Business Connections: Spotlight on Resources

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Business Connections: Spotlight on Resources
The St. Lawrence County Business Connections Committee is pleased to partner with SUNY Canton for special informational programs and student-led tours of our facilities at the Canino School of Engineering Technology. Join us to learn about programs offered at SUNY Canton and how they can meet your business needs! 

SUNY Canton offers 30 Bachelor’s Degrees, 20 Associate Degrees, and 2 Certificate Programs, along with for-credit and non-credit courses and microcredentials to suit business and industry needs.

Programs in the Canino School for Engineering Technology include:

• Civil and Environmental Engineering Technology (B. Tech)
• Electrical Engineering Technology (A.A.S.; B. Tech)
• Industrial technology Management (B. Tech)
• Information Technology (B. Tech)
• Mechanical Engineering Technology (A.A.S.; B. Tech)
• Automotive Technology (A.A.S.)
• Computer Information Systems (A.A.S.)
• Construction Technology: Management (A.A.S.)
• Engineering Science (A.S)
• General technology (A.A.S.)
• HVAC Engineering Technology (A.A.S.)
• HVAC Trades (A.O.S.)
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
• Electrical Construction & Maintenance (Certificate)

Please note the following:

• Advance registration is required, and space is limited.
• Breakfast will be provided by the Culinary Arts students.
• This is a valuable networking opportunity so make sure to bring your business cards

You'll get the opportunity to see firsthand all that SUNY Canton offers and hear about it directly from the students and staff.

When it comes to training and finding your current and future workforce, SUNY Canton is an exceptional resource we are pleased to introduce to St. Lawrence County businesses.

If you have any questions or need assistance or further information, please contact Laura Pearson at Laura@SLCChamber.org or 315-386-4000, ext. 5.

The St. Lawrence County Business Connections Committee is comprised of representatives from STLC Chamber of Commerce, SLC Industrial Development Agency, New York Power Authority, Small Business Development Corp. & the Workforce Development Board.