Program Review Schedules
Program Review SchedulesNon-externally accredited programs participate in a Program Review process on a 7-year cycle, while externally accredited programs follow the review timeline dictated by their accreditor.To identify when your program Self-Study and Site Visit are due, please see the appropriate school’s assessment schedule (available in Adobe PDF format):
Programs & Places to Study
Programs through other SUNY CampusesBeing a part of SUNY means you have access to all the study abroad programs offered by all 64 SUNY campuses - while staying a Potsdam student. Instead of choosing from 10 programs, you get to choose from more than 650.
Puebla, Mexico
Program Title: Direct Student ExchangeLocation Abroad: Puebla, Mexico
Birmingham Conservatoire
Program Title: Direct Student Exchange - Music Majors Only
Lulea University of Technology
Program Type: Direct Student Exchange - Open to all majorsLocation Abroad: Luleå, Sweden
York St. John University
Program Type: Direct Student ExchangeLocation Abroad: York, England
Piano Technology
Project AbstractAs an institution of higher learning, The Crane School of Music is emerging as a place to learn musical instrument repair. Specialized tools are required for brass, woodwind, and percussion. To make Piano Technology education accessible for SUNY Potsdam students, the tool library collected with the assistance of a Kilmer Grant allows students to explore the field under the guidance of an experienced expert without the expensive start up costs.
Improving Pregnancy, Birth, and Postpartum in St. Lawrence County
Project Overview RA Shashanna Ross working on survey question organization. This project is a community-based mixed-methods study of perinatal care experiences in St.
Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Opinion
Project Overview: Based on a national sample survey of adults in the United States, we examine a range of social, cultural, and political attitudes that may be shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes norms around masking, attitudes towards immigrants, lifestyle preferences, and a range of opinions that may reflect the risk of exposure to a potentially deadly virus.
Identification of Risk Factors Affecting Musician Health and Performance
Project Overview The annual rate of injury among musicians is comparatively high relative to other professions, an estimate of 37% in musicians for example, compared to 13.7% in nursing/care facilities and 9% in fields such as police protection (OSHA, 2016). Further, lifetime prevalence of musician injury has been reported to be as high as 93% (Kok et al., 2016). It is widely thought that injury rates among musicians are related both to the repetitive physical loads on the body and aspects related to the demands of playing a particular instrument.