Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings speaking with unidentified persons at the Bridging the Digital Divide in New York State II conference held at the University at Albany's Campus Center Ballroom. [20002147]
From the left: Dr. Lois Rosado, SUNY Brooklyn Educational Opportunity Center, Dr. Joseph Bowman of the Center for Urban Youth and Technology, Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings, and unidentified persons at the Bridging the Digital Divide in New York State II conference held at the University at Albany's Campus Center Ballroom. [20002147]
Individuals posing at the groundbreaking for the Gen*NY*Sis Center for Excellence in Cancer Genomics at the University at Albany. From left to right, unidentified persons, New York State Senator Joseph Bruno, University at Albany president Karen Hitchcock, Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings, unidentified person and donor Mary Polsinello Hanley. [20002687]
Betty Barnette, Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings, Katharine Briar-Lawson, Dean & Professor School of Social Welfare, and unidentified people following the 2003 John E. Burton Lecture at the Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony at the University at Albany. Also honored with 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards were John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette. The John E. Burton Lecture honors John E. Burton, who served as New York State's Director of the Budget from 1943 to 1950 under Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings, John Nielson and unidentified person following the 2003 John E. Burton Lecture at the Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony at the University at Albany. Also honored with 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards were John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette. The John E. Burton Lecture honors John E. Burton, who served as New York State's Director of the Budget from 1943 to 1950 under Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
Betty Barnette and Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings following the 2003 John E. Burton Lecture at the Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony at the University at Albany. Also honored with 2003 Distinguished Public Service Awards were John Cahill, Lynn Gilmore Canton, John Nielsen, Janet Martin Welch, and Betty Barnette. The John E. Burton Lecture honors John E. Burton, who served as New York State's Director of the Budget from 1943 to 1950 under Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Modernizing the budget process and advancing the notion of professionalism in government are two of his many contributions to New York State public service.
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaks with New York State Governor George Pataki at the press conference to announce that the Harriman Research and Technology Park would create a state-of-the-art research and office facilities that will serve as a catalyst for innovation in science and technology in Albany, N.Y. [20002023]
Assemblyman Jack McEneny speaking at the press conference to announce that the Harriman Research and Technology Park would create a state-of-the-art research and office facilities that will serve as a catalyst for innovation in science and technology in Albany, N.Y. Standing behind from the left: New York State Governor George Pataki and Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings. [20002023]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaking at the press conference to announce that the Harriman Research and Technology Park would create a state-of-the-art research and office facilities that will serve as a catalyst for innovation in science and technology in Albany, N.Y. Standing behind from the left: Assemblyman Jack McEneny; New York State Governor George Pataki; and Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings. [20002023]
University at Albany President Karen Hitchcock speaking at the press conference to announce that the Harriman Research and Technology Park would create a state-of-the-art research and office facilities that will serve as a catalyst for innovation in science and technology in Albany, N.Y. Standing behind from the left: New York State Governor George Pataki and Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings. [20002023]