Program areas at Stony Brook Foundation
Stony Brook Foundation provided funding to support various suny Stony Brook academic programs, centers and institutes in order to nurture academic achievement among suny Stony Brook students and faculty by providing funds to attract and retain exceptional faculty through the use of endowed chairs and endowed professorships, aid in curriculum enhancement as well as equip classrooms and laboratories with the latest technology.
Stony Brook Foundation provided various student financial support to suny Stony Brook as well as to suny Stony Brook's students to assist in their effort of delivering a world-class education at a remarkably affordable prices and to keep recruiting the best young minds and future leaders from across the socioeconomic spectrum. Enhanced support for faculty and increased engagement.
Stony Brook Foundation provided suny Stony Brook funds for various institutional support, including but not limited to: funding construction of cutting-edge facilities such as the indoor training center for athletics as well as substantial renovations of the current existing Stony Brook university hospital, subsidized funding to support various suny Stony Brook strategic academic initiatives, and Stony Brook university departments such as mathematics, physics and the turkana basin institute, an academic base for scientific research and training in paleontology and paleoanthropology.
Stony Brook Foundation also aids in suny Stony Brook's firm commitment to providing a dedicated educational and social support system that enables all their students to thrive, by providing funding to improve student, administrative and public services across suny Stony Brook.
Stony Brook Foundation provided support to suny Stony Brook in its efforts to maintain their reputation as a public research university that thrives on the forefront of discovery. As such, Stony Brook Foundation provides funding to support various areas of research including: cancer research (Stony Brook cancer center), environmental and sustainability research (shinnecock bay restoration program), chemical biology research, communication science research, tick borne disease research within the laboratory for comparative medicine, and many other various research efforts.