Stand Out Programs at SUNY Plattsburgh

Theater Program

SUNY Plattsburgh students direct production of Ionesco play. Read more.

Photo of students learning to kayak during the Odyssey program Work begins on new state-of-the-art science building that will provide students with a facility comparable to what they will find in a career in the science. Read more.

Odyssey Freshman Adventure Program at SUNY Plattsburgh

SUNY Plattsburgh incoming freshmen have the unique opportunity to participate in a week-long, adventure-based program designed to ease the transition to college life. Read more.

SUNY Plattsburgh Athletics Celebrates Strong Winter Sports Season

This winter, five SUNY Plattsburgh teams made it to their conference playoffs and three went even farther. Read more.

SUNY Plattsburgh Launches New M.S. in Natural Science

Enhanced by access to the Adirondacks and Lake Champlain, SUNY Plattsburgh is pleased to announce a new graduate degree program. Read more.

SUNY Plattsburgh Students Trek To Nepal

A call to adventure from Dr. Larry Soroka brought 21 SUNY Plattsburgh students from a variety of academic disciplines to the other side of the world. Read more.

ESPN Sportswriters Visit SUNY Plattsburgh Campus

Write, write and write some more. This was advice given to future sportswriters by John Scher, senior baseball editor for ESPN The Magazine, and Buster Olney, senior baseball writer for ESPN The Magazine and contributor to "Sports Center" and "Baseball Tonight." The two spoke at a forum hosted by fellow ESPN sportswriter Luke Cyphers, an adjunct journalism lecturer at SUNY Plattsburgh. Read more.

New Ecology Major Offers Students a Field of Study Right Outside Their Door

The College has become the first in SUNY to offer an undergraduate major in ecology. SUNY Plattsburgh students will have the opportunity to study and research forest, lake, river and wetlands ecology in areas that are literally on their doorstep. Read more.

School of Business Offers New Major in Global Supply Chain Management

When the great industrialist Henry Ford discovered assembly-line proficiency, others like him quickly followed suit, and American industry was revolutionized by increased efficiency and decreased cost. Today, manufacturing facilities may be half the world away from the assembly plants. Read more.

Who Says Women Don't Do Science?

Jenny Winch and Jaime Potter are both working on a research project with Dr. Mary Roden-Tice, studying the uplift history of the Adirondacks and New England, and learning a lot about themselves in the process. Their hard work has earned them an invitation to study the (U-Th)/He method of dating geological specimens at Yale this summer. Read more.

ADX Students Catch A Wave

As Dr. Soroka, director of the Adirondack Experience, once said, "when I started ice climbing, the first thing I did was buy climbing boots; the second was to visit a bookstore." Now he and the ADX program help others make those "boots and books" connections. Read more.

Theatre Department Explores the Dark Side of Morality in "An Inspector Calls"

Written by J.B. Priestly (1894-1984) during the final years of the Second World War, "An Inspector Calls" is a brilliantly compelling and haunting thriller. Plattsburgh State professor, and director, Dr. John Shout describes the play as "a kind of thriller, but of a particularly disturbing sort." Read more.

Contact Information

To learn more about Academic programs at SUNY Plattsburgh, you can browse our directory of academic departments and programs, or contact:

Richard Higgins, Director of Admissions
Phone: (518) 564-2040
Toll-Free: (888) 673-0012
Fax: (518) 564-2045
E-mail: admissions@plattsburgh.edu

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