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Eastern Campus Student Life
Art Gallery
The Lyceum Gallery is located on the first floor of the Montaukett Learning Resource Center. The gallery
features work by local, national and student artists. A listing of the art shows scheduled for 2015-2016 is
available in the Office of Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development, Peconic 122.
Athletics
Suffolk County Community College offers students the opportunity to become involved in various
intercollegiate sports. These are housed primarily on the Ammerman and Michael J. Grant campuses. For
information on how to become involved, contact the Office of Campus Activities and Student Leadership
Development, Peconic 122, or call (631)451-4380 for the Office of Athletics tryout schedules.
Calendar of Events
A calendar of campus and College events is available on the Student Life section of the College Web site.
To access this calendar, go to
http://www.sunysuffolk.edu/Community/Calendar25.asp.
Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development
Peconic 122, (631) 548-2522
The Office of Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development complements the mission of
the College by creating opportunities for student leadership and fostering campus environments that
inspire students to become active members of the campus, the College and the community. Working in
collaboration with faculty and staff, the Office of Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development
offers a wide array of educational, cultural, leadership, social and recreational programs that promotes
student learning and development.
Employer Recruitment/Job Expo
At various times throughout each semester, employers come to the campus to network with potential new
employees. In the past, such employers have included UPS, the Suffolk County Police Department, the New
York State Department of Environmental Conservation, and various resort complexes. Check with Career
Services, in the Student Success Center for more information.
Campus Food Pantry
The Eastern Campus Food Pantry is available to any student who is experiencing food insecurity.
The Food Pantry is supported and maintained by Faculty, Staff, Students, and Student Organizations of
the Eastern Campus Community. A variety of initiatives keep the pantry stocked and fresh throughout the
academic year, led by the Campus Activities Board and community service organizations. Accessing the
Pantry is easy by visiting the Office of Campus Activities & Student Leadership Development in the
Peconic Building, Room 122.
Wellness and Recreational Programs
The Office of Campus Activities and Student Leadership Development strives to promote good health,
fitness and wellness by coordinating a variety of programs on important health issues. Major events include
the annual Wellness Fair, blood drives and programs for National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. Each
academic year a comprehensive wellness program is develop using the Eight Dimensions of Wellness as
the focus. Programming in the areas of Emotional, Environmental, Financial, Intellectual, Occupational,
Physical, Social, and Spiritual Wellness are all offered to students.
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