Academic Programs
The college offers more than 70 academic degree and certificate programs in four schools. The School of Business offers programs in Accounting, Administrative Information Technician, Business Administration, Computer Information Systems, Health Information Technician and Marketing.
The School of Engineering and Industrial Technologies offers programs in Alternative Fuels, Architectural Technology, Automotive Technical Services, Automotive Management, Autobody Repair, Civil Engineering Technology, Computer Aided Drafting, Construction Technology, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, Electrical Engineering Technology, Heating/Air Conditioning/Refrigeration, Manufacturing Technical Systems, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Overhead Electric Line Worker, Photovoltaic Installation, Plant Utilities Technology, Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Telecommunications Technology – Verizon and Wind Technician.
The School of Health Sciences offers programs in Bereavement Studies, Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Echocardiography, EMT-Paramedic, Invasive Cardiovascular Technology, Mortuary Science, Nursing, Polysomnography, Radiologic Technology and Respiratory Care.
The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers programs in Animal Advocacy, Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Broadcast Communications, Chemical Dependency Counseling, Chemical Technician, Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice, Digital Media, Disability Studies, Early Childhood, Engineering Science, Environmental Science, Fine Arts, Forensic Science Studies, Gallery Management, General Education, Individual Studies, Liberal Arts and Science, Physical Sciences, Physical Education Studies, Public Administration Studies, Teaching Assistant and Theatre Arts.
In 2009, the college first offered its Honors Advisement Track, which includes specialized liberal arts curriculum and is designed to prepare students for transfer to higher-level baccalaureate programs. Students who successfully complete the program receive Completion of Honors Study documentation upon graduation.
The college also oversees several other academic and training entities, including the Capital District Educational Opportunity Center and the Workforce Development Institute.
The Marvin Library supports the college's academic programs through its collections and services. The library provides over 100,000 volumes in print, microform, and electronic format. In addition, the library provides access to over 30,000 journal titles through a range of print and electronic journals. Research databases are available to all registered students and faculty and staff from the library and from off-campus. Faculty librarians are available to provide reference services and individual research consultation by appointment. The library sponsors the popular Voices lecture series with over a dozen speakers on topics from the arts, politics, and contemporary issues in the community. The college's archives are stored in and maintained by the library.
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