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CITY CAMPUS ADMISSIONS OFFICE

45 Oak Street building, Room 102 
Buffalo, NY 
Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

PARKING

There are several public parking lots in the vicinity of our City Campus (indicated on the map). Students are welcome to park at Lot A, at North Division and Oak Streets or Lot B at Swan and Michigan Streets.  

The loading dock area is restricted to delivery and campus vehicles only. Handicapped spaces can be found on Swan Street on the south side of our buildings.  

 

OVERVIEW

SUNY Erie’s City Campus is comprised of three buildings in the heart of downtown Buffalo.  

The Old Post Office combines architectural charm with modern functionality, providing classrooms, offices, and collaborative spaces that support student learning.  The building houses SUNY Erie’s President’s Office, Erie Community College Foundation, College Safety, library, and the Minnie Gillette Auditorium on the first floor. The remaining floors are home to the cafeteria, bookstore, child care center, and the E.M. Statler Dining Room, as well as multiple academic programs and student services offices. 

The Joan Bozer Atrium was dedicated in 2024 to honor her historic preservation work and contributions to Buffalo’s park systems. Students frequently enjoy this space to study and socialize between classes, and the atrium serves as an area for student activities and special events.  

Built for the 1993 World University Games, the Burt Flickinger Athletic Center houses an Olympic-sized swimming pool with a movable floor, a 25-meter warm-up pool, three regulation basketball courts, a large 3,000-seat field house, a 1/9-mile rubberized indoor jogging track, an expansive wellness center, Athletic Department offices, and classrooms. Students use this facility for sporting events, team practices, classes, and recreational events.   

The “Flick” is home to SUNY Erie’s men’s basketball, bowling, cross-country, football, ice hockey, soccer, and swimming and diving, as well as women’s basketball, bowling, cheer, cross-country, lacrosse, soccer, softball, volleyball, and swimming and diving. 

The 45 Oak Street Building offers a Student Success Center that streamlines essential student services such as Admissions, Financial Aid, Registration, and Counseling in one location. This building is also home to the Pathways Department, which supports foundational education through college completion. 45 Oak accommodates Nursing, Criminal Justice, Emergency Management, Paralegal, and Radiation Therapy Technology academic programs. 

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North Campus Admissions Office 

6205 Main St., Spring Student Center, Room 206
Williamsville, NY
Monday–Friday, 8 am–4 pm

 

PARKING

Our North Campus offers various designated parking areas to choose from lots 4, 9, 10 and 6 on the map. 

 

OVERVIEW

The oldest of the three campuses, SUNY Erie’s North Campus is a welcoming, dynamic hub for academics and student life. With spacious classrooms, modern facilities and vibrant common areas, it offers an inspiring enrichment experience for learning.  

North Campus sits strategically on the corner of Main Street and Youngs Road in Williamsville and spans approximately 120 acres and nine buildings. 

Gleasner Hall supports learning with administrative offices, including the President’s Office, Academics, ECC Foundation, Human Resources, Payroll, Distance Learning, Workforce Development and Community Education, and the Office of the Provost. Respiratory Care and Humanities program students train and attend classes here. Support services are available to the community at the One-Stop Center. The auditorium has a capacity of approximately 420 people and offers space for events, workshops, and classes.  

Our state-of-the-art STEM Building opened in the 2018 spring semester. The building offers classes and lab experiences for students to explore and excel in biology, chemistry, engineering science, liberal arts/sciences, and physics.  

The Spring Student Center houses the campus bookstore, an updated student lounge, food pantry, Old School Eatery, Statler Sweets and the Statler Erie Room, operated by the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management programs. The building is also home to Financial Aid, Admissions, Bursar, Registrar’s Office, Student Support Center, Student Government, Humanities department, College Safety, and Career Services. This building is a vibrant space for students to gather, unwind, and participate in campus events and activities.  

The School of Dental Hygiene is housed in the Spring Student Center and provides students with hands-on training, expert instruction, and the skills needed through an innovative dental clinic that is open to the community by appointment, to include patient care, oral health services, and dental treatments.  

The Center for Nanotechnology Studies provides approximately 6,100 square feet of learning space, $1.5 million in fabrication and characterization equipment, and New York State’s only community college-hosted clean room for manipulating particles within an advanced manufacturing process. 

Bretschger Hall provides a home to many academic programs in the areas of healthcare, business, engineering, and manufacturing. The Police Academy offers different certificate and degree programs to help individuals stay current in law enforcement skills and trends. B-building now serves as home to the college’s football program and offices.  

Dry Memorial Library provides students with access to computers, books, academic resources, study spaces, and research assistance. Veterans Services and the Student Access support services are located here, and tutoring is available in the English Skills Center and math lab.  

Kittinger Hall is a key, accessible academic building that houses classrooms and academic programs in General Studies, Math, Occupational Therapy, Nursing, Liberal Arts, and Social Science.   

Mary Lou Rath Child Development Center is a licensed childcare facility and provides access to childcare on a first-come, first-served basis for students and staff. It offers developmentally appropriate early childhood education for children from infancy through pre-kindergarten. Registration is required in advance. The center is named in honor of former New York State Senator Mary Lou Rath who played a pivotal role in securing funding and support for its establishment.  

Bell Sports Center houses the Health, Wellness, and Physical Education Studies Department; Athletic Department; and is home to the Kats baseball and softball teams. Construction is underway for the new sports complex to feature soccer and football fields to support student-athletes and enhance the athletic programs.  

 

PARKING

Parking at South Campus: Visitors can park in the parking lot outside the main entrance.

 

OVERVIEW

The new modern campus officially opened in August 2025 and is a vibrant hub of learning and innovation.  With many state-of-the-art classrooms, bright and open study spaces, and welcoming common areas, the campus inspires curiosity and collaboration.  From cutting-edge labs to comfortable lounges, every corner reflects a commitment to academic excellence. Some of the in-demand programs include Communication and Media Arts, Information Technology, and Social Science.  

South Campus is located near Route 219, a short drive from the college's Vehicle Technology Training Center, home to our Automotive Technology programs. The VTTC is designed for hands-on learning and technical excellence.  With modern labs, industry-standard equipment, and expert instructors, it provides students with the skills needed to succeed in today’s workforce.