Schenectady County Community College
Located at the “Western Gateway” of Schenectady, N.Y., Schenectady County Community College was officially established in 1967 after a study made by a citizen’s committee showed a need for a community college in the county. Classes began in 1969 in the building that is now known as Elston Hall, the former Van Curler Hotel. Since then the SCCC campus has grown to five buildings, including a multi-purpose building that houses the Begley Library, The SCCC School of Music and the Carl B. Taylor Auditorium, the Center for Science and Technology, the Gateway Building and the Stockade Building. SCCC provides a great diversity of academic and career preparation programs, but is most well known for its superior Culinary Arts and Music departments.
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Special Collections [754]
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Rhythms 2012
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Aerial View Hotel Van Curler
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Final Phases of Elston Hall Addition Construction
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Middle Phases of Elston Hall Addition Construction
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Early Phases of Elston Hall Addition Construction
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Final Phases of Begley Buidling Construction
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Middle Phases of Begley Building Construction
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Early Phases of Begley Building Construction
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Begley Building Ground Breaking Ceremony
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