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SUNY Canton inspires learning and growing into a career you’ll love. The keys to our success include: • Providing an affordable, accessible education.
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• Keeping students’ best interests at the center of everything we do. • Creating an environment to encourage personal and professional growth. • Encouraging a diverse environment and promoting the free exchange of ideas within a global perspective. • Offering flexible and convenient educational options. We invite you to join us to ignite your career with our hands-on education. With more than 40 majors you can choose from a one, two, or four year curriculum. The SUNY Canton experience will change you and give you a practical perspective to prepare you for the rest of your life. We can also schedule a tour to give you a closer look! For an application, contact the Office of Admissions at (800) 388-7123, or apply online at www.canton.edu. SUNY Canton does not discriminate on the basis of color, race, religion, sex, national origin, age, veteran’s status, sexual orientation, or disability in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in, its programs. Persons inquiring about Section 504, phone 315-386-7392, about Title IX, phone 315-386-7325.
…leading to great careers.
Inside… SUNY Canton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Canino School of Engineering. . . 8-9
Where’s the Fun?. . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Academic Options . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
School of Business and Liberal Arts . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11
Athletics and Fitness . . . . . . . . . 15
School of Science, Health, and Criminal Justice . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Visit Us . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17
Where to Live?. . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 Graduating Student Government President, Daynelle Richards, speaks at Commencement.
SUNY Canton SUNY Canton is located in the northernmost part of New York State in the village of Canton along the banks of the Grasse River. • 555-acre campus iles
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• Unique and rich cultural experience Canton is a perfect college town: • Quaint downtown shops and family-owned restaurants and businesses • Unique entertainment spots • Close-knit community
The North Country is an outdoor lover’s paradise with hiking, camping, skiing, swimming, snowmobiling, boating, and biking opportunities in every direction.
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“Our faculty members are both advanced academics and professionals in their fields. They teach programs focused on preparing students to succeed and become leaders through targeted courses that emphasize the skills and knowledge necessary for advanced careers. We emphasize individual attention, extra-curricular activities, and professional internships to make a well-rounded highereducational experience. Our goal is to make SUNY Canton the absolute best for you.”
SUNY Canton was the highest ranked college or university in New York State in Student Services and Technology in the U.S. News and World Report Top Online Education Program Rankings. The College was also among the publication’s top Colleges in the Northeast and a Top Public School in the Regional Colleges (North) category.
-Interim SUNY Canton President Carli C. Schiffner
SUNY Canton OnLine is one of the top Internet-based programs in the SUNY system and has approximately 500 courses offered annually. More than 5,000 students, both on- and off-campus, took at least one online course last year. The College also offers accelerated online courses during its summer and winter sessions.
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As a student at SUNY Canton, you’ll receive an education in a small, friendly atmosphere.
Academic Options There are many unique options for success at SUNY Canton.
Mix, Match, or Climb up the Ladder You can enroll for an associate degree and then decide to stay for a bachelor’s program without losing time or taking unnecessary courses. Students can also combine two oneyear certificates to earn an associate degree.
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Academic Support Services
Individual tutoring Science Tutoring & Learning Center Math Lab & Writing Center Additional labs as needed
Whether you need extra help preparing for that first quiz or organizing your latest research paper, our awardwinning Academic Support Services staff and tutors can help.
We’re Rolling… The College offers rolling admission in certain programs. You can apply any time throughout the year. However, prospective students are strongly encouraged to apply before April 1 for the Fall Semester and Nov. 1 for the Spring Semester. Applications for selective programs are due February 1st.
International Popularity
The College has international students from 17 countries, including England, Russia, Japan, China, the Caribbean Islands, and nearby provinces of Canada. The multi-cultural environment adds to the overall student experience by providing a global perspective.
Study Abroad
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You can opt to spend a summer abroad in Croatia or China. New this year, students can also spend a semester at the University of Greenwich in London, England.
Low Costs, Great Value Paying for college is often a concern. The first step is to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To get a FAFSA application go to www.fafsa.gov online. Prospective students are encouraged to submit their FAFSA by March 15.
We have your equation for success.
Estimated Annual Cost* TUITION NYS Resident ................. $5,570 Out-of-State Resident Associate Degree.......... $9,740 Bachelor’s Degree....... $14,820 Comprehensive Fee............ $1,359 Room and Board............. $10,540 Average Expenditures (books, supplies, etc.)....... $1,200 * All prices are subject to change. Fees and expenditures are dependent on the type of classes taken.
Scholarships are available for eligible students. If eligible, you’ll be sent a scholarship form to complete and return to the Office of Admissions. You are encouraged to check out local scholarships in your community for additional funding. Most high school guidance offices will provide a list of available community scholarships in your area.
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School of Science, Health, and • The Newell Veterinary Technology Center features the latest technology and veterinary equipment. • Our Nursing students have enjoyed 100% job placement in recent years. • Both Nursing and Dental Hygiene are two of our newest, most successful, and in-demand two- and four-year degrees. • Our Criminal Investigation curriculum is the only one of its kind in the eastern United States. Students solve crimes, intern at police stations, and partake in life-like scenarios. • Our four-year Funeral Services Administration major is the only one in the SUNY System. • The brand-new Homeland Security four-year program perfectly complements the existing Criminal Investigation and Law Enforcement Leadership programs and prepares graduates to work in private security firms, private industry, or a federal, state, or local criminal justice agencies.
Our Criminal Investigation program is one of the best in the nation.
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Criminal Justice Programs of Study Criminal Justice:
Criminal Investigation (B.Tech) Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement Leadership (B.Tech) Homeland Security (B.Tech) Criminal Justice (AAS) Criminal Justice Studies (Certificate)
Health Service Management:
Dental Hygiene, 2+2 (B.Tech) Funeral Services Administration, (B.Tech) Nursing (BSN)
Health and Fitness Promotions, 2+2 (B.Tech) Sports Management (BBA) Veterinary Services Management, 2+2 (B.Tech)
Health Sciences:
Veterinary Technology (BS) Dental Hygiene (AAS) Nursing (AAS) Physical Therapist Assistant (AAS) Veterinary Science Technology (AAS) Practical Nursing (Certificate)
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Canino School of Engineering Technology • The School focuses on invention and innovation and offers research opportunities in applicable fields, like Electrical Technology and Mechanical Technology. • In the Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems program, students learn concepts that will become the future of sustainable energy production. • Graduates from the Mechanical Engineering Technology program
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are among the most sought after graduates by high-tech companies. • The Graphic and Multimedia Design program gives students a creative outlet with a technical edge. • The College’s Steel Bridge Team, comprised mostly of Civil and Environmental Technology and Civil Engineering Technology majors, has won regional and national championships.
Our graduates are in high demand because we provide them with real world experience.
Programs of Study Environmental
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Automotive Technology:
Alternative & Renewable Energy Systems (B.Tech) Civil and Environmental Technology (B.Tech) Industrial Technology Management (B.Tech) Civil Engineering Technology (AAS) Construction Technology Management (AAS) Mechanical Engineering Technology (AAS) and
Electrical Technology (B.Tech) Automotive Technology (AAS) Electrical Engineering Technology (AAS) Electrical Construction and Maintenance (Certificate) Powersports Performance and Repair (Certificate)
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Mechanical Technology (B.Tech) Air Conditioning Engineering Technology (AAS) Engineering Science (AS) General Technology (AAS) Air Conditioning Maintenance & Repair (Certificate) Heating and Plumbing Service (Certificate)
Computer Technology:
Graphic and Multimedia Design (B.Tech) Information Technology (B.Tech) Computer Information Systems (AAS)
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School of Business and • The School hosts the brand-new Applied Psychology Bachelor of Technology program. Employers are already inquiring about graduates to fill open positions. • Prepares students for careers in teaching, law, journalism, public administration, human services, finance, insurance, and other fields. • The Liberal Arts degree is one of the most popular programs at the College. • Early Childhood offers personal interaction with dedicated faculty members and field experience with established childcare providers. • Faculty members include published authors, active entrepreneurs, lawyers, and former medical doctors.
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Liberal Arts • Offers students the ability to start their careers immediately after graduating or continue to study in another discipline, including English, education, art, drama, music, communication, economics, history, sociology, and anthropology.
Programs of Study Business
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Emergency Management (B.Tech) Health Care Management (B.Tech) Management (BBA) Business Administration (AAS) (AS)
General Studies:
Finance (BBA) Legal Studies (B.Tech) Applied Psychology (BS) Accounting (AAS) Early Childhood (AAS) Liberal Arts & Science (AA) (AS)
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Where to Live? SUNY Canton has five residence halls located along the Grasse River and just steps away from all of the College’s buildings. You can also walk to downtown Canton in about 10 minutes by using the College’s two footbridges.
Lifestyle Options The Grasse River Suites is a brand-new, state of the art residence hall offering apartment-style suites with single rooms. The two- and four-bedroom suites are typically reserved for third- and fourth-year students.
Theme Housing: • The Pet Wing allows residents to bring small, caged pets from home. • A Gamer Floor for students with a special interest in video, board, and card games. • Team Roo! is a specially designated area for students playing sports, intramurals, or who are athletically inclined.
Other Housing Options: • Rooms With an Enclosed Bath offer six students in three rooms additional privacy. • The Traditional Female Floor is reserved for female students only. • An Intensive Quiet Wing with quiet hours in effect continuously Sunday through Thursday, with a break from 4 to 8 p.m. • The Honors Floor is designated for students interested in the academic honors program and who excelled academically in high School.
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• A Community Wing has been specifically set aside for students over the age of 21 to live in an apartmentlike atmosphere
Dining On Campus
You can get home-cooked meals at Chaney Dining Center. Students submit recipes from home that our chefs will make and serve. Home cooking never tasted so good!
The College recently opened a Taco Bell and KFC Express in the heart of the Miller Campus Center. They are accompanied by North Country favorite Jreck’s Subs. Chaney Dining Center is conveniently located near the residence halls and serves great meals seven days a week. Meal plan options available include 10 or 14 weekly meals, or a block meal plan providing 150 meals a semester. No cash? No problem! Most meal plans include a Roo Express Credit, which is a declining balance that may be used at any of the eateries on campus. Both a Roo Express Credit and five-meal weekly plan are available for commuter students. Short on time? There are five other places to grab a quick bite to eat, including the Cyber Cafe, featuring Starbucks Coffee.
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Where’s the Fun? There’s more to college than just classes. In fact, a majority of your time will be spent outside the classroom. Balancing study with recreation is a challenge, but you’ll want to find time for both. With over 50 student-run clubs and organizations, you’re sure to find one that’s right for you. There’s a wide array of academic honor organizations, Greek organizations, service clubs, and curriculum clubs just waiting for you to join.
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Athletics and Fitness More Teams, More Athletes, More Fun Go Roos! SUNY Canton added four new sports teams last year and will add women’s ice hockey this year. The Roos will have nearly 300 athletes participating on 14 teams. SUNY Canton is a provisional member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)–Division III. The College plays the majority of its games against NCAA teams as well as teams from the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) and others. In addition to athletes recruited from high school, teams hold open tryouts for all interested new athletes. The College has a dedicated coaching and athletic staff who are focused on student academics and the long-term well being of student-athletes.
Welcome to Roos House SUNY Canton recently opened its new $46 million athletic facility, including: • A new ice arena. • A three-court field
house with both a hard wood floor and synthetic surfaces. • An indoor baseball/softball practice facility with year-round drop down batting cages. • A new 5,000 square-foot fitness center, featuring state-of-the-art aerobic equipment, free weights and weight machines. • A four-lane lap pool.
The outstanding facility also has new team locker rooms, dedicated study areas for student-athletes with wireless computer access, and a new office complex for athletic staff and coaches. Roos house also provides a variety of healthy lifestyle options including, yoga, Zumba, aerobics, spinning, and open skating time.
Intramurals are Huge Here Intramural programs continue to grow. They offer students competitive, structured recreational activities that are both fun and social. Flag football, basketball, dodgeball, softball, volleyball, floor hockey, indoor soccer, are just a few examples of existing activities available throughout the year.
Intercollegiate Teams Men’s Sports CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER Ice Hockey Basketball Baseball Golf Lacrosse
Women’s Sports cross country SOCCER Volleyball Basketball Ice Hockey Softball Lacrosse Athletic Office: (315) 386-7335 sports@canton.edu www.canton.edu/athletics To view the most recent SUNY Canton EADA report, please visit www.canton.edu/ human_resources.
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Visit Us Discuss your major, career options, and college life. The best way to decide if SUNY Canton is the place for you is to visit the campus. We offer campus tours Monday through Friday at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Most people also choose to add an interview with an admissions counselor and a meeting with a financial aid staff member. Attend Open Houses on select dates throughout the year. Speak with faculty, admissions, financial aid, and meet other prospective students. Check www.canton.edu or call the Office of Admissions for more information. Schedule a visit by calling 800-388-7123 or 315-386-7123.
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Veterans, military, and families—we salute and support you. We have staff to assist you with your benefits.
Contact Information Admissions—(800) 388-7123 or (315) 386-7123 www.canton.edu e-mail:
admissions@canton.edu
Student Service Center—(800) 388-7123 or (315) 386-7616 (Financial Aid, Billing, Registration) e-mail:
finaid@canton.edu
Athletics—(315) 386-7335 e-mail: sports@canton.edu Residence Life—(315) 386-7513 e-mail: reslife@canton.edu
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SUNY Canton 34 Cornell Drive Canton, NY 13617 (315) 386-7123 or (800) 388-7123 www.canton.edu