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IBM founder, Thomas J. Watson Sr., saw the Binghamton New York area as a "Valley of Opportunity" for technology. Students in the Watson School are still proving he was right. The Watson School prepares graduates who are ready to make an impact on a world that is shaped by the forces of new technologies and economic globalization.

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Watson Student Tapped for NYS Leadership

Josh Kay, a 22 year-old bioengineering student at BU who plans to attend law school next year, was appointed to the newly formed Young Leaders Congress by former NYS First Lady Silda Spitzer to help deal with the problem of young New Yorkers moving out of state. Kay is a leader of a student think tank known as CIC 20/20 - Catalyst for Intellectual Capital focused on keeping the university's graduates in the Binghamton area by the year 2020 by making the city a premier destination for young adults. A full story ran in The Press & Sun-Bulletin on January 30, 2008.
And About CIC 20/20

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Binghamton Joins Energy Race
United Press International (UPI) reported that a new $35 million solar energy research center will team with five New York universities to solve solar-power technology issues. The Solar Energy Consortium, of Kingston, N. Y., will collaborate with Binghamton University, Clarkson University, Cornell University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the State University of New York at New Platz in a partnership that will foster New York's solar industry and help save the planet from global warming.

   



 


Watson Events
Summer Session 2008

Term I
May 27 - June 27

Term II
July 7 - August 8

Term III
Variable

Fall Semester 2008 Classes begin
August 25, 2008