SUNY Ulster

Ulster County Community College

Type	Community college
Established	1961
Endowment	US $8.5 million
President	Dr. Alan P. Roberts
Academic staff	208
Students	3,673
Location	Stone Ridge , NY , US
Campus	Rural 165 acres (0.67 km2)
Colors	Blue & White
Affiliations	National Junior College Athletic Association, Region III, Mid-Hudson Conference
Mascot	Senator Sam
Website	www.sunyulster.edu

SUNY Ulster (also known as Ulster County Community College) is a public two-year college supported by Ulster County, New York and the State University of New York. The main campus is located in Stone Ridge, New York. The college also maintains facilities in Kingston at the Business Resource Center (BRC) and the Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster (KCSU).

Overview

SUNY Ulster offers nearly 60 undergraduate academic programs, including veterinary technology, graphic arts and fine arts, education, criminal justice, and nursing. The college has satellite locations in Kingston, New York.

Enrollment

Total: 3673

Male: 1523

Female: 2159

Full Time: 1636

Part Time: 2017

Academics

Two-year associate degree programs (transfer and career track) and one-year certificate and diploma programs (career oriented)are offered.

• Transfer programs in: advertising design and graphic technology, business administration (transfer-oriented program), communications and media arts, computer science, criminal justice, engineering science, environmental studies, fashion design, fine arts, human services (transfer-oriented program), industrial technology: drafting and design technology (transfer-oriented program), engineering science, individual studies (can be completed entirely online), music, theatre, liberal arts and sciences: humanities and social science, liberal arts and sciences: humanities and social science-adolescence, childhood and early childhood education, liberal arts and sciences: science or mathematics, liberal arts and sciences: science or mathematics-adolescence, childhood and early childhood education, and nursing.

• Career programs in: accounting, business and entrepreneurial studies (career-oriented program), computer information systems: microcomputers for business, criminal justice, human services (career-oriented program), industrial technology: drafting and design \ technology (career-oriented program), surveying, and veterinary technology.

• Certificate and diploma programs in: animal science office assistant, business studies (business management), database management, direct care practice, drafting, industrial technology: manufacturing option, network administrator, sign language interpreter, web page design and police basic training.

Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery

The Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery serves as a center for creative artistic activity at the College and for the outside community. It also functions as an environment for teaching, performing, and exhibiting.

The College's permanent art collection enriches the cultural climate on campus by making additional works of a high level of artistic achievement available to students and the community. In this manner, the collection serves as a permanent visual reference source.

The College believes that the acquisition of art works and the presentation of different art exhibitions assist the College community in setting standards for judgment and perception.

See also: List of university art museums and galleries in New York State

Presidents of the College

Name	Start of tenure	End of tenure
Dale B. Lake	October 1962	March 1967
George B. Erbstein	April 1967	August 1974
Robert T. Brown	September 1974	March 1997
Barbara A. Adams	August 1997	August 2000
Donald C. Katt	September 2000	August 2015

External links

• Official website