Paul Smiths College
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Paul Smith's, The College of the Adirondacks is set in the Adirondacks on the shores of Lower St. Regis Lake. Programs include Biology; Business; Culinary Arts and Service Management; Natural Resources; Recreation, Adventure Travel and Ecotourism, Fish and Wildlife Technology; Forest Recreation or Forest Technician; Liberal Arts; Ecology and Environment Technology; Hotel and Restaurant Management; Outdoor Recreation; Surveying; or Urban Tree Management.
Paul Smith's College is a founding member of NCPR's Adirondack News Fund, and hosts our Adirondack News Bureau.
NCPR's long-running series on the natural world, Natural Selections, is co-hosted by Paul Smith's College biologist, Dr. Curt Stager.
Teaching and learning in Siberia
Paul Smiths, NY, Dec 28, 2012 — This fall, an ecology professor at Paul Smiths College traveled thousands of miles to learn about a new culture, and share a bit about life in the Adirondacks. Celia Evans was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to teach and conduct research in Siberia. She, and her two daughters, spent three months in Russia's Altai Republic studying primary school students' relationships to their environment, community and culture.
Evans, who also shared her love of folk music with her Russian hosts, told Todd Moe that she also wanted to find out how students in Siberia are learning about their natural world compared with students in the North Country. Go to full article
Evans, who also shared her love of folk music with her Russian hosts, told Todd Moe that she also wanted to find out how students in Siberia are learning about their natural world compared with students in the North Country. Go to full article
Tobacco ban at Paul Smiths College sparks debate
Paul Smiths, NY, Dec 27, 2012 — Paul Smiths College in the Adirondacks announced earlier this month that it plans to phase out the use of all tobacco products on its campus and on its affiliated properties.
That will include visitors to the nearby the Paul Smiths VIC, with its ski and hiking trails.
The change will happen over the next two years, with all tobacco products banned by August 2014.
Tobacco is a known carcinogen that kills nearly half a million Americans every year. Go to full article
That will include visitors to the nearby the Paul Smiths VIC, with its ski and hiking trails.
The change will happen over the next two years, with all tobacco products banned by August 2014.
Tobacco is a known carcinogen that kills nearly half a million Americans every year. Go to full article
Young veterans struggle in civilian economy
Paul Smiths, NY, Nov 12, 2012 — Sunday, across the North Country, small towns held parades and ceremonies honoring the region's veterans. But as the wars wind down in Afghanistan and Iraq, experts say more and more young men and women who fought overseas are struggling.
Some are grappling with the after-effects of post-traumatic stress and injury. Others are finding it difficult to make the transition to the civilian economy, facing unemployment, poverty and homelessness. Go to full article
Some are grappling with the after-effects of post-traumatic stress and injury. Others are finding it difficult to make the transition to the civilian economy, facing unemployment, poverty and homelessness. Go to full article
Green groups seek better communication, collaboration
Paul Smiths, NY, Nov 01, 2012 — Leaders from the region's environmental and conservation groups will gather at the Paul Smiths College VIC on Saturday to talk about improving communication, collaborations... Go to full article
New music from "The Road" with Celia Evans
Paul Smiths, NY, Aug 17, 2012 — Adirondack singer/songwriter Celia Evans will release her newest cd at a party at the Paul Smiths College VIC tonight. She calls this her fourth and most favorite... Go to full article
Preview: Great Adirondack Birding Celebration
Paul Smiths, NY, Jun 01, 2012 — Birders of every skill level are gathering at the Paul Smiths College VIC this weekend for the 2012 Great Adirondack Birding Celebration. The annual event includes birding... Go to full article
Into the woods for morel mania
Paul Smiths, NY, May 16, 2012 — Those who love edible wild mushrooms, cousins of the grocery store variety, also enjoy the annual spring hunt for one of the most elusive -- the morel. May is morel month in... Go to full article
Revitalized Paul Smiths VIC debuts in tough winter
Paul Smiths, NY, Jan 25, 2012 — It's shaping up to be another tough week weather-wise for the North Country. Rain and temperatures in the forties forced volunteer crews in Saranac Lake to suspend work on... Go to full article
Moving the World: building community resources in Morocco
Paul Smiths, NY, Sep 27, 2011 — In our occasional series, Moving the World, we meet North Country people who take their skills, expertise and resources to share with communities around the globe. ... Go to full article
Summer school, lumberjack style
Paul Smiths, NY, Aug 23, 2011 — The Adirondack woodsman is a North Country archetype - brawny, independent, deeply versed in the ways of the North Woods. There are still loggers working in the forests of... Go to full article


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