A Conversation With President Andrea Goldsmith is a series of events that give alumni and friends the opportunity to personally connect with new Stony Brook University President Andrea Goldsmith. You will have a chance to learn about her time at Stony Brook thus far and hear about what’s important to her as she shapes the future of the university, all while networking with fellow Seawolves.
The series kicked off at the end of January on Long Island, with stops in Huntington, Bellport and Garden City. At each event, President Goldsmith shared Stony Brook’s momentum, her vision for what’s ahead and powerful stories from alumni and students. She also took the time to listen, connect and get to know the Seawolf community.
See photos from the Huntington event.
See photos from the Bellport event.
See photos from the Garden City event.
In February, President Goldsmith made a stop in Florida for a special alumni event that featured a performance by internationally acclaimed violinist Arnaud Sussman, artistic director of the Chamber of Music Society of Palm Beach and artist-in-residence in the Stony Brook University Department of Music.
President Goldsmith headed to the West Coast at the end of March to speak with alumni in the Silicon Valley and southern California.
See photos from the Mountain View event.
See photos from the San Diego event.
See photos from the Santa Monica event.
At the end of April, President Goldsmith stopped in Washington, D.C. to speak with alumni and discuss her vision for the future at Stony Brook.
See photos from the Washington, D.C. event.
Stay tuned to see where President Goldsmith is headed next. This page will be updated with new registration pages, event details and additional locations.
For questions, please contact advancementevents@stonybrook.edu.
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