Student Impact
These experiences reflect the impact that learning can have on incarcerated students as they pursue a college degree and invest in their futures.
Student Voices
This degree program has given me hope.
When my family told me they received a letter stating that I had made the President's List for academic achievements at the college, I felt a renewed faith in myself and what I could accomplish in life. I strive to be defined as the person I know I can be.
Throughout the day we walk within this facility as incarcerated individuals, but during the hours of our classes, we are enrolled college students, engaged in productive conversation and learning.
DEPARTMENT:
Academic Affairs
LOCATION:
133 Court Street, 2nd floor
Room 201
Phone: 518-562-4110
OFFICE HOURS
STAFF:
Joanna Jackson
Prison Education Program Coordinator
Maggie Courson
Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs
Brigitte Calisti
Administrative Assistant for Academic Affairs
Academic Affairs
LOCATION:
133 Court Street, 2nd floor
Room 201
Phone: 518-562-4110
OFFICE HOURS
STAFF:
Joanna Jackson
Prison Education Program Coordinator
Maggie Courson
Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs
Brigitte Calisti
Administrative Assistant for Academic Affairs