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Dear students and families: On behalf of the entire SUNY Potsdam campus community, I want to wish you all well, as we prepare for a very different academic year ahead. As you know, we are working diligently to welcome back students and employees—both virtually and in person—for the Fall 2020 semester.  You are invited to find out more about our plans for the Fall 2020 semester during our upcoming virtual town hall meetings for students and parents. We will offer two sessions: 

Dear students and families: We want to thank those of you who took the time to join us for our two virtual town hall meetings regarding our plans for the Fall 2020 semester. We were so grateful to speak with you and to answer your questions as we prepare to welcome back our students and employees—both virtually and in person.

Dear Students, This week’s surveillance testing and individual testing through Student Health Services resulted in an additional 19 positives, bringing our total active positive number to 41. A majority of these cases are off-campus students, and the rate of increase is alarming.

Dear Students, I hope this message finds you well and you are enjoying a bit of sunshine and a little bit of much-earned downtime in the midst of the semester. One year ago today, the Governor announced that all SUNY campuses must pivot to remote learning through the end of the semester, due to the then-new coronavirus threat. We have been through so much since then as a campus community, and through it all, your tenacity and selflessness have inspired us again and again.

Dear students: Please read this message carefully, as there are important details to help you plan for your return! Once you have made your plans, fill out this important student survey on your plans to start the Spring 2022 semester. The survey is due by the end of the day on Thursday, January 13.

Deborah Brevoort is an award-winning playwright who began writing for opera in American Lyric Theater's Composer/Librettist Development pr

A decade after graduating from SUNY Potsdam, an alumnus gives back by helping keep the community safe  

Motivated SUNY Potsdam students interested in a legal career can now jumpstart their studies at the University at Buffalo School of Law while completing their undergraduate degree, under a new accelerated 3+3 Bachelor of Arts (BA)/Juris Doctor (JD) agreement between the two institutions.

The Potsdam College Foundation Board of Trustees named two accomplished and dedicated SUNY Potsdam alumni as new trustees at the board’s fall meeting. Trustees welcomed Eldon Harris ’05 and Aaron Sanders ’02 as their newest colleagues, as they work collectively to foster giving in support of their alma mater. 

Nomination packets for the Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence are due today, Friday, Dec. 1.