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Table of Contents
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General Information
- Campus Office Hours and Locations (pages 4-5)
- Academic College Calendar (page 6)
- Regional and Local Overview (pages 7-14)
- Admissions (pages 15-20)
- Expenses and Financial Aid (pages 21-25)
- Student Life and Student Services (pages 26-30)
- Academic Policies, Standards and Information (pages 34-44)
Academic Departments, Centers, Major Programs
Undergraduate
- Directory of Undergraduate Programs (pages 45-47)
- General Education (pages 48-54)
- Special Programs (pages 31-33)
- Adirondack Experience (page 31)
- Center for the Study of Canada (pages 31)
- Honors Program (page 31-32)
- Institute for Ethics in Public Life (page 32)
- Study Abroad and Exchanges (pages 32-33)
- Majors (pages 55-129)
- Minor Programs (pages 130-149)
Graduate Studies
- Policies and Information (pages 159-168)
- Directory of Graduate Programs (pages 169-170)
- Graduate Programs (pages 171-191)
Combined Programs
- Combined Bachelor's/Master's (pages 150-158)
Other Items
- Directories (Trustees, Directors, Administration, Faculty) and State University of New York/Affirmative Action (pages 192-214)
- SUNY Board of Trustees (page 192)
- College Council (page 192)
- College Foundation (pages 192-193)
- Alumni Association (pages 193)
- Administration (pages 193-202)
- Faculty (pages 202-212)
- SUNY Background Information (pages 213-214)
- Index (pages 215-224)
To ensure fairness and responsiveness, each SUNY Plattsburgh student is expected to be knowledgeable about the information contained in this catalog, which is current as of March 1, 2009.
Plattsburgh State reserves the right to make changes in policy and regulations, and its faculty reserves the right to change course content and program requirements, as circumstances dictate.
The final authority on such matters is the provost/vice president for academic affairs, who (or whose designee) shall serve as resource person should questions arise about changes.
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Office of the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs
Location: 8th floor Kehoe Administration Building
Phone: (518) 564-2195