SUNY-New Paltz

PROFILE
Located in the 300 year-old village of New Paltz, the contemporary buildings of the landscaped campus are a fitting contrast to the historic structures of the community and of the farmlands and vineyards beyond. The State University of New York at New Paltz offers a liberal arts education. Founded in 1828, the school aims to prepare the student for the global community. Throughout its history, New Paltz has led the way in the development of significant innovations, not the least of which has been its dedication to providing an international focus to all areas of its curriculum.

EVENTS HELD (Links go to hourly schedules of each event)
Archery; Boxing; Synchronized Swimming; Tennis.

DIRECTIONS
From the north or south take NYS Thruway (I-87) to exit 18. *From Exit 18* turn left at the traffic light after toll booth. Turn left at the third traffic light onto South Manheim Boulevard (Rt. 32 South). Several campus entrances are on the right side of the road, depending on which part of campus you are here to visit. From the northeast/west take the NYS Thruway (I-90) to Albany and then south (I-87) to exit 18.

From the southwest take Route 17 east to Route 17K to NYS Thruway (I-87) north to to exit 18.

From Connecticut take I-84 west to exit 7S. Follow sign for NYS Thruway (I-87). Take Thruway north to exit 18.

From New Jersey take the Garden State Parkway to Route 17 (Exit 163). Proceed 14 miles to NYS Thruway north to exit 18. Alternate route: Via Route 287, go northwest on State Rt. 17 to New York. Take I-287 north to I-87. Go north on I-87 to exit 18. From Mid Hudson Bridge turn right onto Route 9W north. Proceed 2 3/4 miles to traffic light at intersection with Route 299. Turn left onto 299 and proceed approximately six miles to New Paltz. Turn left onto South Manheim Boulevard (Rt. 32 South).

Campus map: http://www.newpaltz.edu/map/