Visit SUNY Erie

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SUNY Erie’s City Campus is comprised of three buildings in the heart of downtown Buffalo.

The Old Post Office Building houses SUNY Erie’s President’s office, the Foundation, security, a Library, a student transportation office, and the Minnie Gillette Auditorium on the first floor. The remaining floors are home to a cafeteria, a bookstore, childcare and the E.M. Statler Dining Room (second floor), as well as multiple academic programs and student service offices.

Built for the 1993 World University Games, the Burt Flickinger Athletic Center houses an Olympic-sized swimming pool with a movable floor, a 25-meter warm-up pool, three regulation basketball courts, a large 3,000-seat field house, a 1/9-mile rubberized indoor jogging track, an expansive Wellness Center, Athletic Department offices and classrooms. The “Flick” is home to SUNY Erie’s Men’s basketball, bowling, cross-country, football, ice hockey, soccer and swimming and diving and Women’s basketball, bowling, cheer, cross-country, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, volleyball.

The 45 Oak Street building’s Student Success Center streamlines student services for Admissions, Financial Aid, Registration and Counseling services in one location.  This building is also the home to the Pathways Department which assists students from basic educational programs to college completion. “45 Oak” is also home to the Nursing, Criminal Justice, Emergency Management, Paralegal and Radiation Therapy Technology academic programs.

Parking at City Campus: There are many commercial parking lots in the vicinity of the campus. The loading dock area is restricted to delivery and campus vehicles only. Handicapped spaces are designated on Swan Street on the south side of the building. These spaces are reserved for those vehicles with state or city issued disabled stickers.

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The North Campus sits strategically on the corner of Main and Youngs Streets in Williamsville. The North Campus is the oldest of the three campuses and spans approximately 120 acres and nine buildings.

Gleasner Hall is home to many administrative offices including the Office of the Provost, Academics, Advanced Studies and Career Services. The auditorium has a capacity of approximately 420 people and offers a space for events, workshops, and classes 

The STEM Building is our new state-of-the-art building that officially opened at the beginning of the spring semester in 2018. The building offers classes and lab experiences in in Biology, Chemistry, Engineering Science, Liberal Arts/Science and Physics. 

The Spring Student Center houses the campus bookstore, the Old School Eatery, Statler Sweets and the Statler Erie Room, operated by the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management programs. The building is also home to Student Activities, Financial Aid, Admissions office (S206), Registrar’s Office and the Student Access and Student Support Centers. 

The School of Dental Hygiene provides hands-on training through a clinic that is open to the public (by appointment). 

The Center for Nanotechnology Studies provides approximately 6,100 square feet of learning space; $1.5 million in fabrication and characterization equipment, and New York State’s only community college-hosted clean room for manipulating particles within an advanced manufacturing process.

Bretschger Hall provides a home to many academic programs in the areas of healthcare, business, and engineering and manufacturing. The Police Academy offers different certificate and degree programs to help individuals stay current in law enforcement skills and trends. 

Dry Memorial Library provides students access to books and articles from other libraries, laptops and research materials. Tutoring is available in the English Skills Center and Math Lab. 

Kittinger Hall houses academic programs in areas such as general studies, math, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Liberal Arts/Social and.  

The Mary Lou Rath Child Care Center, name for late New York State Senator Mary Lou Rath, provides access to childcare on a first-come, first-served basis (registration is required in advance). 

The Bell Sports Center houses the Health, Wellness and Physical Education Studies Department, Athletic Department, and is home to the Kats baseball and softball teams. 

Parking at North Campus: Visitors to campus should park in spots designated for visitors.

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Located in Orchard Park, NY, the self-contained design of the South Campus offers buildings connected by bridges surrounding a center courtyard.

Building 1 houses administrative offices, including Accounts Payable/Receivable, Auxiliary Services Corporation, Human Resources, Payroll and Purchasing. 

Building 2 houses programs and services including the Autobody Repair Technology, Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Dental Lab Technology, Visual Communications Technology: Graphic Arts and Printing, Humanities, and the Child Care Center.

Building 3 is the home to the Chemistry and Biology Departments, Driving Programs, Emergency Medical Technology, and the Student Access Center.

Building 4 is mainly a classroom and faculty office building with the Audrey Bard Tutoring Center on the second floor to provide assistance in mathematics, English, writing, word processing and study skills. The Pathways Department is also located here to assist individuals 17 years and older with educational programs to college completion.  

Building 5 features student services support and guidance including the Library Resource Center, Financial Aid, Bursar, Student Support Center, Registrar, Student Activities, Student Government Association, Veterans, Dean of Students, Career Services, Campus Security, Health Office, Bookstore, and Cafeteria.

Building 6 is home to our Athletics program, a gymnasium, Health, Wellness and Physical Education Studies and a wellness center. The men’s teams at South include football and soccer, with the women fielding cheerleading, lacrosse, and soccer. The One-Stop Center is also located here and offers job seekers assistance with career preparation, resume writing, computer classes, career counseling and job search assistance.  

The Vehicle Technology Training Center is a short drive from South campus and is the home to our programs in automotive Technology.

Parking at South Campus: Visitors to campus should park in designated visitor spaces/lots.