Two Convenient Locations.
Both Cayuga Community College campuses are easy to reach anywhere in the Northeast. The Auburn Campus is located in the City of Auburn in Cayuga County, a short drive from New York State Thruway Exit 40. The Fulton Campus is located in the City of Fulton in Oswego County.
The Cities of Auburn and Fulton are located in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York.
Learn More: Detailed directions to both campuses are available on our website.
Located at the center of the Auburn Campus, the Advanced Manufacturing Institute is home to the instructional space and equipment that’s essential to Cayuga’s manufacturing programs. The AMI was developed in consultation with local industrial leaders to prepare students with the curriculum and hands-on learning they need for manufacturing careers.
Opened during the 2021-22 academic year, the Cayuga Culinary Institute hosts the College’s Culinary Arts AAS Degree Program. Located at 161 Genesee Street, Auburn, in the Plaza of the Arts, the Center includes classroom space and a state-of-the-art culinary kitchen with individualized cooking suites. Through expert instruction and hands-on experiences, students master food preparation, plate design, cooking techniques, menu design, and safety and sanitation methods.
Cayuga Community College’s Childcare Center is located at 81 Wall Street in Auburn. The Center offers year-round programming for children aged six weeks to 5 years old and serves as the site for the Auburn School District’s Universal Pre-Kindergarten program. The facility offers curriculum-based programming with experienced staff. It is a state-licensed and Quality Star NY-accredited facility.
Cayuga’s baseball, softball, and soccer athletic programs practice and compete at Falcon Park, a multi-purpose turf field in the City of Auburn. The field is also the home of the Auburn Doubledays baseball team.
The Health-Business-Technical (Tech) Building houses IT Services and Support, computer labs, business, criminal justice, science, and technical program classrooms and labs. The Tech Building includes a state-of-the-art 32-track audio recording studio, 16-track remote recording facility, FM radio station, television studio and remote equipment, digital media lab, and production suites.
The James T. Walsh Regional Economic Center/Karpinski Rotunda includes the Cayuga Community College Office of the President, Administrative Services, Human Resources, and the Cayuga County Community College Foundation/Alumni Association.
In addition to the main facilities and resources of the Learning Commons – Library, the Library Building also houses the Learning Commons – Academic Support, the Office of Accessibility Resources, classrooms, and faculty offices.
The Main Building houses most student services offices, including Admissions, Financial Services, Registrar, Health Services, and Centers for Student Engagement and Academic Advisement. The offices of the division chairs and many of the faculty are in the Main Building. The Main Building also houses art studios, chemistry labs, the computer-assisted design (CAD) lab, a geographic information technology lab, a computer lab complex, electronics labs, nursing labs, a piano lab and choral suite, a student recreation room, and the Irene A. Bisgrove Community Theatre.
The Nature Center also includes a mile-long exercise circuit and nature trail with ponds, gardens, and gazebo.
Spartan Hall is home to the Student Center and college bookstore. It also houses classrooms, offices, and courts for basketball, racquetball, and volleyball, a fitness center with an aerobic super circuit, a weight training room, and locker rooms. Spartan Hall fully complies with Title IX and 504 regulations, providing equal facilities for men and women and special access and facilities for persons with disabilities.
The Wellness Center on the Auburn Campus offers dedicated space for students to relax, study, and meet with Cayuga’s dedicated mental health professionals. The Center also houses the Food Pantry, where students can find snacks and meals throughout the day.
Now in its first year, the Workforce Development Center houses College and local agencies who are dedicated to career and employment services for students and community members. It houses Cayuga’s Community Education and Workforce Development Office, offering standard and customized contract training for area employers.
Opened in 2022, the Fulton Campus Advanced Manufacturing Institute houses diverse training equipment and classroom space to support students. The AMI was developed in coordination with regional manufacturing leaders to ensure students have access to proper instruction and experience with equipment they need for a successful career.
Since 1994, Cayuga Community College has provided a gateway to higher education in the Oswego County region. Students can complete requirements for a host of degrees offered entirely at the Fulton Campus, a state-of-the-art facility at 11 River Glen Drive featuring classrooms, labs, student lounge space and event center, and a stunning learning commons at the heart of the campus. The facility enables Cayuga Community College to meet the needs of Oswego County and the surrounding region for years to come.
The Academy was opened in the spring of 2025 and represents a significant partnership between the College and Oswego County. Along with hosting academy classes, the facility will connect students in the College’s Criminal Justice degree program to law enforcement agencies, facilitating their next career steps.
The Wellness Center on the Fulton Campus offers dedicated space for students to relax, study, and meet with Cayuga’s dedicated mental health professionals and representatives from community health agencies. The Center also houses the Food Pantry, where students can find snacks and meals throughout the day.
