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SUNY Press

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Headquarters location
  
Albany, New York

Imprints
  
Excelsior Editions

Founded
  
1966

Publication types
  
Books

Official website
  
www.sunypress.edu

Country of origin
  
United States of America

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Parent company
  
State University of New York

Headquarters
  
Albany, New York, United States

Parent organization
  
State University of New York System

Profiles

The State University of New York Press (or SUNY Press), is a university press and a Center for Scholarly Communication. The Press is part of the State University of New York system and is located in Albany, New York.

Contents

History

SUNY Press was founded in 1966 in order to support the State University of New York’s commitments to teaching, research, and public service. Historically, the Press publishes scholarly works that further academic research in a variety of fields.

Current status

The Press publishes around 160-180 books per year, making it one of the larger university presses by output. The Press utilizes the latest advances in digital communication to offer a range of print and electronic publications to fulfill the evolving needs of scholars, students, authors, and readers.

Primary areas of acquisitions

  • African American studies
  • Asian studies
  • Education
  • Environmental studies
  • Film studies
  • Hispanic studies
  • Indigenous studies
  • Italian American studies
  • Jewish studies
  • New York
  • Philosophy
  • Political science
  • Queer studies
  • Religious studies
  • Transpersonal psychology
  • Women's and gender studies
  • Series In Postmodern Culture, ed. Joseph Natoli
  • Excelsior Editions

    In 2008 the Press started a trade imprint called Excelsior Editions. This imprint publishes popular works for all readers and also showcases the diversity of the peoples, histories, and natural beauty of New York and the surrounding regions.

    References

    SUNY Press Wikipedia