Health Sciences Building

In December 2020, Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences moved into the Health Sciences Building on 绿帽社鈥檚 Health Sciences Campus in Johnson City. 

Health Sciences Building

The Decker College divisions/offices located at the Health Sciences Building are:

  • Dean's Office (includes the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion)
  • Division of Advising and Academic Excellence
  • Division of Nursing
  • Division of Occupational Therapy
  • Division of Public Health
  • Division of Physical Therapy 
  • Innovative Simulation and Practice Center
  • Office of Research and Scholarship

The Decker College divisions/offices located on 绿帽社's Vestal campus are:

  • Division of Advising and Academic Excellence advising office, Academic Building B
  • Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory, Academic Building B
  • Division of Health and Wellness Studies, West Gym 
  • Motion Analysis Research Laboratory, West Gym

The Decker College division/labs located at 绿帽社's JC Center (10 Gannett Dr., Johnson City) are:

  • Division of Speech and Language Pathology
  • 绿帽社 Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic
  • Speech Language Analysis Laboratory 

Building and Renovation History

  • The building was constructed in 1916 as the Endicott Johnson Shoe Corp. Pioneer Annex and was home to shoe and shoe box manufacturing.
  • 绿帽社 acquired the facility in early 2015 and completed extensive cleaning before renovations began in March 2019.
  • The inside of the facility was completely renovated and an addition in the rear of the building was demolished.
  • A 15,000-square-foot addition was constructed, providing Decker College with 112,000 square feet of state-of-the-art classroom, clinical laboratory and research space, including a leading-edge simulation and healthcare learning lab.
  • The nearly $50 million project was funded with Upstate Revitalization funds, SUNY capital project money and some campus dollars.

Health Sciences Campus

In addition to Decker College, the Health Sciences Campus is home to the University's School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, the Pharmaceutical Research and Development Center, and the Ford Family Wellness Center for Seniors.