Housing (585) 395-2108 or (585) 395-2122

Townhome suites are available during all sessions for SummerSession '11!
On-campus housing is available in the Student Townhomes for Summer Session I
(May 16 - May 27), Summer Session II (May 31 - July 1), and Session III (July 5 - August 6). Air conditioned, furnished accommodations include single bedroom, full kitchen, living room, and washer/dryer.

The cost for each summer session is as follows:
Session I: $  500
Session II: $1,000
Session III: $1,000

Check-in for each summer session will be during the following times in the Townhomes Community Center:
Session I: Sunday, May 15 (2 pm-5 pm)
Session II: Monday, May 30 (2 pm-5 pm)
Session III: Monday, July 4 (2 pm-5 pm)

If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Residential Life/Learning Communities at (585) 395-2108 or (585) 395-2122.

Information Technology Services
Information Technology Services is responsible for ensuring the availability of computing, networking, and information resources at the College. The IT Helpdesk provides support for a wide variety of technology related questions for students, faculty and staff.  You can contact the Help Desk at (585) 395-5151 or helpdesk@brockport.edu.  The Help Desk is staffed Monday - Thursday, 8 am - 4 pm, and 8 am - 12 pm on Fridays throughout the summer. 

Computer labs are available in the Drake Library during the summer.  Library open hours will vary. Computing resources and services are also available at the MetroCenter, 55 St. Paul Street, Rochester.  Call the MetroCenter (585) 395-8000 for more information. 

Meal Plans-On Campus (585) 395-2570
Details regarding on-campus meal plan options will be posted at a later date.

MetroCenter (585) 395-8000
The College at Brockport MetroCenter is located in downtown Rochester at 55 St. Paul Street. Undergraduate and graduate courses are offered during SummerSession '11 for the convenience of Rochester area residents, part- and full-time students, and working professionals. The MetroCenter features state-of-the-art instructional technology resources. There is a student lounge, break-out areas, conferencing rooms, the MSW office suite and resource room, Public Administration faculty offices, Career Services Satellite Center, Library, and student lockers. Corporate training type classrooms and seminar rooms accommodate the diversity of teaching and learning styles inherent with adult and graduate education, across multiple disciplines. Click Metro Campus under Campus Selection on the Online Course Schedule to view an updated list of MetroCenter course offerings. For more information and to view hours of operation, go to www.brockport.edu/metrocenter.

Parking and Transportation Services (585) 395-PARK
The Parking and Transportation Services works hard to provide safe and adequate parking facilities for all who drive on campus. This office is responsible for the issuance of parking passes, enforcement of parking regulations, coordination of visitor parking services, and providing many transportation alternatives including Connect by Hertz carsharing, shuttle services, Brockport’s Fast Trax bike borrowing and Rideshare. In addition, this office provides a Motorist Assistance Program (MAP), lending a helping hand to on-campus drivers who may need a jump start, gas run, lock-out assistance or tires inflated.

Parking permits are required during SummerSession '11. Permits purchased by students at the College during the 2010-2011 academic year will be honored. All other students wishing to park on campus during SummerSession '11 will be charged $25. You may purchase a permit by downloading the Summer Registration form and mailing or faxing the form to us. You may also stop at the Raye H. Conrad Welcome Center located on the corner of New Campus and Commencement Drives. Summer hours are 7:45 am - 4 pm, Monday - Thursday, and 7:45 am - 12 pm on Fridays. If parked at a meter, the appropriate fee must be made. For more information, please call (585) 395-PARK or visit us online.

For MetroCenter parking information/driving directions, call (585) 395-8000.

Recreational Services (585) 395-2681
The Tuttle Athletic Complex in Tuttle North has five basketball courts, an Olympic-size pool, racquetball and squash courts, a fitness center with a complete CYBEX circuit, free weights, cardiovascular equipment, and tennis courts for use by SummerSession '11 students with valid IDs.

The Seymour College Union (585) 395-5646
The Seymour College Union, managed by Campus Life, is the center of student life. It houses the Union Square Food Court, the Gallery Lounge and Gameroom, a computer lounge, the BSG Box Office, an automatic teller machine, meeting rooms, a commuter lounge and lockers. It also is home to the Brockport Student Government, The Stylus newspaper, 89.1 The Point radio station, numerous clubs and organizations, Women's Center, Barnes & Noble Bookstore, and many other student services. The Seymour College Union is open Monday - Thursday, 8 am - 4 pm, and 8 am - 12 pm on Fridays during the summer.

Student Health Center (585) 395-2414
The Health Center provides primary outpatient care to all enrolled students. The Health Center is open during SummerSession '11, Monday - Thursday, 8 am - 4 pm, and 8 am - 12 pm on Fridays, and is located in Hazen Hall. Office visits and many over-the-counter and prescription medications are available without cost or at reduced fees to students who have paid the Health Fee. Medical care received off campus is not covered through the mandatory Health Fee.

University Police (585) 395-2226
The University Police, located in Lathrop Hall, provides law-enforcement services for The College at Brockport's main campus and community. It is suggested that the University Police phone number (585) 395-2226 be saved in your cell phone directory for ready access in the event of an emergency. Please be aware that calling 9-1-1 from a cell phone will connect with the Monroe County Dispatch Center in downtown Rochester, not with University Police.

Special Coures and Programs

Brockport Career Exploration Course
The Brockport Career Exploration Course (BCEC) is an internship program for undergraduate students from all disciplines. BCEC students work in paid and unpaid positions in career-related areas. The number of hours worked (40 - 250) per term determines the number of credits (1 - 6) earned. It is possible to earn up to 12 credits during the summer.

Formerly the Albany Semester Program, the Public Service Internship Program is an undergraduate internship program for students interested in the public sector (local, county, state, federal).  Open to all SUNY students, the program offers a variety of paid and unpaid internships ranging from 3 to 15 credits. 

For more information, contact Rob DiCarlo in Career Services at (585) 395-2159 or e-mail rdicarlo@brockport.edu.

For other information on internship programs and to download applications, visit us online. You must be registered prior to starting your internship.

International Education (585) 395-2119
Study abroad is a life-changing, eye-opening experience.  Students build confidence, make new friends, and challenge their assumptions of themselves and the world. The Office of International Education at The College at Brockport offers over 100 study abroad programs and internship placements for undergraduate and graduate students for credit. Summer programs (as well as semester and Intersession opportunities) are offered in these countries:  Antarctica, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Chili, China, Costa Rica, England, Estonia, Fiji, France, Ghana, Greece, India, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Morocco, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Thailand and Vietnam. Stop by our office in Morgan III.

Visual Studies Workshop
The Visual Studies Workshop is offering a variety of one-week summer workshops on photography, video/film production, computer imaging and artists' books. Each workshop is available as a two-credit graduate or a three-credit undergraduate course. For more information, contact the Visual Studies Workshop, 31 Prince St., Rochester, NY 14607, phone (585) 442-8676, e-mail info@vsw.org.