FSA Administration

The Faculty Student Association's office is located in Room 4-004 in the McVean building. The administrative staff provides accounting, payroll and clerical support to the association.

Questions and comments regarding administrative issues can be directed to:

Executive Director

(315)786-2353 (Phone)

(315)788-2123 (Fax)

Office Hours

The FSA office operates from Monday - Thursday from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday’s from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Hours may vary during the summer and school breaks.

SUNYCARD Hours

The SUNYCard office is open Monday through Friday from Monday - Thursday from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday’s from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM during the academic year. Expanded and evening hours are offered at the beginning of each semester and as needed for special sessions.

The SUNYCard office is located in the Faculty Student Association office (Room 4-004).

SUNY Card is a universal card which functions as a photo identification card and provides access to the Melvil  Dewey Library, the computer lab, the fitness center, student loans, financial aid and student discounts.  The card is also used for the purchase of discount meal plans and Cannon Cash, a convenient student debit account accepted at locations throughout the college campus.

Board of Directors

The Faculty Student Association is managed under the direction of an active board of directors. The board consists of 12 members that represent all of the constituencies on campus.

Committee’s include: 2012/13, Finance, Personnel,  Continuous Quality Improvement

Grants

The Faculty Student Association offers grants to individuals and groups on campus for programs and projects that will benefit the campus community. Guidelines for the grant program are as follows:

All proposals must be typed and submitted on an FSA Grant form. The form can be found in the FSA office (4-004).

Individuals or groups making a request must show that they have sought funding elsewhere, show a detail of expenses, and provide evidence of benefit to the College community.

Individual students requesting grants must be in good academic standing with a minimum grade point average of 2.0.

Applicants for grant funding will be required to make a presentation to the FSA Board of Directors in support of their grant request.

Grant applications will be considered on a rolling basis. In general, grant applications received after March 15 will not be considered until the following year. 

The Faculty-Student Association is a not-for-profit organization that provides ancillary services in support of the mission of Jefferson Community College.