CAMPUS FACILITIES

AUBURN CAMPUS

Photo of Auburn Campus

MAIN BUILDING

The Main Building houses most student services offices, including Admissions, Financial Services, Registrar, Health Services, and Centers for Student Engagement and Academic Advisement. The offices of the vice presidents, deans, division chairs, and many of the faculty are in the Main Building. The Main Building also houses art studios, chemistry labs, the computer-assisted design (CAD) lab, geographic information technology lab, computer lab complex, electronics labs, nursing labs, piano lab and choral suite, a student recreation room, and the Irene A. Bisgrove Community Theatre.

HEALTH-BUSINESS-TECHNICAL (TECH) BUILDING

The Health-Business-Technical (Tech) Building houses IT Services and Support, computer labs, business, criminal justice, science, and technical programs classroom and labs. The Tech Building includes state of the art 32-track audio recording studio, 16-track remote recording facility, FM radio station, television studio and remote equipment, digital media lab, and production suites.

SPARTAN HALL

Home to the Student Center, college bookstore, and Subway restaurant, Spartan Hall also houses classrooms, offices, and courts for basketball, racquetball, and volleyball, a fitness center with aerobic super circuit, weight training room, and locker rooms. Spartan Hall is in full compliance with Title IX and 504 regulations, providing equal facilities for men and women and special access and facilities for persons with disabilities.

LIBRARY BUILDING

In addition to the main facilities and resources of the College Library, the Library Building also houses the Learning Commons – Center for Academic Support, the Office of Accessibility Resources, classrooms and faculty offices.

IRENE A. BISGROVE THEATRE

Cayuga’s newly renovated 424-seat Bisgrove Theatre features some of the latest technologies in lighting and sound equipment. Students will have instruction and hands-on access to all of this state-of-the-art gear, as well as a Black Box Theatre where students can experiment in an intimate environment as they learn their craft. Two 8-station dressing/make-up rooms and a modest scene shop complete the complex. On campus there is also a full working television studio where students can work in front of and behind the camera.

JAMES T. WALSH REGIONAL ECONOMIC CENTER

The James T. Walsh Regional Economic Center/Karpinski Rotunda includes Cayuga Community College Office of the President, Administrative Services, Cayuga County Community College Foundation/Alumni Association, and Human Resources. The building is also home to the College’s Community Education and Workforce Development Office, offering standard and customized contract training for area employers.

NATURE TRAIL

The Nature Center also includes a mile-long exercise circuit and nature trail with ponds, gardens, and gazebo.

CHILD CARE CENTER

The Center has two locations depending on the age of the child in care. Our infant and toddler programs are located in the former nature center building. Our 3-year-old and UPK programs are located in the lower level of the Library Building at Cayuga Community College, 197 Franklin Street, Auburn, NY, 13021. The phone number is 315-294-8603, and the fax number is 315-255-2117.

FULTON CAMPUS

Since 1994, Cayuga Community College has provided a gateway to higher education in the Oswego County region. Students can complete requirements for a host of degrees offered entirely at the Fulton Campus, a state-of-the-art facility at 11 River Glen Drive featuring classrooms, labs, student lounge space and event center, college bookstore and a stunning learning commons at the heart of the campus. The facility enables Cayuga Community College to meet the needs of Oswego County and the surrounding region for years to come.