Location

Living

Located along the Erie Canal, the Village of Brockport is a quaint town with around 8,300 residents. The campus is conveniently located between two major metropolitan cities within commuting distance of Buffalo and just a 25-minute drive to Rochester.

Nearby Rochester is home to numerous museums, galleries, shops and restaurants. Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto are all just a few hours drive away.

Playing

Once home to Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass, Rochester now is home to major corporations and professional sporting leagues (Amerks hockey, Red Wings baseball, and Rhinos soccer). The arts maintain a vital presence in the city’s life through private galleries and theatre leagues, including the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography, the Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester Museum and Science Center and Strasenburgh Planetarium.

Regional attractions include Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes, the Corning Museum of Glass, NY State wineries and parks and recreation venues.

Working

Rochester is known for its unique and impressive history in photography, xerography, and optics. We’re also known as a leader in manufacturing/research activities, and educational resources.

Our alumni are making a difference in their communities and the world. Chances are you work with a SUNY Brockport alumnus. With 90,000 graduates, our alumni network is alive and well locally, regionally, and beyond.

Brockport Downtown

Also in Rochester is Brockport Downtown, our downtown extension site that offers graduate and selected undergraduate courses at a location convenient for those who work in the city or who live in the metropolitan area or its eastern suburbs.