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Please use the form below to ask a question or to share a concern. We will respond as soon as possible. If this is an emergency, please contact University Police at 315-267-2222. Students who are feeling ill are encouraged to contact the Student Health Center at (315) 267-2377. Faculty and staff who are feeling ill should contact their primary healthcare provider.

Please use the form below to give Admissions some information about how you would like to work with them. Depending on your responses, we might need to follow-up with a meeting or emails. View Form

Please visit the webpages below to find out more about the various campus support programs.

PoliciesAccident Reporting Procedures (PDF)

The Policies below are available for download in Adobe PDF format.

Policy Description One of the primary responsibilities of the EAP coordinator is to provide confidential assessment and referral services to clients. The purpose of an assessment is to gather accurate and relevant information about a client's situation so the coordinator can understand the client's problems and concerns and provide appropriate assistance.

Policies & ProceduresFor information about policies and procedures related to withdrawals, leave of absences and readmission, view the online catalog.

This policy specifies that each campus communicate these rules to the college community and adopt and promulgate procedures for giving reasonable notice and details of any planned assembly, picketing, or demonstration on the grounds of the institution. To this end, the following local procedures and guidelines are in effect at SUNY Potsdam.

Policy StatementIt is the policy of the State University of New York (SUNY) to issue identification cards to students at its campuses. SUNY Potsdam requires all students to carry a valid SUNY Potsdam identification card to ensure the safety of students and the entire campus community. 

It is the policy of the State University of New York to take affirmative action to ensure that New York State certified minority and women owned business enterprises (m/WBEs) are given the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to provide the University with commodities and services at competitive prices. In support of this interest and commitment, SUNY Potsdam regularly engages in a variety of initiatives designed to utilize the goods and services provided by minority and women-owned business enterprises.