Greetings!,

With the fall semester well underway, there is more  transformation occurring on the Spencer Hill campus then just the beautiful foliage. We've had the excitement of watching the construction progress of our new student residence hall.

Double Suite

Once completed, the 84-suite residence includes double and single suites with each suite housing four students. Double suites have a shared living room with two bedrooms, two students per bedroom.

Single Suite

Single suites have a shared living room with four bedrooms, one student per bedroom. When complete, the residence hall will house 322 students. 

Room and Board Rate Schedule:

• $3,100 per student, per semester for a double occupancy room.
•  $3,900 per student, per semester for a single occupancy room.
• $1,150 per student, per semester for a meal plan. Each resident is required to purchase the meal plan which includes 19 meals per week (three meals per day, Monday through Friday, two meals per day on Saturday and Sunday). Meal plan includes $150 in flex funds that may be used to purchase additional food items on-campus.
• $250 security deposit per student regardless of single or double occupancy room.

Follow our progress by visiting the live webcam.

Questions may be directed to (607) 962-9504, via email at mediarelations@corning-cc.edu, or text "HOUSING" to 26-CCC-88910.

CCC Awarded $1 Million

Workforce Grant 

A 30-member consortium of State University of New York community colleges received a $14.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to design, implement, and deliver a strategic approach to job training and education for high-need industries. Corning Community College's portion of the grant, $1,014,530, will provide non-credit welding training in the Southern Tier. While the grant provides CCC with the funding needed for essential equipment and supplies, the College will be looking to secure additional funding for a facility in which to house the program.

Once a facility is secured, CCC anticipates training 300 Trade Adjustment Assistance eligible workers over a three-year period. Local corporate workforce partners have expressed an interest in this welding program including Hardinge Inc. and Hilliard Corporation.

Through the Training and Education in Advanced Manufacturing (T.E.A.M.) Educational Pathways Project, the community college collaborative will provide more than 3,000 of New York's Trade Adjustment Assistance eligible workers and unemployed veterans with the training and education required to find high-quality, high-wage jobs within the advanced manufacturing industry sector.

With access to educational pathways aligned with advanced manufacturing industrial career pathways and third-party certifications, the T.E.A.M. Educational Pathways Project will support credential and degree attainment for participants in two years or less. A statewide process for designing and offering training and education programs will be developed with the intent to replicate the T.E.A.M. model across all community colleges and all academic programs in the applied and occupational sciences, and all industry sectors as part of project sustainability.

For more information, please contact the Office of Media Relations at (607) 962-9504 or email mediarelations@corning-cc.edu.