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SUNY Potsdam is proud to offer their alums the following job and career services:

SUNY Potsdam offers three baccalaureate degree programs in Watertown, thanks to our partnership with Jefferson Community College!

SUNY Potsdam offers outstanding workshop, seminar, meeting and conference services and banquet facilities on campus for two to 1,300 people.Housing in campus residence halls (available on a limited basis September through May) accompanied by recreation and relaxation at Maxcy Hall, our athletic complex, rounds out your conference experience at SUNY Potsdam.

The SUNY Potsdam Academic Catalog includes information about academic policies and requirements, admission and special opportunities, programs of study and degree requirements.

Apply to SUNY Potsdam master’s degree programs online, and learn about admission requirements and application procedures.

SUNY Potsdam Associate Professor of History Dr. Axel Fair-Schulz grew up in East Germany during the Cold War and traveled to many Eastern bloc countries during his youth. His adolescent experience spent behind the Iron Curtain—so different than that of many of his American-born professors and students—gives him a unique outlook on the world, and especially on European history.

SUNY Potsdam Instructor Michael Popovic’s interest in the field of international studies stemmed from a very personal connection to the atrocities of war. Born to a German mother and Croatian father, he witnessed the genocide and violence that occurred during the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s—an experience that he speaks about passionately with his students today.

SUNY Potsdam Mission StatementSUNY Potsdam is an inclusive and supportive community where students explore their individual paths through innovative programs and hands-on learning experiences leading to rewarding lives and careers.

 

SUNY Potsdam believes that membership in student organizations is an important part of the SUNY Potsdam experience. However, being a part of an organization carries with it the responsibility to treat each member respectfully. Responsible behaviors are those that show respect for the dignity and self-esteem of each and every member. Practices that are physically, emotionally, psychologically, and/or spiritually damaging to others are not acceptable and will not be tolerated.