Staying Connected Programs

Indoor Sports Complex Access

The Indoor Sports Complex has a discounted price for affiliate members which would allow retirees to use parts of the complex during designated open recreation hours. For more information, please contact the Indoor Sports Complex at (631) 632-7200. Visit the Indoor Sports Complex website.

The Round Table

The Round Table is a peer taught education group for retired people over the age of 55. The classes run five days a week and members also volunteer to lead the workshops. There are over 550 active members. The fee is $220.00. For more information please contact the School of Professional Development at (631) 632-7063. Visit the Round Table website.

E-mail Accounts

Access to E-mail is provided for a period of three years from their separation date. For more information please contact Treasa Mathias at (631) 632-9085.

Parking on Campus

Surface Lots

Parking privileges can be maintained upon request by use of affiliate permits which have the same use as faculty/staff permits with a more frequent (free) renewal process. This is available to all retiring employees. For more information please contact Arthur Shertzer at (631) 632-8948.

Garage

Employees wishing to continue their garage card payment and use after retirement can do so. Transportation and Parking Services will honor their prior rate structure. For more information please contact Fitz Rowe at (631) 444-6607.

Library Access

Borrowing privileges are given to Emeriti faculty. Others can gain privileges by joining the Friends of the Library. Details are provided in the enclosed brochure. For more information, please contact the Circulation Services at (631) 632-7115. Visit the Stony Brook University Libraries website.

Adult Literacy Center & Literacy Suffolk

The Stony Brook Adult Literacy Center offers opportunities to become trained voluteer tutors for the Adult Literacy Center (ALC) or for Literacy Suffolk. This opportunity allows for tutoring on-campus or within Suffolk County through the Literacy Suffolk training program (formally, Literacy Volunteers of America, Suffolk County). For more information please contact Cindy Brodsky at (631) 444-5272. Visit the Adult Literacy Center webpage or the Literacy Suffolk webpage.

The Brook

The University will keep you connected to campus news. One method includes sending you the latest "Brook", the alumni and friends magazine.

Diversity Fellows

Volunteer facilitators trained to work various types of campus programs that include a discussion component. Attend what equals a two day training class and then have access to ongoing Diversity Fellows development and informational sessions in addition to the key component of facilitating campus events. For more information visit the Human Resource Services Training & Organizational Development section webpage, contact Cindy Brodsky at (631) 444-5272, or Christina Law at (631) 632-6280.

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