HQ Function

The campus served as the primary hub for all academic, administrative, student life, residential, and extracurricular activities of the college.

Notable Features:

The campus was known for its blend of historic Victorian architecture and modern facilities, including the Massry Center for the Arts (featuring the Kathleen McManus Picotte Recital Hall), the Neil Hellman Library, the Thelma P. Lally School of Education, various academic buildings, and multiple residence halls. Its compact, walkable urban campus was a defining characteristic.

Work Culture:

As an educational institution, the work culture (for faculty and staff) was historically characterized by a commitment to student success, academic rigor, and community service, reflecting its founding values. There was a strong sense of community among faculty, staff, and students.

HQ Significance:

The campus was the heart of the institution for over 100 years, educating thousands of students and contributing significantly to the cultural and educational landscape of Albany and the Capital Region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and atmosphere aimed to reflect the college's values of academic excellence, community engagement, personal growth, and service to others.

Location:

While primarily a U.S.-based institution focused on serving its regional community, The College of Saint Rose fostered global perspectives through study abroad programs and by welcoming international students to its Albany campus. It did not operate international branch campuses.

Street Address:

432 Western Avenue

City:

Albany

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA