Current Student Information

Students currently enrolled in the College of Community and Public Affairs can find information here
throughout the school year.

Students enrolled in the College of Community and Public Affairs, Binghamton University, must adhere to the academic policies and procedures of the University, the College, and its programs. For specific information on policies and procedures visit the following:

• CCPA Bylaws
• CCPA Ethics and Integrity Policies and Procedures
• Binghamton University Bulletin
  - Undergraduate Students
  - Graduate Students

 The CCPA Student Handbook is a valuable resource for those new to the School and the University Downtown Center.

• CCPA 2012-2013 Student Handbook (links to .pdf, 563kb)

Scholarships

The College of Community and Public Affairs has several scholarships available for its students.  Information and application materials can be found by clicking below.

• 2013-2014 Student Scholarships

CCPA Student Organizations

The College of Community and Public Affairs recognizes and values the efforts of its students and supports the work of its student organizations.

Human Development Association (HDA)

President: Jamie Loren
Vice President: Julia Basciera

MPA Graduate Student Organization (MPA GSO)

President: George E. Hadjiconstantinou

MSW Graduate Student Organization (MSW GSO)

President: Harlee Pratt
Vice President: Meggan Bush

SAA Graduate Student Organization (SAA GSO)

President: Sean P. Terry
Vice President:  Zachary DuBord

Catalysts for Intellectual Capital 2020 (CIC2020)

CCPA is pleased to be a sponsor for CIC2020, a student-run organization at Binghamton University whose mission is to:

1. Bridge the gap between the local community and Binghamton University
2. Familiarize students with opportunities in the Greater Binghamton area
3. Assess and develop ways to expand career opportunities and encourage young professionals to remain in the greater Binghamton area
4. Provide a forum for discussion about economic progress
5. Enhance community and university partnerships

Dr. Diane Crews, Lecturer, Department of Human Development, has served as the program's faculty advisor since its inception.