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Monroe Community College (MCC) is the third largest of thirty community colleges within the State University of New York (SUNY) system. Founded in 1961, with an entering class of 720, MCC currently has an unduplicated headcount of 35,000 students enrolled in credit and non-credit courses. The college ranks among the top one percent of community colleges nationally in terms of number of graduates.
Monroe Community College has four primary instructional locations: Brighton Campus, Damon City Campus, the Applied Technologies Center (Building 23), and the Monroe County Public Safety Training Facility (PSTF).
MCC Campus Master
Plan
Key Master Plan Concepts
The 2008-2013 plan was adopted by the Board of Trustees in December, 2006. The 2008-2013 Master Plan identifies over $70 million in projects to be addressed over the period 2008-2013. The Plan is an expression of the desire of Monroe Community College to actively pursue the goals and objectives of its Strategic Plan, honor its commitments to its community partners, and continue to provide the affordable high-quality education it has become known for. The plan outlines select projects that the College feels most efficiently contribute to its future success:
Short Term Projects
- Building 9 Renovations Phase II
- Downtown Campus Project
- Property Preservation Projects Phase 1
- Property and Technology Preservation Projects Phase 2
- Public Safety Relocation - Building 21
The plan also suggests studies be conducted related to:
- South Parcels Development
- Library Space Analysis
Campus Map
Long Term Concepts
A number of long-range project concepts for consideration by the College in future planning include: North Academic Building/Building 6 Renovation; North Campus Development Zone; Front Arrival; New Front Entry modifications; South Campus Development Zone; Deferred Maintenance Renovations; Phase III Renovations - Bldg. 9.
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