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A doctoral candidate from Lorraine University in Nancy, France, is making strides with big data while working at SUNY Canton as a visiting researcher.
SUNY Canton students are showcasing concrete knowledge developed through continued research into applications using the fiberglass-reinforced building material.
The Center for Workforce, Community & Industry Partnerships (WCIP) at SUNY Canton will host a free informational photovoltaic solar installation course this summer.
The State University of New York has announced that two SUNY Canton students have been selected for the prestigious Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence.
SUNY Canton's Center for Workforce, Community & Industry Partnerships (WCIP) will host seven fun, educational summer day camps designed for a variety of grade levels and areas of interest.
SUNY Canton Athletics raised over $144,000 with almost 1,200 total gifts contributed to its fourth annual Athletics Giving Week. This campaign, which was led by the Canton College Foundation, recently concluded March 29th and was a resounding success.
SUNY Canton has received a prestigious ranking on the 2024-2025 annual Military Friendly® school list, which was released March 27. The college earned sixth place nationally in the small public schools category and will be featured in G.I. Jobs magazine’s May issue.
A recent round of funding provided by the State University of New York is helping the college combat food insecurity and address the mental health of SUNY Canton students.
SUNY Canton Provost Peggy A. De Cooke has revealed that the college’s 2024 Honors Convocation will be named for a retired mathematics lecturer and outstanding college tutor who dedicated his career to ensuring student success.
SUNY Canton will soon launch fully-funded Direct Support Professional (DSP) microcredentials that will train and upskill a workforce dedicated to empowering those with developmental disabilities.
SUNY Canton has a record number of international students on campus from PKFokam Institute of Excellence in the city of Yaoundé, located in Cameroon, Africa.
The SUNY Canton Criminal Justice Department will host their annual Law Enforcement Day for the public, law enforcement professionals and students from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday, March 28.
SUNY Canton has added new sections of its New York State security guard training. Courses offered through the college’s Center for Workforce, Community and Industry Partnerships (WCIP) now include pre-employment training, 90-day on the job training and the annual in-service training.
SUNY Canton Assistant Professor Kelly R. Ficner drew upon her experience as a criminalist to add authenticity to a new true crime show.
Investments from New York State, the State University of New York and increased full-time enrollment are allowing SUNY Canton to pursue innovative initiatives.
A slew of faculty members recently received a promotion to the position of senior lecturer within their respective schools at SUNY Canton.
Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced that nine SUNY Canton microcredentials and two workforce certification programs will be eligible for New York State’s Part-time, Non-Degree Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), which provides direct financial aid to students.
U.S. News & World Report has once again selected SUNY Canton for inclusion on the publication’s 2024 Best Online Programs list. The recently announced rankings placed the college at 104 on its Best Online Bachelor’s Programs, in a tie with several other universities, including Old Dominion University, and Villanova University. It was selected among 1,800 institutions surveyed by the publication.
In addition to chocolates and flowers, SUNY Canton encourages the campus community to consider donating a special red gift to help save lives.
A graduate of SUNY Canton’s Graphic and Multimedia Design program is returning to college to display his artwork.
SUNY Canton’s Canino School of Engineering Technology will hold their annual Open House to commemorate National Engineers Week from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8 in Nevaldine Hall.
A former SUNY Canton University Police student dispatcher received the Dr. McBride Criminal Justice Student Achievement Award.
The spring 2024 semester will kick off with a special Microcourse Monday session on the upcoming solar eclipse. Totality in Canton will be presented by St. Lawrence University Henry Priest Professor of Physics Aileen O’Donoghue at 3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 22.
SUNY Canton is committed to fostering an equitable and accessible environment for all. SUNY Canton does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, gender identity, disability, or age.
SUNY Canton will begin a new support program that seeks to break down barriers to student success and assist with timely degree completion.
SUNY Canton congratulates the students who’ve earned the grades necessary to achieve President’s List, Dean’s List or Part-Time Honors during the Fall 2023 Semester.
SUNY Canton’s new Center for Workforce, Community and Industry Partnerships (WCIP) is looking to expand its “College in High School” program in St. Lawrence County.
SUNY Canton’s University Police Department has received initial accreditation through the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). It is the first time the department has sought or achieved voluntary accreditation.
SUNY Canton will be hosting a Mathematical Association of America (MAA) American Mathematics Competition (AMC) 8 at 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20, in Dana Hall, room 230.