Beyond our beautiful campus — at locations throughout New York state — you’ll have the opportunity to take classes, attend community meetings or use one of our many exceptional resources for outdoor education, retreats, weekend getaways or special events.
Outdoor Education Center at Raquette Lake
Located in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, SUNY Cortland’s educational facilities on Raquette Lake include the Antlers lodge, Kirby Camp and Huntington Memorial Camp, the only National Historic Landmark in the SUNY system. This unique learning environment is great for research activities, teacher workshops and high school classes.
Main Street SUNY Cortland
Based in downtown Cortland’s beautiful, historic Beard Building are SUNY Cortland off-campus classrooms, a community art gallery and the Institute for Civic Engagement’s Community Outreach Partnership Center. Through this economic development consortium, SUNY Cortland students, faculty and administrators assist local businesses and organizations by assessing resources, creating plans and developing solutions.
Brauer Education Center
Built as a rustic log cabin, this conference center on 33 acres near Albany, N.Y., offers a striking location for field study. Brauer Education Center is located near the Helderberg Escarpment, known for its significant geologic landscape and fossils. A gift from Everton and Elsie Brauer in memory of their son Robert, this peaceful facility is open from May through October.
Mohawk Valley Graduate Center
Serving our friends and neighbors in the Utica area, the Mohawk Valley Graduate Center offers a convenient location to take graduate courses. This facility is located on the SUNY IT campus.
Hoxie Gorge Nature Preserve
Situated just seven miles from our main campus in Cortland, the site serves nearly 1,000 students each year who are involved in academic field study. The preserve is one of the most geologically unique areas in New York state. Take a walk along the McDermott Nature Trail and experience firsthand the stunning environmental features that make the Finger Lakes such a special region.
Lynne Parks ’68 SUNY Cortland Alumni House
Formerly the historic home of Cortland’s Wickwire family, the Alumni House now serves as the center for our Alumni Association and special events. The facility is also open to the public for weddings, business retreats and parties or elegant bed-and-breakfast weekend getaways.
