Main Building - 101 S. 42nd Street

This building has 6 levels plus a lower level.

The lower level (LL) houses a fully equipped laboratory and classroom for the Radiography and Medical Imaging programs as well as an additional science lab.

The first floor lobby of the Main Building is the hub for the College. The Enrollment Department, Academic Advisors, Registrar, Financial Aid, and Student Accounts are housed in this suite. This location provides centralization of student services and information to students and visitors.  

The second floor of the Main Building houses the Library, Academic Support Services and the Student Success Center. Maintaining the convenient hours of 24-7, the Library provides students with knowledgeable staff and resources necessary to complete projects and conduct research. Room 2003 currently is the J.W. Upright Success Center, which caters to the study, tutoring and counseling needs of students. 

The second floor of the Main Building also houses classrooms and a science lab for the anatomy, physiology, chemistry and biology classes. Just beyond the science lab is a mini Marketplace.

The third floor of the Main Building provides the College with one large classroom and houses the Information Technology department. The third floor also includes the Clarkson College Interactive Learning Center (ILC) offering an Anatomage table for interactive learning.  

The fourth floor of the Main Building houses the Interprofessional Simulation Center, which includes three simulation labs, including an operating room, two classrooms, four patient rooms and a community health space. 

The fifth floor of the main building houses director and faculty offices for Healthcare Leadership and Business, General Education and Health Sciences, and Radiography and Medical Imaging. Additionally, staff for Clinical Compliance, Academic Compliance, and Teaching and Learning are also on this floor.

The sixth floor of the Main Building houses the administrative offices of the President, Vice Presidents, College Finance, Marketing and Communications, Alumni and Development, Compliance and Executive Office Administrator, and Human Resources.

Student Center and Howard Hall Auditorium - 104 S. 41st Street

The first level of the Student Center houses The Landing where refreshments and snacks can be enjoyed, and College-branded logo items are available for purchase. In addition, student resident mailboxes are located on the first level.

The second level is Howard Hall, a multi-purpose room that provides open space for large gatherings and events. The second level is also home to the Clarkson College Testing Center.  

The Student Center connects directly to the Residence Hall.

Residence Hall - 120 S. 41st Street

The residence hall houses our on-campus residents year-round.

The Clarkson Commons and Education Center

This building is connected to the main building through a skywalk. The first floor houses a reception area, Undergraduate and Graduate Nursing directors and faculty offices, and two conference rooms. The second floor has three private study rooms, two large classrooms, and a classroom and study room dedicated to the Nurse Anesthesia program. The director and faculty for the Nurse Anesthesia program also have offices on the second floor, in addition to counseling services and a Center for Teaching and Learning Administrator. A student lactation room is available on the second floor and accessible at all times.

NEW South Building & Welcome Center - 101 S. 42nd Street

The South Building Welcome Center's lower level includes a main reception desk and the Clarkson College Mail Room. The lower level also has director and faculty/staff offices for the 3D Printing and Training Center. 

The South Building 1st floor houses the Professional Development Department, which provides nurse aid, life support, and non-credit classes for the community. This floor also contains classrooms and training spaces, as well as director and staff offices for Professional Development.

Additionally, the South Building's first floor includes the Community and Cultural Engagement Office, which includes a director and staff for Academic Travel Abroad and People and Culture. The Center of Teaching and Learning Innovation Development Administrator is also on this floor.

The second floor of the South Buidling has offices for the director and faculty of the Physical Therapist Assistant Program, as well as classrooms and a PTA Skills Lab.