HQ Function

The Utica campus functions as the primary site for educational instruction, student support services (admissions, financial aid, library, housing), administrative leadership, and community engagement activities.

Notable Features:

The Utica campus includes modern academic buildings, the Information Technology/Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (IT/STEM) Complex, an aviation center, comprehensive athletic facilities (Jorgensen Athletic Center, turf field), student residence halls, a library, and various specialized labs.

Work Culture:

The work culture at MVCC is characterized by a student-centered approach, collaboration among faculty and staff, a commitment to academic excellence, and active engagement with the local community. It fosters an inclusive and supportive environment for both learning and professional development.

HQ Significance:

The Utica campus is historically significant as the original and largest campus of MVCC. It acts as a major educational resource and an economic driver for the Mohawk Valley, providing pathways to higher education and skilled employment for regional residents.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect MVCC's core values of accessibility, affordability, student success, community partnership, innovation, and academic quality.

Location:

Mohawk Valley Community College primarily serves students from its local region in New York State and across the United States. While its physical campuses are based in Utica and Rome, MVCC engages globally by welcoming international students to its diverse campus community, offering curriculum with global perspectives, and occasionally facilitating study abroad programs. This fosters a culturally enriched learning environment for all students.

Street Address:

1101 Sherman Drive

City:

Utica

State/Province:

New York

Country:

USA