Resources for Queensbury Students

A bill announcement will come to your plattsburgh.edu email account for each semester of your enrollment. You should look for fall semester bills in early July and spring semester in late November.

We will instruct you to visit MyPlattsburgh to view your bill, select your options and accept your charges.

View “Paying Your Bill” for further instructions

New Students

Please refer to new student orientation for steps on how to be cleared to register for classes and set up an appointment with an advisor. To view your credit evaluation via Degree Works, you must first be accepted and pay your admissions deposit. To do this:

1. Go to the MyPlattsburgh login page
2. Enter your NetID and password, then click on “Login”
   • Find your NetID
   • If this is your first login, you'll need to set your password (after finding your NetID)
3. Click on the “Admissions” tab
4. Under the "Other Information" section, click on “SUNY Degree Works Login”
5. Re-enter your NetID and password to login to the Degree Works system (once logged in, your DW Audit should appear)

Note: Transfer credit evaluations are automatically prioritized for students who have paid their deposits. Please note that your official DW Audit will be available once the credit has been reviewed and validated. Admissions will notify you by email and letter when your official credit evaluation is ready.

Continuing Students

You should reach out to your faculty advisor to discuss course options and ask for your registration pin. 

Contact us at [email protected] or call/text us at 518-564-5425.

An official academic transcript may be processed only if requested by the student. 

For questions about cross-registration please contact us at [email protected].

Request Parking on the SUNY Adirondack Campus

Plattsburgh students studying on the SUNY Adirondack campus will need to request and pick up a SUNY Adirondack parking pass through our Queensbury Campus office by completing this parking registration form, which is also provided during orientation.

Your parking pass remains valid for the duration of your studies at SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury, you do not need to request a new one each semester.

Parking Pass Pick-Up

The first week of SUNY Adirondack’s semester, parking passes are available for pick-up in our Queensbury campus office in Bryan Hall during normal business hours, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Should your classes meet later than 4 p.m., email [email protected] to make other arrangements.

Grace Period and Enforcement

The first two weeks of SUNY Adirondack’s term, which is often different from our Plattsburgh start time, serve as a grace period. After, parking tickets will be issued to vehicles that do not have a valid parking sticker displayed. 

Parking in reserved spaces may result in a paring ticket. Students should park in the designated student parking areas.

Proper Placement of Parking Pass

Parking passes should be affixed to the inside of the driver-side rear door window, placed in the left-hand corner.

Accessibility Resources Office

The Accessibility Resources Office (ARO) works with students who identify as having a disability. You must contact the ARO to register for academic accommodations.

Visit the Accessibility Resources Office for more information and a list of accommodations you may access.

Contact
Jennifer Curry, director
Phone: 518-564-2810
Email: [email protected]

Voter Registration

The ARO is a National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) voter registration site.

The Career Development Center is your resource — at our Queensbury campus and beyond — to explore career options, practice for job interviews, meet one-on-one with a career counselor and to assist you as you think about your job and internship search strategies. We encourage you to reach out to the Career Development Center staff early and often and explore their vast online tools and resources.

Learn more about Career Development Center services 

The Queensbury campus also hosts career and alumni focused events including a Cardinal Careers Alumni Panel, bringing together Queensbury program alumni, staff from the CDC, students and employers to discuss career pathways and employment opportunities.

How do I use the computers at SUNY Adirondack?

SUNY Plattsburgh students studying at our Queensbury campus are issued a separate username and password to log-in to the computers and access wifi on the SUNY Adirondack campus. To find this information, log in to your Plattsburgh Portal with your typical Plattsburgh NetID and password. On the home tab, your “ADK Username” and “ADK Password” are displayed in the upper left corner underneath your name; see figure below.

Your SUNY Plattsburgh credentials are used to access all Plattsburgh services (the Plattsburgh Portal, email, Brightspace, etc.) and will be used much more frequently than your new Adirondack credentials.

Figure 1.

How do I use the Wi-Fi at SUNY Adirondack?

This depends on the operating system and type of hardware you use. Generally speaking, you would use your SUNY Adirondack student account information to access the wireless network with a wireless security key. More information on how to connect can be found in the branch campus office. Drop by when you’re on campus.

Brightspace

What is Brightspace at SUNY Adirondack?

Brightspace is the Digital Learning Environment (DLE). It will make learning online easier and more engaging for students, whether you are taking a class fully online, hybrid, or even face-to-face.

How do I access Brightspace?

You can login to Brightspace via my.plattsburgh.edu. 

Plattsburgh Net ID

What is a Net ID?

Your NetID is a name or username that uniquely identifies you. It is used in combination with a password, that should only be known to you, to gain access to key services. Your NetID is also the prefix to your Plattsburgh email address and the information you will use to login to the portal (my.plattsburgh.edu).

Banner

What is Banner?

Banner is where you will find access to your personal information on file with SUNY Plattsburgh, such as your unofficial transcript, address, phone number, email address and curriculum information. Banner is also where you will find the master schedule of classes for previous as well as up and coming semesters. Banner is incorporated within MyPlattsburgh.

How do I find my Banner ID?

• Use your NetID to login to “MyPlattsburgh.”
• From there you will click on the for banner, click on the personal menu, and then click on “My Plattsburgh Account Information.”
• From there you will see your Banner ID.

State University of New York at Plattsburgh considers the college’s e-mail system, (e.g., employee's [email protected] or student's [email protected]), along with the United States Postal Service, an official means of communication.

The college will consider employees and students to be duly informed and in receipt of notifications and correspondences sent by an college administrator, staff, or faculty delivered to an employee’s or a student’s college email account. It is your responsibility to check your Plattsburgh email account regularly.

You risk the consequences of missing important dates and information about registration, financial aid, etc. college offices will hold you responsible for all email communications/notifications sent to you

Is email the only form of communication there will be between college offices and students?

No, selected information will continue to be sent via regular mail. However, college offices will be using email frequently as a means of communication, so it is to your benefit to check your email.

What is my email address?

Plattsburgh email is powered by Google. From within the portal you can click on the “G” for Gmail. For the Plattsburgh community, your email address is your NetID followed by @ plattsburgh.edu. For example, the student “Jane Smith” with the NetID JSMIT001 would have an email address of [email protected].

For concerns, issues or help with your Plattsburgh credentials:

• Phone: 518-564-4433
• Email: [email protected]

(Banner ID, Plattsburgh email, Plattsburgh NetID, Feinberg Library, MyPlattsburgh, Brightspace, etc.)

For concerns, issues or help with SUNY Adirondack computers, printing or Wi-Fi:

• Phone: 518-743-2226
• Email: [email protected]

For all other concerns:

• Phone: 518-564-5425
• Email: [email protected]

Learn more about campus technology services

Please see the calendar below for a list of upcoming events at the SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury.

Overview and User Guide

Commencement Information for Queensbury Campus Students

Students are invited to attend SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury’s joint commencement ceremony with SUNY Adirondack each May, located at Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls. Alternatively, students can instead attend the December or May commencement ceremonies held at the main campus in Plattsburgh, N.Y. While many students like to stay local to celebrate commencement, the choice is yours.

• Learn more about participating in the Queensbury campus commencement
• Learn more about participating in the commencement on the main campus

Action items:

• If you have not already done so please submit a Graduation Application via the Student Services tab from within MyPlattsburgh.
• RSVP to attend Queensbury Campus commencement. Registration is required.
• Undergraduate Regalia: Undergraduate students who wish to participate in spring commencement can pre-order an undergraduate cap, gown and tassel from the SUNY Adirondack bookstore. Information about this option will be emailed once available. If you already have a cap and gown, red tassels are available for purchase in SUNY Adirondack’s bookstore. You may also contact the Plattsburgh college bookstore for academic regalia.
• Graduate Student Regalia: Graduate students, who wish to participate in commencement, should contact the Plattsburgh college bookstore to rent academic caps, gowns, and hoods (graduate regalia is not available from the SUNY Adirondack Bookstore).

Visit Feinberg Library

• College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
• Defense Activity for Non-traditional Education Support (DANTES)
• Graduate Record Exam (GRE)
• New York State Teacher Certification Exams (NYSTCE)

You may search for the course(s) you are taking via the master schedule. Use the small red textbook icon to pop up a browser window with your text ISBN number for the books you are looking for.

Search for Textbooks via the Master Schedule Search (click on the red textbook icon)

Visit:

• The College Store (Plattsburgh); 888-778-4438

Information will be disseminated by SUNY Plattsburgh via email, our branch campus website, social media, and the School Closing Network, which includes the local news, TV and radio stations.

Weather-Related Cancellations

For information on weather-related cancellation of classes, students may also check their host campus website and phone lines.

For Students in Queensbury:

• sunyacc.edu
• SUNY Adirondack's Closing Hotline: 518-743-2222

In most instances, the Queensbury campus will follow SUNY Adirondack for weather-related class cancellations. If SUNY Adirondack announces class cancellations in the media, those announcements usually will apply to branch campus courses at those respective campuses.

Meanwhile, cancellation of classes at the main campus will not necessarily result in the cancellation of branch campus classes, especially if SUNY Adirondack is open except for those classes originating from main campus via the videoconferencing platform.

Non Weather-Related Cancellations

For emergencies not weather-related please use the emergency contact information of the campus where you attend classes.

SUNY Adirondack Emergency Information

For emergencies that take place at SUNY Adirondack, call 911 OR contact the following:

• Director of Facilities: 518-743-2240. (8 a.m. – 4 p.m. weekdays)
• Campus Security: 518-796-1344. (4 – 10 p.m. weekdays)

For more information, please contact:

Michael Caraballo
Emergency Management Director
Phone: 518-564-4950
Fax: 518-564-7986
Email: [email protected]

Queensbury Campus Annual Security & Fire Safety Report

SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury is committed to assisting all members of the campus community in providing for their own safety and security.

The ASR contains reported crimes information for the three previous academic years, information regarding campus security, personal safety, and fire safety. Topics such as:  the structure and role of the SUNY Adirondack Public Safety Office; emergencies/crimes, sexual assault, personal responsibility, drug/alcohol policies, fire safety policies, fire statistics, and how to access registered sex offender information are discussed in the narrative portions of this report.

Download the most recent Queensbury Campus Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASFSR)

• Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (Queensbury)

Visit the Title IX office for additional information

For more information about the Queensbury campus, contact:

Emma Bartscherer
Director, SUNY Plattsburgh at Queensbury
640 Bay Road, Queensbury, NY 12804
Phone: 518-564-5425
Email: [email protected].