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Training Requirements: Federal Regulations require institutions to insure that individuals caring for or using animals for research or educational purposes are qualified to do so and are properly trained.

The transfer course equivalency table can provide you with that information. If you have specific questions, please contact a transfer counselor in the Undergraduate Admissions Office.

Transform Students’ Lives for Generations to Come Creating an endowed fund at SUNY Potsdam establishes your legacy and enables our students’ success, both now and in the future, as your gift is invested and grows in perpetuity. Learn more about endowed funds at the College by exploring the frequently asked questions below.

SUNY Potsdam provides comprehensive transgender health care to our students who want to begin hormone therapy and for those students who are already receiving hormones. Students can expect that they will meet with our nurse practitioner on a regular basis throughout the semester.

Travel cards are used while you are in travel status (engaged in State business travel at least 35 miles from campus), and can be used for almost all travel related expenses in accordance with state/campus policies. This includes conference registration, lodging, meals, parking, rental vehicles, gas (for rental vehicle only).

Traveling up and down the east coast, and through the Gulf of Mexico, Brogin Van Skoik ’11 puts his extensive biology training to the test. Working as an endangered species observer on a large dredging vessel, the SUNY Potsdam alumnus carefully monitors the human impact on a precious assortment of turtles, fish, and whales—halting dredging operations at a moment’s notice if too many species are harmed by the shipping operations.

Travel Outside the U.S. If you are planning to travel outside the U.S., please remember to do the following before you leave:

Travel Outside the U.S. If you are planning to travel outside the U.S., please remember to do the following before you leave:

Trekking past jagged peaks and snow-capped mountains, Daniel Romlein ’12 feels right at home in the Swiss Alps. Born and raised in Potsdam, N.Y., he never dreamed he would be living and working in the heart of Europe, in a picturesque country associated with ski chalets, rolling pastures—and now, a growing technology sector.

TRIO programs are federally funded outreach and student services programs designed to identify and provide services for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds. The mission of TRIO at SUNY Potsdam is to provide the academic support necessary to help a maximum of 200 students each year remain in school and reach graduation.