SUNY Potsdam Ranks Highly for Teacher Education
The strength of SUNY Potsdam’s legacy in training teachers has earned the College a placing at No. 18 in the nation among institutions offering a bachelor’s degree in teacher education, according to a new ranking released by Study.com. The company considered hundreds of universities and ranked SUNY Potsdam based on academic and career resources, the quality of education, faculty, cost, graduation rates, student retention, job placement and other factors.
Cleaner Vacancy
Cleaners perform a variety of routine manual tasks requiring light,
Maintenance Helper Vacancy
Under direct supervision, Maintenance Helpers assist skilled and semiskilled trades positions
SUNY Campus Worker Vacancy
SUNY Campus Worker performs a variety of relatively unskilled tasks
Crane School of Music Presents Concert of Piano Transcriptions
SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music Hosts Concert Featuring Piano Students and Faculty on March 20
New York State Pension Reform
On March 16th, Governor Cuomo signed into law Chapter 18 of the Laws of 2012, which amends portions of the Retirement and Social Security Law and Education Law by introducing a new Ti
March 17: New Telecommuting Policy
March 17, 2020
The Buddy Project of St. Lawrence County
Julie Johnson and Dr. Sarah Solley have been working on an initiative to help support faculty, staff, and their families during the COVID pandemic. With the support of the NYSUT, AFT and the People Project, Julie and Sarah co-chair the Buddy Project of St. Lawrence County with Ashlee Downing-Duke of SLU. Through this new initiative, Julie, Sarah, and Ashlee reviewed the survey results from the fall survey that they sent to staff and one that was sent to area school districts. From there, they were able to identify three specific needs of the community:
SUNY Potsdam Students Conduct National COVID Survey Through Kilmer Labs Initiative
A group of hard-working SUNY Potsdam undergraduates are spending the next few months conducting a national sample survey on the impact of COVID on public opinion. Led by Dr. Robert Hinckley, an associate professor and chair of SUNY Potsdam’s Department of Politics, the students are earning academic credit and valuable firsthand experience in public opinion research.
SUNY Potsdam Welcomes Dr. William Gibbons as New Dean of The Crane School of Music
SUNY Potsdam is proud to welcome Dr. William Gibbons as the new dean of The Crane School of Music, overseeing its renowned programs and continuing the tradition of innovation that stretches back to Crane’s founding in 1886.