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Expedited and Exempt proposals are accepted on a rolling basis and so those proposals can be submitted for review at any time. These proposals do not require a convened meeting for review.Proposals that require Full Board Review (discussion by the committee members at a convened meeting) must be submitted through the PACS system one week prior to the meeting date.

Experience the No. 1 Arts Environment in SUNYExperience the unbridled creativity of being on a creative campus, with more than 400 performances, exhibitions and arts events to take in each year. SUNY Potsdam’s culture of creativity crosses boundaries and transcends disciplines—with 18 top-rated programs to choose from, spanning music, fine arts, design, creative writing, and education.

Experiential learning is at the heart of a SUNY Potsdam education and that is no more clearly expressed than when seniors Ryan Shores, Sydney LaPan, Toni Wahl and Christina Cranwell recently donned bee suits to inspect local bee hives with university Instructional Specialist Ray Bowdish and Dwayne Belt from the Local Living Venture’s Bees & Beekeeping Group.

Explanations and musical examples can be found through the Oxford Music Online, accessed through the Potsdam Library page at http://potsdam.libguides.com/music.

Explore these resources to navigate challenges and find assistance during your academic journey:Academic Support:Tutoring Services: Drop by the Lougheed Learning Commons or visit Tutoring Services for additional help.Accommodative Services: The Office of Accommodative Services helps students with documented ADA disabilities.

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Explore your career path, plan a job or graduate school search and use career-building resources.  As a SUNY Potsdam student, you have access to many in-person and exclusive online resources.

 

With extensive metal scaffolding on either side of the stage, two videographers adjust cameras and aim them at the musicians below. A third cameraman is set up high above the back of the stage as the Crane Chorus sings in unison below. The audience, filling every available seat in the Hosmer Hall auditorium, looks to the stage as well, listening to the talented group of nearly 300 Crane students and professors performing during the annual Candlelight Concert.