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INVESTING FOR THE FUTURE

SUNY Schenectady County Community College is fortunate to have an extended family of alumni, donors, and friends who are cherished stakeholders of the institution. This group of individuals and companies help in shaping not just our College’s future, but the future of our students.

If you are a graduate of SUNY Schenectady, we encourage you to stay connected and follow our activities on Facebook or LinkedIn. As donor and friends, we are forever grateful for your generosity. Your contributions transform the lives our students and build a legacy in the community. If you’re a current student, we encourage you to check out our site and learn more about the many scholarships available through the Foundation.

For more information on the Foundation and Alumni activities, or to donate to the College, click on the boxes below. You’re just one click away from joining an engaging network investing in the future of our community.

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The Foundation is here to support the SUNY Schenectady community. Learn more about their work and meet our Foundation Directors. 

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THE FOUNDATION

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As a SUNY Schenectady Alumni, we’d love to hear from you! Connect with us and former classmates!

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ALUMNI

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Your support means so much to the current and prospective students of SUNY Schenectady.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

SPECIAL EVENTS

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Everything you’ll need to know about scholarships through the Foundation.

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SCHOLARSHIPS

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For those looking to name SUNY Schenectady in their estate plan.

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KEYSTONE SOCIETY

Chair of SUNY Schenectady Board of Trustees Named Chair-Elect of Statewide Trustees Organization

Ann Fleming Brown to serve term with NYCCT through 2020.

17 October 2018

SUNY Schenectady Hosts Visit by SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson

Discussions with student leaders, College officials, tour of campus were on the day's agenda.

15 October 2018

Assistant Professor of English Pens Latest Novel Blending Gothic Elements with Historical Fiction

Book published last week first debuted at BookExpo America.

26 September 2018

SUNY Schenectady and SUNY Polytechnic Institute Partner on New Nanoscale Transfer Program

SUNY Schenectady graduates can transfer seamlessly for SUNY Poly B.S. in Nanoscale Engineering.

21 September 2018
Oct 22

Inside to Outside: Perspectives on Criminal Justice

Join us for a conversation about social issues in law enforcement. Presented by Vidal Guzman, Community Organizer, Just Leadership USA. Made possible with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Free.
11:50 AM - 12:45 PM | Center City, Room 210
Oct 24

You are only 1% Human!

Presented by Dr. Magdia De Jesus, Microbiology and Immunology professor at SUNY Albany School of Public Health, Albany Medical College, and Wadsworth Center Masters of Laboratory Science. Free.
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM | Stockade Building, Room 101
Oct 24

Running on Empty: Food Insecurity and Student Success

For this faculty-mentored, undergraduate research project, students in the Community Policy Institute at Siena College worked with the Food Bank Association of New York State, to investigate the connection between hunger and college success. All are welcome.
11:50 AM - 12:45 PM | Elston Hall, Lally Mohawk Room

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