Creating a community where everyone belongs, everyone thrives, and everyone succeeds.
As a community of educators, the Division of Student and Campus Life cultivates a sense of
belonging and well-being that encourages student engagement. We work to advance
diversity, equity, and inclusion while supporting a community that fosters kindness,
curiosity, sustainability, and service to society.
Geneseo offers a vibrant student and campus life environment through copious opportunities for student engagement. Our students are involved in award-winning leadership development and community service programs, nationally competitive intercollegiate teams, and more than 200 student-led organizations.
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Career Development
54% of graduates completed internships
3,846 internships available through Geneseo's Dept. of Career Development
41% of graduating seniors undertook a research project
69.6% of Geneseo faculty reported having worked with undergraduates on research
Health and Counseling
Geneseo's Department of Student Health and Counseling has been designated a "Medical Home" by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Centers (AAAHC). Of the nearly 4,000 higher education institutions in the U.S., only 17 have achieved Medical Home accreditation, considered by the AAAHC as the highest achievement for primary care. ⚕️
Athletics and Recreation
In the 2018-19 academic year, 18 of our 20 intercollegiate athletic teams qualified for postseason play, with 10 earning SUNYAC Championships.
Eleven teams competed in NCAA Championships.
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