Justin Vingoe.
• Obernburg:  Alice Handel.
• Olivebridge:  Meranda Gregio.
• Pine Island:  Sarah Dickson.
• Plattekill:  Alexandra Arenas, Kristian Henderson.
• Port Ewen:  Elizabeth Costello, Alyssa Davidson, Stephen Kelley, Michele Sauers.
• Poughkeepsie:  Margaret Anderson, Christine Catano, Alison Marques, Jaxon-Lily Super.
• Red Hook:  Erik Mathews.
• Rhinebeck:  Lauren Fontaine.
• Rifton:  Janna Fischli, Connor Huleatt, Maura Maendel, Brian Sweeney, Marion Zumpe.
• Rosendale:  Carly Salloway.
• Saugerties:  Paul Cullenen, Mercy Danner, Brandon Drescher, Savannah Ferguson, Goldie Gayne, Alexandra Goodwin, Daniel MacIsaac.
• Stone Ridge:  Devon Ellsworth, Isabella Hernandez.
• Tillson:  Sky Van Laan.
• Ulster Park:  Conor O’Brien, Naomi Waldner, Tyler Winter.
• Wallkill:  Megan Belsky, Amanda Bottone, Christopher Boyle, Kylie Detz, James Elizares von Baeyer, Angela Emmel, Petra-Marie Fleet, Richard Frank, Natalia Garcia-Perez, Samantha Gaston, Nathan Gopee, Jacqueline Hawkins, Teresa Lang, Matthew Mahood, Idalis Moreno, Christopher Peraza, Julia Ribeiro, Rodolfo Rodriguez, Alecia Solorzano, Alexandra Stock, Eddie Tarafa, Bianca Thompson.
• Wappingers Falls:  Kara Vidulich.
• West Hurley:  Keely Terpening.
• West Shokan:  Christine Cox.
• Westbrookville:  Nehemiah Bontrager.
• Woodstock:  Greta Gottardello.
• Wurtsboro:  Jada Adams.

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SUNY Ulster Receives Two TRIO Student Support Services Grants with Increased Funding

August 11, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster has been awarded $3 million in federal grants to expand the services it provides to students who are disabled, academically or economically disadvantaged or first-generation college students through the TRIO Student Support Services Program. SUNY Ulster is one of only two colleges in all of New York State to receive two grant awards.

The U.S. Department of Education awarded the grant funding to the college for the next five years, September 1, 2020 – August 31, 2025. The awards are a renewal with an increase from a $1.5 million grant to $1.7 million to serve 230 low-income and first-generation college students each year and an increase from a $1.1 million grant to a $1.3 million to serve 100 students with disabilities each year.

The college’s Student Support Services Program promotes student success with the goals of increasing the retention, graduation, and transfer rates of those enrolled. Services provided include highly individualized academic, career, financial, and transfer counseling to 230 low-income & first-generation college students as well as 100 students with disabilities. Dr. Alan P. Roberts, President of SUNY Ulster said, “Congratulations to Todd Zeff and SUNY Ulster’s TRIO Team on their recent receipt of an impactful grant award and increased funding. We are so proud of the hard work, dedication, and contributions made by Todd, Executive Director of TRIO, and the TRIO team members who support our students with incredible service every semester and all year long. I look forward to TRIO’s continued role in changing the lives of the students in the TRIO program here at SUNY Ulster, as they attain their educational goals.”

Students who are interested in applying or in getting more information on the TRIO Program can email trio@sunyulster.edu or call (845) 688-5054.

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Final Registration for Fall 2020 To Be Held Virtually on August 17

Final registration for the fall 2020 semester at SUNY Ulster will take place virtually on Monday, August 17th from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Both continuing and new students can register by appointment with SUNY Ulster faculty in their chosen academic program. Fall 2020 Classes will begin on August 24.

Links to schedule an appointment with the program of your choice. If you are undecided at this time, choose any program that states ‘slots for Individual Studies’.

• Arts (Fine Arts, Communications, Media Arts, Fashion, Music, ELL, and spots for Individual Studies)
• Bio: (Biology and Vet Tech)
• Business
• Human Services & Criminal Justice
• Individual Studies/Pre-Nursing
• Social Studies, History, & Education (Including Early Childhood Education and slots for Individual Studies)
• STEM (Including LA Math & Science, Engineering and slots for Individual Studies)

Many Ulster County residents begin their college experience at SUNY Ulster, going on to transfer to four-year colleges and universities or entering the workforce upon graduation. It’s a smart strategy that allows students to gain an excellent education without incurring extraordinary debt. For those transferring, the money saved in the first two years helps finance the last two.

Students just starting the financial aid process may put down a $50 deposit to hold their registration. All other students should sign up for our payment plan or remit payment in full.

For more information on applying or registering, call (845) 687-5022 or visit SUNY Ulster Admissions.

August 11, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY

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SUNY Ulster Campus Reentry Plan Approved by SUNY and Announcement of Four High-Quality Learning Options for Fall 2020

July 10, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY –  Dr. Alan P. Roberts is pleased to announce that SUNY Ulster’s Reentry Plan, developed by SUNY Ulster’s Reentry Task Force encompassing the needs of all members of the community, has been approved by SUNY.  SUNY Ulster is actively engaging in the next steps of safe reentry to the College’s Stone Ridge Campus and Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster.

“The health and safety of our students and community has been our number one focus and will continue as the top priority. All operations have been evaluated to ensure a safe return for students and staff. This includes adhering to social distancing practices, providing effective personal protective equipment, and ensuring that proper cleaning and disinfecting protocols are implemented for all facilities and operations.”

Faculty and the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty have been reviewing all course sections to determine how each will be delivered.

SUNY Ulster is offering four, high-quality learning modalities for instruction in the fall 2020 semester, which will commence on Monday, August 24, per the existing academic calendar.

These are: remote delivery of all course content; remote delivery of lecture content with on-campus lab, clinical, studio; blended or hybrid courses; and fully online courses.  An updated course schedule highlighting the fall 2020 learning modalities will be available in the coming weeks.

On-campus learning experiences will be limited to those courses that require critical hands-on lab, clinical and practical components, such as STEM, Fashion Design, Nursing, Veterinary Technology, Criminal Justice and Human Services, Police Basic Training, Art, Music, and Continuing and Professional Education. These learning experiences will be conducted following social distancing and reduced density protocols with course objectives determining on-site need.

Any fall 2020 in-person instruction will be prepared to pivot to remote learning modalities if needed.  Additionally, we are prepared to serve students who are required to undergo a 14-day quarantine.

SUNY Ulster Learning Residencies Additional high-quality learning possibilities will be announced for select disciplines for fall 2020, including the opportunity for pre-scheduled on-campus classes and content days through social-distancing protocols and reduced-density measures.

On-site staff operations will remain limited to ensure social distancing and to maintain a reduced campus density. Each department has created a departmental safety and staffing plan, these plans outline new departmental procedures and on-site staffing levels. Each department will have limited face-to-face services available by appointment.  As this plan is subject to change due to new information, guidance, and/or direction from the State and County, staff will prepare for a return to remote operations on a daily basis.

All on-site employees, students, and visitors shall wear a face covering when social distancing cannot be consistently maintained and whenever walking throughout College facilities. PPE devices including disposable face masks and/or face shields will be provided, at no cost, at all health services check-in points.

Various screening tools will be deployed.  We are currently evaluating several options including an online pre-entry screening tool that will be deployed prior to initial reentry to campus. This questionnaire will be more in-depth and will address questions related to potential exposure to COVID-19 while also assessing current health and wellness. No-touch thermometers will be used to check temperatures daily for all on-site students, faculty, staff, or visitors.

Hygiene, cleaning, and disinfecting protocols provided by the CDC guidelines are maintained throughout our facilities.

“I am appreciative of the collective efforts of our faculty and staff during this challenging time in supporting our students for their continued success,” adds Dr. Roberts.

Contact a SUNY Ulster Enrollment and Success Counselor today to apply and register online for SUNY Ulster’s fall 2020 semester.

Please check back often for updated information.

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SUNY Ulster Remote High School Equivalency Class Begins June 8

June 1, 2020 – Kingston, NY – The SUNY Ulster Office of Continuing and Professional Education is offering an online course to help prepare students for the Test Assessing Secondary Competency (TASC) needed to earn the High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma. The class will run from June 8 through July 16.

Designed for students who did not graduate from high school but want a certificate equivalent to a traditional high school diploma, the program provides instruction and comprehensive review in language arts, writing, reading, math, science, and social studies. The course will also focus on preparing students for college and assist those seeking enrollment in a SUNY Ulster degree or certificate program. Passing the TASC exam provides an opportunity for adults to continue their education. SUNY Ulster accepts GED/TASC graduates who meet its qualifications for admission.

The TASC class will be offered remotely. The class hours are Monday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 5 – 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday 10 – 11:30 a.m. and 5 – 7 p.m. The fee for the class is $20, and pre-registration is required. The required textbook is TASC Prep 4th Edition with Two Practice Tests by Kaplan and is approximately $20.

For more information or to register, call Continuing and Professional Education at (845) 339-2025 or follow the links: TASC I or TASC II.

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