Radiologic Technology: A.A.S.
As a Radiologic Technologist, you’ll be on the cutting edge of scientific progress, working with the latest advances in medical care. You’ll also be a member of a growing profession, as the number of medical imaging examinations performed in the United States increases every year. Opportunities to advance within the field are expanding as well. Whether you consider yourself technically adept or not, you will be comfortable studying radiologic technology. That’s because the field is part science, and part art.
At SUNY Broome, you’ll study anatomy, biology, radiation safety, image analysis, equipment, physics, and more—while mastering the latest imaging technology and computer systems. Beyond the science, you’ll build essential skills in patient care, communication, and teamwork. In clinical rotations, you’ll apply your knowledge hands-on, learning to deliver care that is both precise and compassionate. Radiologic technologists are in demand everywhere, and your career path will be shaped by your own interests and goals. Our program is grounded in SUNY Broome’s core values: student success, academic excellence, equity, diversity, accountability, and innovation—preparing you to thrive in this vital, growing field.
This program prepares you for a career as a Radiologic Technologist—an essential member of the healthcare team who produces diagnostic images using x-ray equipment while providing high-quality patient care.
Graduates often continue their education in exciting specialties such as sonography, nuclear medicine, cardiovascular-interventional techniques, CT, MRI, PET, PET-CT, mammography, bone densitometry, radiation therapy, research, education, PACS administration, or as a Registered Radiologist Assistant.
SUNY Broome’s Radiologic Technology Program is a two-year, 21-month blend of classroom and clinical education. Clinical education is provided in affiliated hospitals and clinicals and is a necessary component of the program. Clinical Education may be some distance from student’s homes, and students are responsible for their own housing and transportation. All clinical affiliations are within a 1-hour drive from campus. The program cannot be pursued on a part time or online basis. The program also includes one summer clinical course and a fully online summer course.
To graduate, students must complete all academic and clinical requirements, earn an associate degree or higher, meet ARRT’s ethics standards, and pass the national registry exam to achieve ARRT certification and New York State licensure. Licensure is required to work as a Radiologic Technologist in New York.
In order to participate in clinical rotations, which are required to graduate from this program, students must submit proof of a current physical and up-to-date required vaccinations, including influenza or declination. There may be additional requirements dependent on clinical sites, including background checks, child abuse clearance, finger printing, and additional specific requirements. Students are required to obtain their own health insurance and arrange their own transportation in order to participate in clinical rotations. Specific instructions about required documentation and deadlines are provided by the Program Director.
Enrolled Radiologic Technology Students
Radiologic Technology Program Grading System
Grading scale for all RAD courses:
93.0 – 100 = A
90.6 – 92.9 = B+
88.3 – 90.5 = B
86.0 – 88.2 = B-
83.0 – 85.9 = C+
80.0 – 82.9 = C
79.9 or below = F
There will be NO curving or rounding up of the grades, i.e. 79.9% is a failing grade!
All General Education courses in the Radiologic Technology Program must be a “C” or higher grade based on the General Education course grading scale.
Clinical Education Requirements
Prior to entrance into clinical education, our Clinical Affiliates, SUNY Broome, and the Radiologic Technology Program require that you have the following:- Meet the pre-requisite for RAD 100: 50 Volunteer/Service Learning Hours requirement (information regarding this requirement is given once student is accepted and advised into the program) or by permission of Department Chairperson.
- Purchase Trajecsys (information given once student is accepted and advised into the program). This is an electronic clinical record system.
- Annual physical examination
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Certificate (CPR)
- Inoculations for a variety of illnesses including MMR and HBV
- Students are responsible for their own transportation to campus and clinical sites. Clinical sites are within an (1) hour drive from the college campus.
- During the last 6 months of the program, students are expected to perform a minimum of 40 hour evening rotation.
- Follow COVID-19 clinic specific requirements (i.e. N-95 fit-tested, hand hygiene training, provide COVID vaccination/booster records (if any), etc.)
Clinical Mammography Policy
The radiography program sponsored by SUNY Broome Community College has revised its 2016 policy, effective March 15, 2022, regarding the placement of students in clinical mammography rotations to observe and/or perform breast imaging.
Under the revised policy, students may request the opportunity to participate in clinical mammography rotations. The program will make every effort to place students in a clinical mammography rotation if requested; however, the program is not in a position to override clinical setting policies that restrict clinical experiences in mammography to students. Students are advised that placement in a mammography rotation is not guaranteed and is at the discretion of a clinical setting.
The change in the program’s policy regarding student clinical rotations in mammography is based on the sound rationale presented in a position statement on student clinical mammography rotations adopted by the Board of Directors of the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) at its April 2016 and October 2021 meetings. The JRCERT position statement is included in the program’s clinical education policy manual and is also available on the JRCERT Web site, www.jrcert.org, Programs & Faculty, Program Resources.
The program is designed for both students planning to enter the workforce immediately, and for those looking to enhance skills and transfer to a four-year college to pursue a bachelor's degree. SUNY Broome has transfer agreements such as with Excelsior University, which provide students with a smooth transition to a four-year institution.
A radiologic technologist may continue their education in areas such as sonography, nuclear medicine, cardiovascular-interventional procedures, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), position emission tomography (PET), Fusion Imaging (PET/CT), Department Administration, PACS Administrator, quality management, bone densitometry, Research, education, Registered Radiologist Assistant, Physician Assistant, and radiation therapy.
| Kimberly B. McLain, Ph.D., RN Associate Vice President and Dean of Health Sciences & Institutional Effectiveness SUNY Broome Community College PO Box 1017 Binghamton, NY 13902 mclainkb@sunybroome.edu 607-778-5024/607-778-5149 | Kristen Yetter M.S., Ed., R.T. (R) (MR) Associate Professor/Chair/Program Director of Radiologic Technology SUNY Broome Community College PO Box 1017 Binghamton, NY 13902 yetterkj@sunybroome.edu 607-778-5630 |
| Erica Austin, R.T. (R) Preceptor, Guthrie Cortland Medical Center 134 Homer Avenue Cortland, New York 13045 EricaS.Austin@guthrie.org 607-756-3801 | Greg Bretz, PA Diagnostic Imaging Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 Gregory.Bretz@nyuhs.org 607-673-6714 |
| Michael Bruce R.R.A., R.T. (R) (MR) Medical Imaging Dept. Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital 169 Riverside Drive Binghamton NY 13905 607-798-5223 | Peter Burghardt, R.T. (R) BS, MBA Senior Director of Operations Bassett Healthcare Network A.O. Fox Hospital Tri-Town Campus 43 Pearl Street West Sidney, NY 13838 peter.burghardt@bassett.org 607-561-7958 |
| Nancy Button R.T. (ARRT) 1 Harding Avenue Binghamton NY 13901 BUTTONNE@sunybroome.edu 607-743-1097 | Mary Collins, R.T. (R) Preceptor, Lourdes Pavilion 501 Reynolds Road Johnson City, NY 13790 Mary.Collins@guthrie.org 607-798-5510 |
| Lori Cornell, R.T. (R) (CT) Manager, Medical Imaging Guthrie Cortland Medical Center 134 Homer Avenue Cortland, New York 13045 Lori.Cornell@Guthrie.org 607-756-3801 | Doug Davison, R.T. (R) Supervisor, Diagnostic Imaging Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 douglas.davison@nyuhs.org 607-763-6520 |
| Carlo DeVincentiis, R.T. (R) Preceptor Binghamton General Hospital/UHS 10-42 Mitchell Avenue Binghamton, New York 13903 carlo.devincentiis@nyuhs.org 607-762-2243 | Amanda Dexheimer, R.T. (R) Preceptor-Bassett Healthcare Network Oneonta Specialty Services (OSS) One Associate Drive Oneonta, New York 13820 amanda.dexheimer@bassett.org 607-433-6327 |
| Marcus Doller, R.T. (R) (CT) Manager, Medical Imaging Chenango Memorial Hospital 179 N. Broad Street Norwich, New York 13815 Marcus.Doller@nyuhs.org 607-337-4140 | Colleen Donahue, M.S., Ed., R.T. (R) (MR) (ARRT) 4622 State Route 38B Newark Valley, N.Y. 13811 donahuekm55@gmail.com 607-239-8038 |
| Julia Doyle, R.T. (R) Supervisor Vestal Imaging 4417 Vestal Parkway East Vestal, New York 13850 Julia.Doyle@nyuhs.org 607-240-2700, Ext. 41089 (external) | Nancy Freer, R.T. (R) (M) (CT) Preceptor, Medical Imaging Chenango Memorial Hospital 179 N. Broad Street Norwich, New York 13815 Nancy.Freer@nyuhs.org 607-337-4149 |
| Kristen Gural, R.T. (R) (CT) Preceptor, Medical Imaging Chenango Memorial Hospital 179 N. Broad Street Norwich, New York 13815 Kristen.Gural@nyuhs.org 607-337-4149 | Andrew Gutierrez, R.T. (R) (CT) (MR) (BD) Preceptor, Medical Imaging A.O. Fox Hospital Tri-Town Campus 43 Pearl Street West Sidney, NY 13838 Radboy8@hotmail.com 607-563-2650 |
| Randy Hayden, R.T. (R) (CT) Preceptor, Medical Imaging A.O. Fox Hospital Tri-Town Campus 43 Pearl Street West Sidney, NY 13838 haydenrandy@yahoo.com 607-563-2650 | Kimberly Herbaugh, R.T. (R) Preceptor, Lourdes Shippers Road Vestal Walk-In 3101 Shippers Road Vestal, NY 13850 Kimberly.Herbaugh@guthrie.org 607-251-2155 |
| Nicholas Homan, R.T. (R) Preceptor, United Health Services (UHS Clinic) 1302 E. Main Street Endicott, New York 14760 Nickolas.Homan@nyuhs.org 607-754-2323 | Sundar Jayaraman, MD Radiologist, Medical Imaging Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 |
| Lynn Johnson, R.T. (R) Director Imaging Bassett Healthcare Network A.O. Fox Hospital One Norton Avenue Oneonta, New York 13820 lynn.johnson@bassett.org 607-547-3663 | Sara Kasper BSRS, R.T. (R) (MR) (VI) Clinical Assistant Manager of Imaging, UHS Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 sara.kasper@nyuhs.org 607-763-6976 |
| Julie Lee, R.T. (R) Preceptor Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 Julie.Lee@nyuhs.org 607-743-7263 | Scott MacNamee, R.R.A., R.T. (R) Medical Imaging Dept. Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital 169 Riverside Drive Binghamton NY 13905 607-798-5223 |
| Julianne Martin, B.S., ACCE, M.A.S.S. Associate Professor, Program Director of PTA SUNY Broome Community College PO Box 1017 Binghamton, NY 13902 martinje@sunybroome.edu 607-778-5329 | Sherri McAndrew, R.T. (R) Preceptor Lourdes Riverside Dr. Orthopedic 240 Riverside Drive Johnson City, New York 13790 Sherri.McAndrew@guthrie.org 607-798-9356 (ext. 213) |
| Anne McCafferty, R.T. (R) (NM) (CT) Supervisor, Diagnostic Imaging Binghamton General Hospital 10-42 Mitchell Avenue Binghamton, New York 13903 Anne_McCafferty@uhs.org 607-762-2243 | Barb Melby Science Teacher Owego Free Academy 1 Sheldon Guile Blvd. Owego, New York 13827 melbyb@oacsd.org 607-687-6230 |
| Amelia Miller, R.T. (R) Preceptor, Medical Imaging Cayuga Medical Center 101 Dates Drive Ithaca, New York 14859 aemiller218@gmail.com 607-274-5012 | Kellie Musa, R.T. (R) Preceptor Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital 169 Riverside Drive Binghamton NY 13905 Kellie.Musa@guthrie.org 607-798-5223 |
| Gemma Pollack, R.T. (R) (CT) Diagnostic and Interventional Services Manager Cayuga Medical Center 101 Dates Drive. Ithaca, New York 14859 gpollack@cayugamed.org 607-274-4515 | Jamie Rapp, R.T. (R) Radiology Director, Medical Imaging Cayuga Medical Center 101 Dates Drive. Ithaca, New York 14859 Jrapp@cayugamed.org 607-274-4515 |
| Mike Reynolds, R.T. (R) (CT) Systems Manager for Imaging Services Cayuga Medical Center 101 Dates Drive. Ithaca, New York 14859 mreynolds@cayugamed.org 607-274-4515 | Taylor Sanderhoff, R.T. (R) (M) Preceptor, Lourdes Pavilion 501 Reynolds Road Johnson City, NY 13790 sanderhofftm@gmail.com 607-798-5510 |
| Edward Santelli, MD Radiologist, Medical Imaging Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center 33-57 Harrison Street Johnson City, New York 13790 | Brianna Sheriff, R.T. (R) Preceptor, Lourdes Orthopedic-Southside 65 Pennsylvania Avenue Binghamton NY 13903 sheriffb21@gmail.com 607-723-5393 |
| Stewart, Adam R.T. (R) (CT) Supervisor Medical Imaging Preceptor, Bassett Healthcare Network A.O. Fox Hospital One Norton Avenue Oneonta, New York 13820 Adam.Stewart@bassett.org 607-431-5059 | Leanna Underwood, R.T. (R) Preceptor, UHS Comprehensive Orthopedic Center 4433 Vestal Parkway East Vestal, New York 13850 Leanna.Underwood@nyuhs.org 607-762-2721 |
| Barbara Valentino, R.T. (R) 1924 Nanticoke Drive Endicott, NY 13760 bvalentino@stny.rr.com 607-785-7203 | Lisa Webster, R.T. (R) (M) (CT) Imaging Supervisor – Foxcare/OSS Bassett Healthcare Network Oneonta Specialty Services One Associate Drive Oneonta, New York 13820 lisa.webster@bassett.org 607-433-6327 |
| Erin Wesh, R.T. (R) Preceptor, UHS Vestal Imaging Department and Walk-in 4417 Vestal Parkway East Vestal, New York 13850 Erin.Wesh@nyuhs.org 607-240-2900 | Brian Wetzel, R.T. (R) (N) Director of Diagnostic Imaging/ Cardiology/ Breast Imaging Lourdes/Ascension 169 Riverside Drive Binghamton NY 13905 Brian.Wetzel@guthrie.org 607-798-6754 |
| Susanne Wolf, R.T. (R) (M) 12 South Morningside Drive Binghamton, NY 13905 Susanne_wolf5@yahoo.com 570-553-2521 | 1 Radiologic Technology Freshmen Student 1 Radiologic Technology Senior Student 1 Radiologic Technology Alumni 1 High School Student |
The Radiologic Technology Program at SUNY Broome Community College is accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).
Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology20 North Wacker Drive, Suite 2850
Chicago, IL 60606-3182
Phone: 312-704-5300
Email: mail@jrcert.org
The program’s current accreditation award is 8 years. View the General program accreditation information and the current accreditation award letter.
The Program’s Effectiveness Data is published on the JRCERT website and the program’s website.
Allegations and Grievance Procedures
Any individual associated with the program has the right to submit allegations against a JRCERT-accredited program if there is reason to believe that the program has acted contrary to JRCERT accreditation standards and/or policies.
Contacting JRCERT should not be a step in the formal college or program grievance policy/procedure. The individual must first attempt to resolve the complaint directly with college or program officials. If the concerns have not been properly addressed, the individual may submit allegations of noncompliance directly to JRCERT.
Licensure and Certification Requirements
- Radiographers must be licensed in New York State through the New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection.
- Radiographers must also be ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) Certified.
NC-SARA Compliance
Effective July 1, 2024, federal regulation requires institutions of higher education to determine whether a Title IV eligible academic program that leads to professional licensure or certification meets educational requirements for licensure/certification in the U.S. State where the institution is located, as well as in U.S. States where distance education students reside, where the program is advertised, and where students intend to be licensed/certified.
The Radiologic Technology A.A.S. program at SUNY Broome Community College is registered by the New York State Education Department and meets the educational requirements for licensure/certification in New York State.
Through good faith efforts to comply with federal regulations, SUNY Broome has determined that the program also meets educational requirements for licensure/certification in the following U.S. State: Pennsylvania.
It is important to note that SUNY Broome Community College is not the licensure/certification authority in these states and cannot assess whether an individual candidate will be issued a license or certificate.
Program Mission Statement
The Radiologic Technology program of SUNY Broome Community College offers an Associate of Applied Science Degree which graduates competent entry-level, registry eligible Radiologic Technologists
The department seeks to provide an educational environment, which enhances critical thinking, problem solving, communication skills and continued professional development.
Program Goals
1.Prepare students to function as competent, entry-level professionals that meet the healthcare needs of the community.2.Students and graduates will demonstrate effective communication.
3.Students & graduates will demonstrate professionalism and pursue professional growth.
4.Students will demonstrate critical thinking skills.
5.The program will continuously monitor ARRT exam pass rates, job placement and student completion rates in compliance with JRCERT accreditation.
Program Goals & Outcomes
Goal 1:
Prepare students to function as competent, entry-level professionals that meet the healthcare needs of the community.Outcomes
1.Students will perform appropriate radiation safety practices.
2.Students will provide appropriate patient care.
3.Students will be able to adequately perform at entry level.
4.Students will position patients to yield diagnostic images.
Goal 2:
Students and graduates will demonstrate effective communication:Outcomes
1.Students will communicate effectively in writing and in speech.
2.Students and graduates will communicate effectively in the clinical setting.
Goal 3:
Students and graduates will demonstrate professionalism and pursue professional growth.Outcomes
1.Students will demonstrate acceptable professional behaviors in clinical practice.
2.Graduates will demonstrate acceptable ethical practices in clinical practice.
3.Graduates will demonstrate a commitment to or evidence of continued learning beyond graduation.
Goal 4:
Students will demonstrate critical thinking skills.Outcomes
1.Students will be able to perform non routine procedures.
2.Students will apply critical thinking skills to clinical applications.
Goal 5:
The program will continuously monitor ARRT exam pass rates, job placement and student completion rates in compliance with JRCERT accreditation.Outcomes
1.Program graduates will maintain ARRT exam pass rate that meets the JRCERT “Standards”.
2.Program completion rate will meet JRCERT “Standards”.
3.Job placement of program graduates will meet the percentage and timeframes required by JRCERT “Standards”.
The SUNY Broome Radiologic Technology Program Effectiveness data displays our pride in both our students and graduates.
In addition to the goals and student learning outcomes listed elsewhere on this site, the performance of the program is reflected through program effectiveness data as defined by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT). Their address is: 20 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 2850, Chicago, IL 60606-3182, 312-704-5300.
Program effectiveness data includes the program completion rate, credentialing examination pass rate, and job placement rate. Explanations of these measures and program data that correspond with the annual report submitted to the JRCERT are noted below. This information can also be obtained at JRCERT Program Effectiveness Data. Questions about program effectiveness data should be directed to the Radiologic Technology Department Chairperson.
Program Effectiveness Data
The following is the most current program effectiveness data. Our programmatic accreditation agency, the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT), defines and publishes this information. Program Effectiveness Data is published on the JRCERT website and the explanations of these measures can be found on JRCERT Website.
Credentialing Examination
The number of students who pass, on the first attempt, the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification examination, or an unrestricted state licensing examination, compared with the number of graduates who take the examination within six months of graduation. The five-year average benchmark established by the JRCERT is 75%.
| Credentialing Examination Rate | Number passed on 1st attempt divided by number attempted within 6 months of graduation |
| Year | Results |
| Year 1 - 2020 | 20 of 22 - 91% |
| Year 2 - 2021 | 16 of 22 - 73% |
| Year 3 - 2022 | 12 of 18 - 67% |
| Year 4 - 2023 | 17 of 22 - 77% |
| Year 5 - 2024 | 16 of 18 - 89% |
| Program 5-Year Average | 81 of 102 - 79% |
Job Placement
The number of graduates employed in the radiologic sciences compared to the number of graduates actively seeking employment in the radiologic sciences. In order to understand why the numbers of graduates employed may differ from the number of graduates, JRCERT has defined not actively seeking employment as: 1) graduate fails to communicate with program officials regarding employment status after multiple attempts, 2) graduate is unwilling to seek employment that requires relocation, 3) graduate is unwilling to accept employment, for example, due to salary or hours, 4) graduate is on active military duty, and/or 5) graduate is continuing education. The five-year average benchmark established by the JRCERT is 75%.
| Job Placement Rate | Number employed divided by number actively seeking employment within 12 months of graduation |
| Year | Results |
| Year 1 - 2020 | 16 of 16 - 100% |
| Year 2 - 2021 | 19 of 19 - 100% |
| Year 3 - 2022 | 13 of 18 - 72% |
| Year 4 - 2023 | 18 of 21 - 86% |
| Year 5 - 2024 | 17 of 17 - 100% |
| Program 5-Year Average | 83 of 91 - 91% |
Program Completion
The number of students who complete the program within the stated program length. The annual benchmark established by the program is 75%.
| Program Completion Rate | Number graduated divided by number started the program |
| Year - 2024 | 18 of 21 |
| Annual Completion Rate | 86% |
Contact Information
Radiologic Technology Department
Kristen Yetter, Chair
Office: Decker Hall, Room 217D
Telephone: 607-778-5630
E-mail: yetterkj@sunybroome.edu
- Help in lifting patients
- Lift, move, and push heavy equipment
- Hear faint sounds from a distance of 15 feet
- React quickly to emergency situations
- Determine differences in gradual changes in blacks, grays, and whites for purposes of judging images for technical and diagnostic quality
- Communicating orally and in writing instructions and directions to patients and other healthcare personnel
- Manual dexterity, good motor skills, eye/hand coordination skills, and sensory function in at least one upper limb
- Dexterity of the fine motor skills
- Relate to colleagues, staff, and patients with honesty, integrity, non-discrimination, self-sacrifice, and dedication
Approximate Program Costs and Fees During the 2-Year Program
| Expense | Approximate Cost |
|---|---|
| ARRT Exam Application Fee | +/- $225.00 |
| New York State License Application Fee | +/- $120.00 |
| RAD Kit (2-Sets Of Lead Markers w/initials and ID, Name Badge Reel) | +/- $60.00 |
| Textbook Bundles (Freshmen Yr. + Senior Yr.) / Corectec Review / ASRT Student Membership | +/- $1150.00 |
| Clover Learning Rad Tech Boot Camp Software, LMS | +/- $260.00 |
| Trajecsys: Clinical Electronic Record Database | +/- $150.00 |
| 2 Sets of Uniforms (annually) and Shoes | +/- $300.00 |
| CPR (Totally Online Classes are Not Accepted!) | +/- $115.00 |
| 2 Annual Physical Examinations (dependent upon insurance) | +/- $280.00 |
| TB (TST) | +/- $10.00 |
| Annual Flu Shot | +/- $30.00 |
| Hepatitis Immunizations** (Variable Costs) | +/- $150.00 |
| Vaccinations (MMR) | +/- $60.00 |
| Transportation (estimation for 2 years in travel if paying about $50.00/week in gas) | +/- $2900.00 |
|
Radiation Monitoring Devices*** (Lab & Clinical) ($270/1st year, $243/2nd year: fees are based upon rates charged by the dosimetry provider and may change without notice) |
+/- $513.00 |
| Total Approximate Expenses for 2 Years | +/- $6325.00 |
* These fees are in addition to tuition and college fees. For information on college fees, please refer to the college online catalog.
** Hepatitis immunizations may be provided at a lower cost at Broome County Health Department, Front Street, Binghamton, NY.
*** Pregnancy Policy: additional fee charged for required fetal dosimeter badge (1 for clinic and 1 for lab) if individual "Declares Pregnancy".
*** Additional fee charged for replacement if student loses or damages dosimetry monitor.
Revised 7/04, 6/05, 7/06, 3/07, 5/08, 6/09, 6/10, 4/11, 3/12, 3/13, 4/14, 4/16, 4/17, 3/19, 4/20, 4/28/22, 8/23, 7/24; cd; 9/25 kjy
Contact Information
Admissions Office
607-778-5001
admissions@sunybroome.edu
- Kristen Yetter, Chairperson
- Decker Health Science Center, Room 217D
- 607-778-5630
- yetterkj@sunybroome.edu