Operation Inform

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The State University of New York
Operation Inform
SUNY A Place for Everyone
www.suny.edu/student
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Workshop Description

• Representatives will provide
• Summary of SUNY
• Overview of campus types
• Unique campus features
• New initiatives across the system

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• Nations largest
• comprehensive system
• 64 campuses across NYS
• Large and small urban and rural
• Over 6000 programs of study
• certificate to doctorate degrees

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• Nearly ½ million students enrolled
• Throughout NYS and across the US
• Over 160 foreign countries
• 40 NYS graduates enroll
• Liberal arts, professional and technical programs
• Selectivity varies across sectors and campuses
• Opportunity, access and affordability

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• Learning in and out of the classroom
• Study Abroad
• 300 programs in over 51 countries
• SUNY Learning Network
• 4,000 courses, over 60 programs, 70,000
  students
• Extra-curricular activities
• Hundreds of clubs and organizations
• Athletics
• Division I, II, III, NJCAA, NCAA

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• Although all campuses are part of the same
  system no two campuses are the same

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University Centers Doctoral Granting
Institutions

• Comprehensive
• Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Stony Brook
• Special Mission
• Ceramics
• Cornell Agriculture Life Sciences, Human
  Ecology,
• Veterinary Medicine, Industrial Labor
  Relations
• Environmental Science Forestry
• Optometry
• Health Science Centers
• Downstate Medical, Upstate Medical, Stony Brook

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University Centers Doctoral Granting
Institutions

• Enrollments - 1,000 to over 17,000
• Teaching, research and advanced graduate and
  professional studies are priorities
• Bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees
• Honors programs - small classroom settings
  within the larger university
• Nationally and internationally renowned faculty

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University Centers Doctoral Granting
Institutions

• Campus Undergrad Enrollment SAT ACT GPA
• Albany 11,400 1110-1260 23-27
  88-94
• Binghamton 11,034 1190-1340
  25-28 90-95
• Univ Buffalo 17,636 1120-1270
  23-28 89-95
• Stony Brook 14,100 1120-1270 23 -
  27 87-93
• College of Ceramics
• at Alfred University 676
  1040-1220 24-28 84-92
• Cornell University
• Agriculture Life
• Sciences 3,230 1260-1430
  25-31 - - -
• Human Ecology 1,208 1280-1440
  28-32 - - -
• Industrial Labor
• Relations 800
  1270-1440 28-32 - - -
• Env. Science Forestry 1,250
  1050-1220 - - - 87-91
• Scores shown reflect middle 50 and reflect on
  fall August 2005 numbers.

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Whats New?

• Albany - 78 Million Life Science Research
  Building
• Binghamton - Events Center
• Buffalo - More than 2.8 million awarded in
  merit based scholarships - one in three incoming
  students
• Stony Brook - New majors in Athletic Training and
  Chemical/Molecular Engineering

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Whats New?

• Cornell (Industrial and Labor Relations) one of a
  kind curriculum in Industrial and Labor Relations
  building on special interest in a variety of
  fields
• ESF US News ranked 46th among public National
  Universities
• Optometry - 20 more than national average pass
  the licensing exam on first try
• Upstate Medical - New programs in Medical
  Biotechnology and Doctorate in Physical Therapy
• Downstate Medical New Accelerated Nursing
  Program

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University Colleges

• New Paltz
• Old Westbury
• Oneonta
• Oswego
• Plattsburgh
• Potsdam
• Purchase

• Brockport
• Buffalo State
• Cortland
• Empire State
• Fredonia
• Geneseo

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University Colleges

• Undergraduate enrollments from 3,000 to 9,000
• Recognized as leaders in undergraduate
  instruction
• Bachelors and masters degrees in liberal arts
  and sciences, and professional disciplines
• Honors program, research, internships, study
  abroad

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University Colleges

• Campus Undergrad Enrollment SAT
  ACT GPA
• Brockport 6,980 1030-1170 21-25 87-9
  3
• Buffalo State 9,590
  920-1060 18-21 82-88
• Cortland 5,969 1050-1140 22-25
  86-92
• Fredonia 4,954 1040-1200
  22-26 86-92
• Geneseo 4,950 1200-1350 26-29
  91-96
• New Paltz 6,191 1100-1290 24-29
  90-92
• Westbury 3,262
  910-1040 - - - 80-85
• Oneonta 5,600
  1050-1120 22-24 87-92
• Oswego 7,200 1040-1190
  21-25 85-91
• Plattsburgh 5,275 1000-1120
  21-24 83-89
• Potsdam 3,539 1020-1200
  22-28 85-92
• Purchase 3,920 1000-1180
  - - - 81-89
• Empire State 9,313 - - -
  - - - - - -
• Scores shown reflect middle 50 and reflect on
  fall August 2005 enrollment numbers

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Whats New?

• Brockport Extensive renovations across campus
• Buffalo State Volunteer and service learning
  center
• Cortland National Accreditation for all Teacher
  Education programs
• Empire State Unique program in Fire Science and
  MAT program for urban school districts
• Fredonia New 500 seat recital hall

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Whats New?

• Geneseo New majors in International Relations,
  Musical Theater
• New Paltz New residence hall and Student Health
  and Counseling Center
• Old Westbury New radio station and
  state-of-the-art TV studio
• Oneonta New apartment style residence hall

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Whats New?

• Oswego Over 2.5 million in merit scholarships
  to entering class
• Plattsburgh New programs in Communications,
  Journalism and Media Production
• Potsdam New B.S. Degrees in Biology and
  Chemistry
• Purchase New programs in Arts Management and
  Environmental Studies

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Technology Colleges

• Alfred State
• Canton
• Cobleskill
• Delhi

• Farmingdale State
• Maritime
• Morrisville State
• SUNYIT

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Technology Colleges

• Enrollments from 600 to 6,000
• Hands-on education, cutting edge technologies
• Certificate, associate and bachelors degree
  programs Masters offered at two campuses
• Learning opportunities in a student-centered
  environment

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Technology Colleges

• Campus Undergrad Enrollment SAT
  ACT GPA
• Alfred State 3,600 890-1090 17-24 79-86
• Baccalaureate only 750
  1040-1200 21-26 85-90
• Canton 2,600 850-1040 17-21 76-82
• Baccalaureate only 250
  920-1100 21-24 85-91
• Cobleskill 2,484 810-1050 17-22 76-84
• Baccalaureate only 521
  900-1100 19-24 75-88
• Delhi 2,491 880-1100 16-21 76-82
• Baccalaureate only 300
  980-1110 - - - 79-87
• Farmingdale 5970 950-1100 - - - 78-86
• Maritime College 1,000 1000-1140
  - - - 80-88
• Morrisville 3,383 830-1040 - - - 77-85
• Baccalaureate only 285
  930-1130 - - - 80-87
• SUNYIT 1983 1040-1200 - - -
  85-91
• Scores shown reflect middle 50 and reflect on
  fall August 2005 numbers

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Whats New?

• Alfred State 10 million in engineering
  technology building renovations
• Canton Two new teams - baseball and womens
  lacrosse
• Cobleskill New A.S. programs in Communications
  and Health Science, new B.S. in Child Care
  Development
• Delhi New 150 bed suite style residence hall
  facility

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Whats New?

• Farmingdale New degrees in Bioscience and
  Technology Studies
• Maritime Football returns!
• Morrisville Entrepreneurial Institute
• SUNYIT - 19 Million grant to house U.S.
  Department of Defense Reliability Information
  Analysis Center (RIAC)

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Community Colleges
30 campuses - 210,000 students enrolled Certifica
tes and Associate degrees - A.A.S -
A.O.S. - A.S. - A.A. Immediate
Employment or Transfer Preparation Affordable
exploration Curriculum variety Open enrollment?
Not always!
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Community Colleges

• Many of SUNYs best and brightest students
  chooseto begin at two-year colleges!
• Flexibility
• General education requirements are consistent
  across the system
• Articulation Agreements make transfer easy
• Phi Theta Kappa, Honors Programs

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Whats New?

• Adirondack - Music program leading to an A.S.
  degree
• Broome - Ice Center
• Cayuga - Color Blind - Winner of the 2004
  National Student Production Awards
• Clinton - Residential complex
• Columbia-Greene - Aviation
• Corning - Newly renovated softball field
• Dutchess - American Sign Language/English
  Interpreter with a Spanish option
• Erie - Plastics Injection-Molding lab
• FIT - Full four-year curriculum leading to a B.S.
  degree
• Finger Lakes - Expanding the Finger Lakes
  Performing Arts Center on
  campus

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Whats New?

• Fulton-Montgomery - Radiologic Technology
• Genesee - 8 Fastest growing mid-sized community
  college by Community College Week
• Herkimer - Athletic stadium
• Hudson Valley - Semiconductor Manufacturing Tech
• Jamestown - Cattaraugus County campus facilities
• Jefferson - Fire Protection Technology
• Mohawk Valley - Additional residence hall
• Monroe - More residence halls
• Niagara - Casino Management / Casino Operations
• North Country - 4.2 million campus in Malone

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Whats New

• Onondaga - Student Central
• Orange - Planning stages for a branch campus in
  Newburgh
• Rockland - Fast Track can be completed in one
  year
• Schenectady - Stockade Building, housing
  state-of-the-art computer instructional
  classrooms
• Suffolk - Jointly registered unified
  two-year/four-year programs
• Sullivan - Writers Lounge
• Tompkins Cortland - New Media Digital
  Photography
• Ulster A.S. degree in Environmental Studies
• Westchester - Teaching Assistant Certificate

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For More Info

• Contact campuses phone, email, visit web sites
• Use SUNY Viewbook as a resource
• Contact the SUNY RecruitmentResponse Center
  800.342.3811
• Visit the SUNY website at
• www.suny.edu/

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Thank You!

• Presenters Names
• Title
• Campus