The 2023 Stony Awards
The awards honor Stony Brook University employees nominated by their peers, and selected by leadership, as exemplary.
Maurie McInnis is the sixth president of Stony Brook University, one of America’s leading public universities, an internationally recognized research institution and New York's flagship university.
As chief executive for Stony Brook, McInnis also oversees Stony Brook Medicine, Long Island’s premier academic medical center, which encompasses five health sciences schools, four hospitals, and 200 community-based healthcare settings.
She is a key player in furthering economic development on Long Island and in Stony
Brook’s role as part of the management team of nearby Brookhaven National Laboratory,
a U.S. Department of Energy facility.
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Since its modest beginnings, Stony Brook has evolved into a flagship of excellence, a national leader in teaching, learning, innovative research, and patient-centered healthcare, and an economic engine regionally and beyond. Our impact is stronger than ever, and it’s you, our employees, who continue to make this progress possible.
Today it is my honor to announce The Stony Awards and the Thank a Seawolf campaign, two new recognition programs designed to celebrate all that you do. These initiatives recognize our employees who, through their service, collaborative effort, innovation and scholarship, are making our campus, the Long Island region, New York and beyond a better place.