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The SUNY Potsdam Conversation Partners Program provides help for international students, or other non-native speakers of English, who need to continue to improve their English skills, which is the key to their success as students.

The SUNY Potsdam Alumni Association takes great pride in offering to the children, grandchildren and even parents of the College's alumni the opportunity to compete for a scholarship at SUNY Potsdam. The scholarship is valued at a minimum of $1,000 for one year. This is a one-time award for any student.

SUNY Potsdam offers three undergraduate programs based in Watertown, N.Y., thanks to a partnership with Jefferson Community College.If you are based in Watertown and are a student with a documented disability, please follow the same process for requesting accommodators as students at our Potsdam campus. 

SUNY Potsdam Students Join Mosquito Surveillance Effort to Protect North CountryDeep in the woods and wetlands of the North Country, just a short drive from SUNY Potsdam’s campus, Chase Bond ’26 uses a specialized vacuum to collect hundreds of buzzing, blood-seeking mosquitoes from a trap.

The SUNY Potsdam Library webpage lists major reference works and links to online sources.

The SUNY Potsdam Student Leadership Program strives to: Motivate students to become involved in leadership opportunities at SUNY Potsdam, within the local community and beyond. Provide resources, workshops and consultation to enhance the skills of student leaders.

SUNY Potsdam is responsible for the initial vendor registration. Once registered, it is the vendor's responsibility to ensure the information in the New York State Vendor Management Unit (VMU) file (addresses and contacts) is accurate and changes are updated in a timely manner.The State of New York submits Vendor Name and TIN information to the IRS to validate that the Vendor information matches the IRS information.

SUNY Potsdam alumnus Andy Pacer ’15 seemed right at home during a recent visit to The Crane School of Music. Sipping coffee in Helen M. Hosmer Hall, he would confidently rise to greet his sound crew or student workers helping with the Varsity Vocals International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA). As a student at Crane, Pacer competed in the ICCA event every year with the Potsdam Pointercounts, but now he was seeing things from the other side as the producer for the ICCA central region.

SUNY Potsdam, Riverview Correctional partnership sees third graduating classArticle Courtesy of the Ogdenburg Journal / Watertown Daily TimesOGDENSBURG — In a commencement ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 23, at Ogdensburg’s Riverview Correctional Facility, 24 inmates received Bachelor of Arts Degrees in sociology through a partnership with SUNY Potsdam.

SUNY Potsdam alumnus Sean Koloski ’17 hopes to be a politician someday and based on his success at SUNY Potsdam, his aspirations seem to be well within reach. During his senior year, he maintained a very busy schedule balancing his role as president of the Student Government Association (SGA) with all of his undergraduate coursework. He graduated with a double major in politics and international studies with a minor in psychology.