We are happy to present the artistic talents of 2011 College Experience alumnus Jessica Lewis who created this image of warmer days on a tropical isle! It is a nice feast for the eyes during the middle of winter, to say the least. Jessica is currently taking private art lessons at the Art in Mind…
The College Experience and Living Resources, Inc. proudly present the newest photographs captured by Amy Maiorano who is a 2017 alumnus of the College Experience. Amy has been dabbling in the art of amateur photography and took these images very early in the morning of the snowfall that created a wintry landscape on Monday, January…
The College Experience welcomed back Reed Grontas to the Transitions Program who graduated with the Class of 2019. His mother and the rest of the family was sad to see him leave after this extended Holiday vacation. But they were able to squeeze in one last adventure on his way back home. Reed and his…
Luke Stevens is only eighteen years old is currently a highly successful freshman at the College Experience. Luke was interviewed in the common area of his home, which is as neat as a pin thanks to his housemates diligently following the chore schedule. Luke was born on March 26, 2002 and spent much of his…
Today we are profiling an outstanding College Experience freshman named, Lionel Cameron Santos who prefers to go by the name, “Cam.” Cam is nineteen years old with a birthday on June 27th, 2001. His childhood home prior to coming to the College Experience is South Windsor, Connecticut where he lived with his proud family. His…
The College Experience is quite proud to present the budding photography talents of our 2017 alumnus, Amy Maiorano who is featured in a self-portrait at sunset and captured two photographs of the night sky with a blazing moon on her own. Amy is currently enjoying the Holiday Season with her family and handsome, newborn nephew…
It is an expression as old as time. “The show must go on.” This applies to a pandemic, even if modifications must be made in order to ensure safety precautions are met as thespian talents are allowed to flourish. Our 2018 College Experience alumnus, Nick Williams engaged in his first Zoom performance with his peers…
The College Experience is touched to present this family photograph of our 2019 alumnus, Rachael Rose (left in the green ELF shirt) celebrating Christmas with her sister, Victoria as they dove into the presents on Christmas morning. In the spirit of 2020, things did not go quite as planned and yet the show was still able…
The College Experience is touched to present to you a story about two alumni who fell in love during their time at the College Experience and ended up happily married. Kevin Steitzer and Lindsey Renko-Steitzer now live in an apartment complex in the suburban area of Albany along with a sprawling backyard boasting a few…
Here are some food photos from our recent trip with the Alumni Activities Club to the 110 Grill located in the Crossgates Mall. We took Uber to and from this restaurant ensuring that all safety measures were met. Someday life is going to get back to normal. In the meantime, we will continue to find…
What comes after graduation? Many College Experience students, in fact most, choose to remain in Albany. They maintain friendships with their fellow and former graduates, form romantic partnerships, and some get married.
Through our C2L Program, the College Experience support staff offers dedicated transition support and guidance, helping students in the year after graduation with apartment leases and job placements, and then literally forever after as members of the Living Resources community.
Since 2005, students enrolled in The College Experience have been a welcomed part of a coeducational college community located in Albany, New York. We partner with Russell Sage College, and our students are welcomed members of both Russell Sage’s Albany and Troy campus communities.
Students are offered a practical core curriculum and a wide variety of electives.
Our dorms are beautifully remodeled city residences located just a few blocks from Russell Sage’s Albany campus. Students live together in groups of 3 – 9. Each student has his or her own bedroom and share common living areas. Seniors serve as mentors to freshmen and assist them in many meaningful ways.
