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  College Unlimited at SUNY Potsdam, or “CUSP”, is a formal early entrance program targeted at advanced high school students entering their junior or senior year who wish to complete their remaining high school graduation requirements at SUNY Potsdam.

Colorful large-scale oil paintings of strawberries, kiwis, lemons and blueberries— the brainchild of SUNY Potsdam senior Morgan Sychtysz ’20—are currently hanging on the walls of the Rockefeller Institute of Government in Albany. The year-long exhibit features the work of 16 students and faculty from eight schools within the SUNY system, including SUNY Potsdam’s own Sychtysz, who is pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a certificate in art education and minor in art history.

Commencement will be held outdoors on Saturday, May 17 at 10:15 a.m., in the Academic Quad in front of Satterlee Hall. Please be prepared for the weather (hint: bring rain jackets and umbrellas).Note (In case of Severe or Extreme Weather): A decision to move the ceremony inside will be made no later than 6 a.m. on Saturday only if extreme weather conditions are forecast (lightning, freezing temperatures, etc).

Commencement is on Saturday, May 17, 2025. Learn More

In a commitment to enhance fiscal responsibility and streamline operations, SUNY Potsdam has transitioned to a laptop campus model. This initiative aims to equip employees with devices for convenient access to files and data, facilitating instruction, meetings, and other campus operations. Drawing from lessons learned during the COVID Pandemic and subsequent campus shutdown, it is imperative to ensure the seamless transition to remote operations and instruction. 

The Common Data Set (CDS) provides a variety of statistical information that is used to complete several national surveys. This data is collected on an annual basis.

Common Presenting Concerns Personal Concerns: Stress, anger, loneliness, guilt, grief Multi-cultural related Concerns: Difficulties related to experience of racial bias, micro-aggressions, or other such xenophobic related prejudice resulting in emotional distress. Relationship Concerns: Romantic difficulties, interpersonal conflicts, family problems Developmental Concerns: Adjustment to college, life transition

Common Themes Professionalism Teacher candidates are willing to learn and bring fresh perspective to classroom, however?

The B.S. Community Health prepares and qualifies students to sit for the Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam. The CHES certification is administered by the National Commission on Health Education Credentialing and is nationally recognized as setting the standards for public health practice.