SUNY Morrisville

Be the person with a plan.

Nothing really gets done properly in this world without proper planning first. It takes vision and a great concept to bring something to life. That’s what students in our design and engineering programs know, and they work to bring the conceptual to reality.

You are someone who can look at a clean sheet of paper, a blank screen or a raw material and imagine the possibilities. You see how lines and numbers and formulas can transform into buildings, machines, furniture and gardens. You know that the combination of bright ideas and good labor produces something you can be proud of.

SUNY Morrisville has programs in mechanical engineering technology and residential construction, all designed to help you create an education and a career that is a perfect fit.

Mechanical Engineering Technology A.A.S.

Give yourself a mechanical advantage. As a student in the SUNY Morrisville Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree program in mechanical engineering technology, you will learn to take care of the fine details related to the design, testing and manufacture of a new product.

Residential Construction A.O.S.

This is the house that you build. Through the SUNY Morrisville Associate in Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree program in residential construction, you will begin literally building your future.

Nick Perry

Student

Wood Technology Student Nick Perry shows us the dresser he made for his final project.

Facilities

Residential Construction Laboratory

A 6,000-square-foot residential construction laboratory contains framing, plumbing and heating, masonry and electrification labs. Students also have access to a variety of finish-carpentry facilities and a computer lab with AutoCAD and LandCADD software.

Wood Products Technology Center

The 14,000-square-foot Wood Products Technology Center includes a furniture laboratory with production and woodworking equipment, a Model #40 Thermwood CNC router, Weinig Profimat #26 Super Moulder, knife grinding equipment, furniture production equipment and two Saw Stop table saws to increase student safety. The center also includes a primary processing laboratory with a WoodMizer LT 300 band mill and a state-of-the-art SII Dry Kiln complete with computer interface.

Clubs, Activities and Competitions

Architecture Club

Organized to promote excellence in architectural education, training and practice, the Architecture Club fosters an appreciation of architecture through a variety of community service opportunities, tours of architectural firms and travel experiences.

Woods Sports Team

All students also are welcome to join our nationally recognized Woods Sports Team, where you can learn traditional woods skills while competing against other colleges throughout New York State, as well as regionally and nationally.

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