Student Services

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Vanderlyn Hall (VAN) 128C & 128F

845-687-5121 (Accessibility Services)
845-687-5090 (Fax)
Accessibility@sunyulster.edu

SUNY Ulster’s faculty and staff are supportive of the needs of those with disabilities. Students seeking accommodations should reach out to Accessibility Services. They will assist eligible students in the process of assigning accommodations. Students will need to submit disability documentation to Accessibility Services and participate in an Accommodations Meeting. Accommodations can be implemented at any time, but we recommend that students request these services early as they are not retroactive.

The Testing Center in Hasbrouck Hall (HAS) 101 provides proctoring for students with approved testing accommodations by appointment only. Accessibility Services will go over how to make an appointment to use the Testing Center during the Accommodations Meeting.

All of the classrooms on the Stone Ridge campus are wheelchair accessible. Elevators throughout the campus offer students access to all levels of the campus. Many of the restrooms are designed to accommodate those with disabilities. Parking lots offer accessible parking spaces. Campus parking stickers for students are issued by Campus Public Safety located in Hasbrouck Hall Lobby (first floor).

The College is in communication and works with outside agencies such as Adult Career and Continuing Education Services-Vocational Rehabilitation (ACCES-VR), the Mental Health Association in Ulster County, Ulster County Mental Health, Resource Center for Accessible Living (RCAL), The Ulster County Transition Council, and many local high schools. Furthermore, students with disabilities may be eligible for Student Support Services, a federally funded TRIO grant program that provides academic, career, transfer, and financial aid counseling. 

VAN 247
845 687-5119
careerservices@sunyulster.edu

Career Services provides assistance to students and alumni in making informed career decisions and conducting a job search. Current career information is used to help individuals identify their unique qualities and research career options. Individuals seeking employment can receive assistance with writing job-search letters, practicing interview skills, and searching for job opportunities.

SUNY Ulster uses Handshake as an online recruiting platform where students can find job opportunities and apply. 

Current students interested in working part-time on campus as student aides should complete a student employment application which can be found at Handshake.

Crisis Counselor & Mental Health Resource
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VAN 119
845 687-5192
brownas@sunyulster.edu
Students are provided with short-term counseling for issues involving mental health, alcohol or substance abuse, careers, and life skills. When needed, referrals are made to outside agencies. If it’s an emergency, call SUNY Ulster’s Campus Public Safety at 687-5221 or call 911.

Students can also visit the Zen Den, a quiet comfy place with couches, coffee, tea, and snacks to find a few moments of peace.

VAN 119
845-687-5022

Students at SUNY Ulster have available a wide range of personal, academic, transfer, financial aid, veterans, and career counseling services offered free of charge through the Enrollment & Success Center.

Recommendation Files

Letters of recommendation may be kept on file at the College. At the student’s request, recommendations will be sent to employers or colleges, free of charge. Additional information is available in the Enrollment & Success Center.

Student Advocate

Students experiencing difficulty with an academic matter or a personal problem, are encouraged to seek assistance in the Enrollment & Success Center.

 

Mary Higgins
845.687.5120
higginsm@sunyulster.edu

EOP provides academic support and financial aid to students who show promise for mastering college-level work. Offered primarily to full-time students who are New York State residents, EOP accepts students who qualify academically and financially for the program.

Each student in the EOP program is assigned an academic counselor who meets with them regularly for individual advising and counseling.

Free tutoring is available for most academic courses and students will have access to individual tutors through the Center for Academic Planning and Success (CAPS).

VAN 105
845-687-5058
845-687-5172 – fax
financialaid@sunyulster.edu
Application School Codes:

  • FAFSA Federal Code for SUNY Ulster is 002880

  • NYS TAP/ Part-Time TAP/APTS Code is 2230

Financial Aid programs available:

FEDERAL

NEW YORK STATE

Higher Education Services Corporation
NYS Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS)
Educational Opportunity Grant (EOP)
New York State Awards and Scholarships  
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
Part-Time TAP
Excelsior Scholarship

INSTITUTIONAL: SUNY ULSTER

SUNY Ulster Website

CLI 204
845-687-5293
daleyc@sunyulster.edu

Through the Ulster Community College Foundation, Inc., scholarships are available for first-time entering students, students returning to or continuing at SUNY Ulster, and students at SUNY Ulster who are graduating and transferring to four-year colleges. Our online application allows you to apply for all scholarships with one application. The scholarship committee will review all of the applications submitted. All scholarship recipients will receive an email notification to their SUNY Ulster email address.  Recipients are required to write thank you letters to their donors and may be asked to attend a scholarship ceremony. 


Use the General Scholarship application. Use your SUNY Ulster ID and password to log in.  If you are unable to access the scholarship application online or need additional assistance, call the Foundation office at 845-687-5048.

Macdonald DeWitt Library - Lower Level
845.687.5020
snac@sunyulster.edu

The Student Navigation and Alliance Center (SNAC) is your one-stop student resource to help manage the business of being a student. SNAC is a safe place to bring your questions and concerns, can help rovide information related to financial aid, billing, academic records, or any other student support services you need, and answer your academic and student support questions.

Marie Kropp
VAN 119
845-687-5119
kroppm@sunyulster.edu

The Transfer Office provides students information about four-year colleges and universities in New York State and across the nation. Transfer procedures, program information, and application assistance are available. Individual counseling is available by appointment.  ​

Each year the College sponsors​"​ Transfer Days"​ to give student​s​ direct communication with representatives from over 60 four-year ​colleges and universities. The College has many articulation and transfer agreements with four-year ​institutions throughout the United States.

Students who are interested in exploring transfer to a four-year college or university are urged to visit the Enrollment & Success Center early in their ​career at SUNY Ulster. Further information on transfer from SUNY Ulster and on specific articulation and transfer agreements may be found in the College Catalog on the College Website.

Barbara Moran
Vanderlyn Hall (VAN 101)
TRIO@sunyulster.edu
845-688-6054

TRIO is a unique student support program helping eligible students succeed. Through ongoing contact throughout the student’s time at SUNY Ulster, TRIO provides academic and transfer planning and guidance as well as help in course selection, completing the FAFSA and scholarship applications, study skills support, resume building, interview skill development and more.

Veteran students may be eligible for multiple benefits based on length of service, deployment history and service status such as drilling reservist and/or active duty. Every veteran has had different experiences which requires a custom plan to reach the desired goal. Students who have served in any branch of the United States Military should contact the SUNY Ulster Veterans Coordinator to explore eligibility for federal and/or state veterans’ educational benefits and for application procedures.To explore which state and federal benefits work best for you please contact the SUNY Ulster Veterans Coordinator at 845-688-6003.

You may also contact the Veterans Administration at 888-442-4551 or visit the Veterans Administration website at www.gibill.va.gov