Parent, Family & Friends Newsletter

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Spring 2025 Semester Break Information from Residence Life


MID-WINTER BREAK 
Residence Halls close Saturday, February 22 at 10:00am 
Residence Halls reopen Sunday, March 2 at noon 

SPRING BREAK 
Residence Halls close Saturday, April 5 at 10:00am 
Residence Halls reopen Sunday, April 13 at noon 

SEMESTER CLOSING
Non-graduating students depart 24 hours after their last academic experience (in person class or exam), and no later than Friday, May 16 at 6:00pm
Graduating students participating in commencement depart by Saturday, May 17 at 5:00pm


If your student has any questions regarding the breaks, please ask them to reach out to their Resident Assistant (RA), Residence Hall Director (RD), or any member of the Residence Life Staff. 

 


Making the Most of Break Week with Your Student

 

Semester Break is a great opportunity to reconnect and engage in meaningful conversations with your student about their college experience. Here are some examples of questions you might want to ask:

  • How are your classes going? Are you happy with your grades?

  • What campus organizations or activities have you been involved in?

  • How are your study habits? Do you feel prepared for your coursework?

  • Who are your friends on campus? Have you formed any strong connections?

  • Have you attended any campus events or watched an athletic game?

  • When was the last time you spoke with your academic advisor?

  • Are there any challenges you’re facing that we can support you with?

If you find that your student is struggling, be sure to review the resources and links on this newsletter page. There are endless opportunities for students to gain additional knowledge and guidance to be academically and personally successful. 

 


May Graduates!

Did you know that your student must submit a Petition to Graduate in order to be part of the Graduation Ceremony? The deadline is Saturday, March 15 and can be found through the Registrar's webpage.

Students work with their advisors to be sure all of their degree requirements are completed, and submit the documentation.

Save the Date: Saturday, May 17 for the May 2025 Commencement Ceremony!

 

 

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A Message to Students from Vice President for Finance and Administration, Chelsea Mathieu


We understand there are questions about recent news related to an executive order impacting federal grants and loans. I want to underscore that, at this time, funding for federal student loans and federal student aid programs, like Pell Grants and Federal Work Study, have not been impacted. Students are still receiving all federal financial support.

Our commitment to supporting you remains steadfast. Please reach out to OneStop if you have specific questions about your Spring 2025 bill. Here are just a few of many other resources available to you:

Regalia Food Pantry & Career Closet (located in the Club Suite at the Farrell Student and Community Center)

Campus-Based and External Scholarships

The Student Emergency Fund 

 


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Student Financial Services is dedicated to helping students and families in the pursuit of their educational goals.  We understand that higher education is an investment in your future and we are here to assist you and provide resources each step of the way.

Review the Student Financial Services Announcements page for information about the FAFSA application, the Excelsior Scholarship and ways to connect with a staff member to answer any questions. 

 


Basic Needs

At SUNY Delhi, we believe that every student deserves access to the essential resources they need to thrive academically, emotionally, and physically. The Basic Needs page is designed to connect your student with a variety of campus and community resources that address key areas such as food security, housing, mental health, and financial assistance. Whether they are navigating the challenges of college life or seeking support for specific needs, we’re here to help.

Explore the resources with your student to find the support they need, from nutrition counseling and mental health services to financial literacy programs and community-based assistance.

Our dedicated teams and local partners are committed to ensuring your well-being and success.

 

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Packages to Students

Have you send something to your student through the Student Mail Center? Students are asked to wait until they receive an email from the student mailroom to pick up their item. Our mailroom staff must complete the item registration in our system.

 


Campus Policy Reminders

SUNY Delhi is a Cannabis and Alcohol free campus. No individual may use or possess cannabis, medical cannabis, or cannabis paraphernalia in any form anywhere on SUNY Delhi property. This applies to ALL SUNY Delhi students, faculty, staff, alumni, visitors, or guests of the college.

 

The Student Code of Conduct states, "Tampering with any fire safety equipment, including, but not limited to, fire extinguishers, heat and smoke detectors, pull stations, pre-alarm covers, electrical conduit and wiring." As such, students who are found to have covered their smoke detector for any reason will be removed from housing.

 

 

 


Designed for All Students

  • Basic Needs: At SUNY Delhi, we believe that every student deserves access to the essential resources they need to thrive academically, emotionally, and physically.
  • BroncoCONNECT: SUNY Delhi’s engagement platform brings our community together and helps keep us connected. Students can learn about events and activities on and off campus, find volunteer opportunities, and be engaged with student organizations and campus departments. There is always something to do! 
  • CARE Team: Concerned about your student? Or maybe your student is concerned about someone else, and they are not sure who to go to? Let us help you find the right person to talk to about any situation. 
  • Starfish: This campus communication tool supports student success through academic kudos and flags. 
  • Tutoring Services are FREE and available for ALL students with no limit to the number of courses or hours a student can receive tutoring help. 

 


Student Activities & Events

How can your student find out what's happening on campus?

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                                • Read their bi-weekly Bronco Bulletin
                                • Check out BroncoConnect
                                • See flyers in Farrell, Evenden, Clark & the Residence Halls
                                • Watch the Digital Screens
                                • Follow @sunydelhi on Instagram

 

 


Academic, Athletic & Cultural Holidays

Keep up to date with the Academic Calendar 

Review the All Campus Calendar for department event entries

Check out the Athletic website for all contests

Visit the Cultural Observance & Holiday Calendar

 


Stay Connected

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Questions?
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