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SUNY Empire State College at NYSUT/UFT Paraprofessional Program - Brooklyn
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About SUNY Empire State College at NYSUT/UFT Paraprofessional Program - Brooklyn
SUNY Empire State College at NYSUT/UFT Paraprofessional Program - Brooklyn is an off-campus instructional site associated with SUNY Empire State College, located in Brooklyn, New York. This site operates in partnership with the New York State United Teachers (NYSUT) and United Federation of Teachers (UFT) to provide degree pathways for paraprofessional educators seeking to advance their careers. Enrollment figures, completion rates, and retention rates for this specific site are not reported in available IPEDS data.
No specific programs are formally listed in current IPEDS records for this location. Consistent with the paraprofessional program focus, coursework at this site is likely oriented toward education, liberal arts, and related fields, supporting paraprofessionals working toward teaching credentials or bachelor's degrees.
Brooklyn is a borough of New York City and home to one of the largest concentrations of public school paraprofessionals in the country. This instructional site provides a convenient, union-affiliated pathway for UFT and NYSUT members in Brooklyn to pursue higher education through SUNY Empire State College.
335 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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