- Academic Calendar
- Majors & Programs
- General Education
- Courses & Catalogs
- Schools
- School of Arts & Sciences
- Esteves School of Education
- School of Health Sciences
- School of Management
- Evening & Weekend Programs
- Online Programs
- Academic Resources
- Advisement & Support
- Research
- Centers of Inquiry
- The Council for Citizenship Education
- The Dawn Lafferty Hochsprung Center for the Promotion of Mental Health & School Safety
- The Helen M. Upton Center for Women’s Studies
- The Kathleen A. Donnelly Center for Undergraduate Research
- The Sage Climate Crisis Educational Center
- Sage-SIFT Alliance
- The Center for Teaching & Learning
- The Institutional Review Board
- Louis and Hortense Rubin Community Fellows Program
- The Broughton Graduate Fellowship
- Find Funding Sources
- Graduate Research Symposium
- Centers of Inquiry
- Special Opportunities
- Faculty
- Student Life Office
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Trans* and Gender Inclusion Policy
- Sage Allies
- Title IX
- What Is Title IX?
- Top 10 Things Students Should Know About Sage’s Title IX Process
- Top 10 Things Employees Should Know About Sage’s Title IX Process
- Students’ Bill of Rights
- Sexual Offense Policies & Procedures
- Faculty and Staff Resources for Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
- Reporting Rights
- Reporting & Confidential Resources
- Campus Climate Executive Summary
- It’s On Us: Sexual Assault Prevention
- Wellness Center
- Bookstores
- Residence Life
- Career Planning
- Resources for Students
- Handshake
- Student Employment
- Video Tips & Webinars
- Parent & Family Guide
- Job Search Guide
- Websites for Specific Majors
- Alumnae & Alumni
- For Employers
- Student Organizations
- Faculty & Staff
- Career Closet
- Sage Engaged
- STEM/Healthcare Career Expo
- Diverse Population Resources
- Office of Career Planning
- Resources for Students (revised)
- Athletics
If you are a resident student, chances are one of the first people you will meet on move-in day will be your RA (Resident Assistant). Your RA is an upper-class student who lives on your hall and is there to answer questions and offer support, guidance and friendship. Your RA is trained in crisis intervention, conflict mediation, basic counseling skills and hall policies and is supervised by an RD (Resident Director), a professional college administrator who also lives on campus in a residence hall.
If you need directions to your first class, have an idea for a hall program or are simply feeling a little homesick, your RA is there for you.
Two Resident Assistants are scheduled on duty each evening and weekend as information resources and for help with medical, security or maintenance concerns. In addition, a trained college employee is available each night to assist in emergency situations. For any emergencies, the Office of Public Safety is also available 24 hours a day at 518-244-3177.
Contacts
Public Safety
518-244-3177
Vice President of Student Life
Patricia Cellemme
518-292-1753
Dean of Students
Stacy Gonzalez
518-244-4557
Director of Student Activities
Diane Angrisano
518-244-2207
General Manager of Dining Services
Paula Presley
518-244-2377