Being “Special”
Today, we have an awesome entry from Senior College Experience Student Emily Dawson Emily Dawson composed a beautifully written essay on her experiences as a College Experience student and special…
Newbie Navigators
One of the most difficult tasks that many college students encounter when moving to a new city for the first time is learning how to successfully navigate unfamiliar surroundings. I…
Apple Picking Adventures
A group of CEP students had a fantastic time picking apples fresh off the trees at Indian Ladder Farms this past weekend! It was a brisk day – snow flurries…
Meet the Instructor – Michelle Brown
In a series called “Meet the Instructor,” we will introduce you to some of our CEP Instructors throughout the year. We hope you will enjoy learning more about our fantastic…
Hello from Baby Adelaide!
Hope everyone is enjoying their summer break and is excited to begin another year with CEP very soon! Just wanted to give a quick update – baby Adelaide “Addy” Grace…
Favorite CEP Memories
As students prepared to leave for the summer break, we asked students and staff:“What was your favorite CEP memory from this year?” Here are the responses: Abby: I got to…
Summer Adventures and New Beginnings
As we wind down Summer Session II and the students prepare to pack up and move into their new rooms as seniors in the program, or into new apartments as…
Day Trip: Circle B Ranch
On Wednesday during the second week of Summer Session II, six students traveled to Circle B Ranch in Chestertown, NY for a real horseback riding experience! As told by CEP…
Day Trip: Walkway Over the Hudson
During Summer Session II at Saint Rose, students go out on the 2-3 night vacations that their group planned during Summer Session I. When students aren’t out on their vacations, there…
Camelback Resort Trip
There are two different types of vacationers out there – those who are all about seeing and doing as much as possible, and those who are looking for a little relaxation.…
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.