State University of New York
at Albany
The Mohawk Campus
Changes fon the rbetiuities are:
Swimming: —$.40 per person with 1D card
$.50 for guests
Season tickets are available for
members of the University
Sailing: $.50 per hour per craft during
summer open hour periods
for recreational sailing.
Sailing Club members uti-
The Mohawk Campus is a 284 acre tract
owned by the Faculty-Student Association: The
property is administered by the Student Activities
Office and provides an educational, recrea-
picnicking, volleyball, softball, horseback riding
and swimming in the fall, spring and summer
to tobogganing and skating in the winter. An
olympic-sized pool and adjacent patio-deck area
Community. lize the crafts during the
a fall and spring months.
Horseback $2.50 per person per hour with :
Riding: ID card
$3.50 per guest :
$3.50 per person for group in- Tobogganing: $.50 per hour per toboggan
struction A snack bar, located in the main activities
$4.50 per person for individual
instruction
by reservation only, call 457-6709 or 457-6733
center, offers a standard menu of hamburgers,
hot dogs, french fries, soda, coffee, hot chocolate
and ice cream. This may be available on a cash
tional, cultural and social area for use by mem-
bers of the University Community. This facility
consists of rolling meadows and forrested areas,
which border the historic Erie Canal and scenic
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Mohawk River. A forty acre lagoon, fed by this
river, provides opportunities for boating, canoe-
ing and sailing. :
Activities at the Mohawk Campus range from
provides recreational possibilities during the
warm. months.
Open hour periods for all activities are estab-
lished oh a seasonal basis and published by the
Student Activities Office in the Campus Center.
Staff members living at the Mohawk Campus
provide assistance for members of the University
Community during open hours.
basis during open hour periods or reserved by
groups who wish to be billed for the food. Other
Variations or options of food are possible by
contacting the Student Activities Office.
Boating and $.50 per hour per craft _
Canoeing: $1.00 per day rental to take
off of the property (by res-
eryation only)
The Goodman Place
The Goodman Place is a Faculty-Student As-
sociation property located at The Glen, New
The second floor includes ten bedrooms plus a
bath. This building can accommodate up to 40
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York. This facility contains four living rooms,
“a large kitchen and a bath on the first floor,
persons as an overnight facility at a charge. of
$1.00 per person per night.
tion located on a five acre plot.
It is an ideal area for picnicking and recrea-
The Hudson
River is 100 feet from the house and provides
fine trout fishing, canoeing, wading and scenic
beauty since at this point the river is clean. Dur-
ing the winter months tobogganing has become
a major activity an the property because of the
proximity of a/hill near the house. Many skiing
resorts are located nearby such as Gore Moun-
tain, Hickory Hill,* to mention a few, for the en-
joyment of ski enthusiasts.
Seminars and conferences are finding a focal
Camp Dippihill
Camp Dippikill is located in the heart of the
Adirondacks near Warrensberg, New York, and
is Student Association property. This 700 acre
tract possesses a 20 acre lake in the center,
which is 24 feet at its deepest point and is spring
fed. There is one dwelling on the property which
is an old farmhouse which has been renovated
to facilitate additional use by overnight visitors.
The central section of the house contains a
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lower kitchen and bath and dining room, with .
a second floor containing three bedrooms and
@ bath, The house is rustic in use, since water
and electricity must be provided by a generator.
Heaters provide warmth through a gas system
which also runs two kitchen stoves and a re-
frigerator. The whole building sleeps 30 per-
sons, A sauna was constructed on the lake in
point at Goodman. Student workshops have
been quite successful due to complete isolation
of the group.
Recreational items such as volley balls, soft-
ball equipment, snowshoes, sleeping: bags, cross
country skis, canoes and camping lanterns may
be checked out from the caretaker.
* North Creek, West Mountain, Adirondack Ski Cen-°,
ter, Harvey Mountain, Dynamite Hill, Oak.Mountain, Silver
Bells, Old Forze, Whiteface Mountain (1 hour drive from
Goodman, § miles north of Lake Placid.)
1967 and has been heavily used at all seasons
of the year. Instructions for using the sauna may
be obtained from the Student Activities Office.
Student and faculty use of Camp Dippikill is
steadily increasing. In past years sauna, hiking,
canoeing, camping and boating have been the
most popular activities. The lake possesses a
stable bass population and provides fine fish-
ing opportunities,
Reservations for the Goodman Place, Camp
Dippikill Farmhouse, sauna and camping must
be made with the Student Activities Office. Per-
sons are required to sign in with the caretaker
living at the Goodman Place upon arrival to the
area regardless of what activity they are par-
ticipating in.
MOHAWK CAMPUS
The Mohawk Campus is a 284 acre tract owned by the Faculty-Student Association.
The property is administered by the Campus Center Staff and provides an educational,
recreational, cultural, and social area for use by members of the University Community.
A forty acre lagoon, fed by the Mohawk River, provides opportunities for boating,
canoeing, and sailing.
Activities at the Mohawk Campus range
from picnicking, volleyball, softball, horse-
back riding, and swimming in the fall,
spring, and summer to tobogganing in the
winter. An olympic-sized pool and adjacent
patio-deck area provide fine recreation
during the warm months.
A snack bar, located in the main activities
center, offers a standard menu of ham-
burgers, hot dogs, french fries, soda, coffee,
hot chocolate, and ice cream. This may be
available on a cash basis during open hour
periods or reserved by groups who wish to:
be billed for the food. Other variations or
options of food are possible by contacting
the Campus Center Staff in Room 137 or
phoning 457-7600.
A bus is also available for
group transportation to
Off-Campus Facilities. The
bus runs on a regular sche-
dule during the warm
months and is also available
for group rental throughout
the year.
Bus rental for special
events is as follows:
Round trip to Mohawk
Campus from SUNYA
$30.00
Trips over 30 miles from
Albany
$.50 per mile with a mini-
mum charge of $30.00
Charges For Activities Are:
Swimming: $.50 per person with ID card
-50 per guest
Season tickets are available for mem-
bers of the University Community.
Horseback $3.00 per person per hour with ID
Riding: card
$3.50 per guest per hour
By reservation only -- call 457-7600
Boating &
Canoeing: $.75 per hour per craft
Sailing: During the summer months:
$.25 per hour per craft for tax
card holders
$1.00 per hour per craft for non-tax
card holders and guests.
During the school year sailing is an intercol-
legiate sport and only sailing club members may
use the boats. Membership is open to the student
body.
Tobogganing: $.75 per hour per toboggan
Reservation Use 0-25 people $ 5.00
Of Charette House: 25-100 people 10.00
Rental of the Long House:
On-Campus Groups 0-50 people $25.00
Per Reservation: 50-100 people . 35.00
100 and up 45.00
Off-Campus Groups
Per Reservation: $100.00
Picnicking Group 0-25 people $ 5.00
Reservations: 25-100 people 15.00
100-200 people 20.00
200 and up 30.00
THE GLEN HOUSE
The Glen House is a Faculty-Student
Association property located at The Glen,
New York. This facility contains four living
rooms, a large kitchen and a bath on the
first floor. The second floor includes ten
bedrooms. plus a bath, This building can
accommodate up to 37 persons as an
overnight facility at a charge of $2.00 per
person per night.
Seminars, conferences, and student work-
shops have been quite successful at The
Glen House due to its informal surround-
ings. Recreational items such as volley
balis, softball equipment, snowshoes, sleep-
ing bags, canoes, and camping lanterns may
be checked out from the caretaker,
This is an ideal area for picnicking and
recreation located on a five acre plot. The
Hudson River is 100 feet from the house
and provides fine trout fishing, canoeing,
wading and scenic beauty. During the
winter months skiing is a popular activity
due to the property’s proximity to major
ski areas. Some of these areas are Gore
Mountain, Hickory Hill, North Creek, West
Mountain, Adirondack Ski Center, Harvey
Mountain, Dynamite Hill, Oak Mountain,
Silver Bells, Old Forge, and Whiteface
Mountain.
Camp Dippikill is located in the heart of the Adirondacks near
Warrensburg, New York, and is owned by the Student Associa-
tion, This 748 acre tract possesses a 20 acre lake in the center,
which is 24 feet at its deepest point and is spring fed. There are
two dwellings on the property which are an old farmhouse
which has been renovated to facilitate additional use by
overnight visitors and a log cabin.
Located about % of a mile from the Farmhouse is the Camp
Dippikill Cabin. The two story structure, constructed entirely
of pre-cut Vermont logs, includes a center fireplace, a wood
stove for cooking, and a sleeping loft for about 20 persons.
There is no refrigerator or flush toilet available, There is no car
access to the cabin; a marked trail runs from the rear of the
Farmhouse to the cabin.
For those seeking the rugged outdoor life, there is also a
lean-to located on the Dippikill Lake for the use of campers.
Two canoes and a rowboat are available for use on the lake, and
there is also a sauna bath located on the lake.
The charge per person at the Farmhouse or the Cabin is $1.00
per night. Persons using the facilities should bring their own
bedding materials, food and flashlights.
Reservations for The Glen House, Camp Dippikill Cabin,
Farmhouse, and camping must be made in advance with the
Campus Center Staff in Room 137 (457-7600). Payment must
be made when making the reservation. Cancellations with
refund may be made up to ten days prior to the event.
DIPPIKILL
The Farmhouse is a three-room building located 3% miles
off Route 28 on a dirt road. The three rooms consist of a
living room, a bunk room with a capacity of 20 persons and a
kitchen. The kitchen is completely equipped with pots and
pans, dishes, silverware, soap, steel wool, and paper towels.
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RAIN OR SHINE
FACULTY YOU ARE INVITED
TO
OPEN HOUSE ON MOHAWK CAMPUS: OCTOBER 15, 2-8 p.m.
FAMILY "BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC STYLE"
CHARCOAL AND LIGHTER WILL BE PROVIDED - BRING OWN HAND GRILLS
IF YOU DON'T WANT TO COOK SNACK BAR WILL BE OPENED FEATURING
HAMBURGERS
HOT DOGS
FRENCH FRIES
sobDA (3 KINDS)
ICE CREAM
YOUNGER AND SINGLE FACULTY MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME
RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT WILL BE PROVIDED
PLAY VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL
SOFTBALL SOCCER
HORSESHOES
GO BOATING 25¢ P/HR. |
CANOEING 25¢ P/HR. ™
OR JUST WALKING
ALSO A RECORD PLAYER WILL BE AVAILABLE -- BRING geeoae , ak ote
SPEND A NICE SUNDAY AFTERNOON ON THE MOHAWK CAMPUS
MAP IS ENCLOSED
ANY QUESTIONS CONTACT R. TORRES
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FOOD AND VENDING....
vending machines are available for
your convenience and needs. Food
may also be arranged for groups at
time of reservation through the
University Food Service.
RESERVATION PROCEDURES
AND CHARGES....
to make group reservations for the
Longhouse, the Lodge, the Pool or
Picnic areas, call 371-6941.
Individuals of the University
community and their guests may use
areas on a’space available basis.
Users fees are charged for activity
rentals and group space. FOR
RESERVATIONS AND FURTHER
INFORMATION, CALL: 371-6941.
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS....
summer 9 A.M.-8 P.M.
winter 9 A.M.-5 P.M.
POOL HOURS....
Mon.-Fri. 12 P.M.-8 P.M.
Sat. & Sun. 10 A.M.-8 P.M.
HOW TO REACH MOHAWK CAMPUS. ....
From the South, Travel I-87 to the
Crescent-Vischer’s Ferry Exit 8. Turn
left and proceed past Crescent
Apartments and Otke School. Take
Boyack Road (second left). Proceed
to the end and turn right on Riverview
Road. Mohawk Campus isjust beyond
the Lagoon.
Or, at Exit 8, turn right. Take your
first righton Dunsback Road. Continue
right on Riverview Road and the
Mohawk Campus is just beyond the
Lagoon. Only 17 miles from the
Albany Campus.
MOHAWK CAMPUS
Invites You To
EXPLORE ANOTHER WORLD
Bike or hike in the country
Meet for seminar or class
Sit by the hearth and chat
Paddle, row, or sail
Swim or sun
Picnic or play
Cross Country ski
Toboggan or skate
Party with your friends
Dream by the old Erie Canal
Listen and rediscover nature
Relax and enjoy the season...
A FOUR SEASON EDUCATIONAL
AND RECREATIONAL CENTER....
for use by all members of the
University community for social and
cultural events. 300 acres of rolling
hills and wooded land owned and
operated by the University Auxiliary
Services and yours to use and enjoy.
THE LODGE....
or former. Charette House originally
built in 1831 offers the living room
with its fireplace and two adjoining
rooms to provide adequate space for
seminars, workshops, or just a place
to get away from it all.
THE LONGHOUSE....
is an all-purpose facility and just the
place for your special events,
meetings, seminars, dances, or other
types of activity, whether you are a
group of 25, 50, or 200.
THE LAGOON....
a 40-acre water area fed by the
Mohawk River encourages you to
boat, canoe, or sail from the Mohawk
dock or bask in the sun. Skating and
hockey in season are favorite
activities and the iced lagoon
provides fun forthe end of the toboggan
run off the hill south of the Lodge.
NATURE TRAIL ALONG
HISTORIC ERIE CANAL....
discover nature and history as you
walk the nature trail and bird walk
in site of the Mohawk and along the
historic, abandoned Erie Canal:
THE POOL....
swim or sun in season (June to
September) in the Mohawk Pool.
You'll enjoy its Olympic size and
patio deck, and a view of the
surrounding countryside.
PLAY FIELDS....
are iocated near the Longhouse
where you can enjoy volleyball,
softball, horseshoes, baseball, or
toboganning in season.
PICNIC AREAS....
choose one of several picnic table
areas for your group. All are located
centrally near the Lodge and the
Longhouse. Hibachis and a barbeque
pit are available for your use.
RIVER VIEW ROAD....
offers a designated bicycle route or
an opportunity to jog or stroll along
the countryside.
State University of New York ai Albany
Student Activities-Campus Geater
MEMORANDUM
july 17, 1967
All Student Activities Steff and Colleagues in Student Affairs
FROM: Neil ©. Brown, jr., Director, Campus Center and Direstor
of Student Activities
SUBLECT. Mchawk Campus
" regret te tell you that the recently renovated barn on the Mohawk Campus
was totally destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. The entire structure
was leveled by the disaster and all contents were destroyed. We ere
fortunate that the colonial farmhouse (the Mohawk Activities Center) was
aot damaged by the intense heat except for some minor blistering of the
paint. The cause of the fire is undetermined.
Clean-up activities are beginning thie morning as you are reading thia
document and Mr. Gary Jones and I agree that immediate steps are to
be taken toward the building of a new structure. When the debrie is
cleared within the next two days, we will see more clearly the true
condition of the foundation and concrete floor. By all outside appearances
at this time we assume that the foundation and floor can be used again,
although the Nleor is damaged tc some degree.
the Mohawk Campus will remain open as planned, although the lose of
ig structure will place some limitations on the use of that portion of
che Mohawk Campus.
:t ia ol hope that you and other members of the Unive reity community
, will centinue tc use and enjoy the facilities of the Mohawk Campua during
“the summer,
ALBANY -- STUDENT ACTIVITIES
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
TO: Members of the University Camnunity
FROM: Gary L, Jones, Assistant Director, Campus Center 4 £4.
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Swimming Pcol Fees
Fees for the 1969 inaugural season of the Mohawk Campus Swinming Pool are:
1. Individual admission with SUNYA I.D. Card ..sccesccescceees $ «40
Each member of the University Conmunity is
allowed one guest at this price of 40¢, All
non-family guests must be accampanied by a
member of the University at all times.
2. Guests (more than One) .escccccecccccscccscsccccscecscseces § 650
3. Single student membership ...ccccccsccccccccscccccccssceces 910.00
4, Single faculty-staff membership .....scceccecevccccccescees 915200
5. Faculty-staff family membership ......ccccccscccccccccecces 930.00
6. Single faculty-staff membership plus one guest privilege .. $25.00
7. Student family membership .....ccccccscccccccccccccvesscees 949000
8. Student membership with one guest privilege ....sseeeceeeee $15.00
9. Pool group reservation (per hour, after 7 pm only) ........ $15.00
Please note that these fees apply to the 1969 season only (July 22 - October 15)
and will be adjusted for the 1970 season. Season tickets should be purchased
fron Mr. Jones in Campus Center, roam 130.
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SUABR UNEVeiSiss OF NLW YOaK AT ALBALY
Student Activities Office -~ Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
September 22, 1969
Members of the University Community
Gary L. Jones, Assistant Director, Campus Center H1,2.".
MOHAWK CAMPUS FALL OPEN HOURS
Friday, September 26 to Sunday, November 16, 1969
General Picnicking
Friday 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Boating and Canoeing
($.50 per hour)
Friday 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m,
Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m
Sailing
Friday 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:30 pm.
Sunday 12:90 noon to 4:30 p.m.
All persons (student and faculty) using sailboats must
be members of Sailing Club. Contact Dr. Donald Schmalberger
at 457-3207 or 459-4750 for further membership information.
Horseback Riding
($2.50 per hour with SUNYA I.D. card, $3.50 per hour for guests)
Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Riding is by reservation only. For information and
reservations, Gall Miss Kathy Miller, 457-6709 or 457-6733.
Snack Bar
Friday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Bus
($.25 per person, round trip)
Pick Up Return
Saturday Admin, Circle 12:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Admin. Circle 1:00 p.m. 5:00 pom.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
MEHORANDUM
DATE: March 23, 1970
TO: The University Community
FROM: Frederick A, Cook, Program Coordinator, Mohawk campus LL
SUBJECT: liohawk Campus Shut-down
bue to the Easter vacation recess the Mohawk Campus will be
closed for the weekend of April 3 - 5, 1970.
Normal operating hours will resume on Honday, April 6, 1970.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
HEHORANDUil
DATE: April 15, 1970
TO: Members of the University Community
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FROM: Frederick A, Cook, Program Coordinator, Mohawk Campus ith-
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Spring Open Hours
SNACK BAR
Friday 12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Open hours for horseback riding will begin effective April 18 through June 1, 1970,
Friday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m, - 12:00 noon
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m, - 12:00 noon
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Reservations may be made by contacting Kathy Miller by phone at 457-6733 or in
person at the Campus Center, room 130, All reservations must be made one day in
advance and no later than Friday for the following Saturday or Sunday, Full
payment for all reservations is collected in advance and will not be refunded if
24 hours notice is not given for each cancellation. The rates are as follows:
$2.50 per hour with I.D. card, $3.50 per hour for each guest, 94.50 per hour for
individual riding instructions and $3.50 per hour for group riding instructions.
CANOES
Friday 1:00 p.m. ~ 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m,
Rates for canoe rentals are ».50 per hour with I,D. cards and 31.00 per day for
off-campus use with I.D. cards, For off-campus use of canoes reservations may
be made by contacting Kathy Miller at least 24 hours in advance and no later
than Friday for the following Saturday or Sunday,
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF WEN YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
MEMORAWDUM
DATE: May 15, 1970
TO: Members of the University Community
FROM: Frederick A, Cook, Program Coordinator, Mohawk Campus
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Swimming Pool, 1970 Season
The following is a schedule of hours and a list of fees for the 1970 season for the
Mohawk Campus swimming pool. The costs are based upon an estimate of the individuals
ability to pay, depending on his economic rank in the University. For further infor-
mation concerning these fees or the open hours, please contact me in Campus Center,
room 130, or by phone at 457-6733,
The Mohawk Campus swimming pool will be opening the 1970 season on Saturday, May 16.
The pool will be available for open swimming until May 24 at the following times:
Friday 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m, - 7:00 p.m.
On May 26 our regular summer schedule will begin. The pool will open at 11:00 a.m.
and will close at 7:00 p.m. daily. The pool will be closed on Mondays for the dura-
tion of the season,
Admission and membership fees are as follows:
1. Individual admission with SUNYA I.D. card... eee ee ee ee ee ee $ AMO
Each member of the University Community is allowed one
guest at this price of 40¢. All non-family guests must
be accompanied by a member of the University at all times.
2. Guests (more than one) 2... eee eee ee eee ee ee ee $ 250
3. Single student membership... . ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee eww $15.00
4. Single faculty-staff membership... 6. ee ee ee ee ee ee ee wo 525,00
5. Faculty-staff family membership... 2 2 ee ee ee eevee ae
6. Married faculty-staff couple, no children... ee eee eee eee $40.00
7. Single faculty-staff membership plus one guest privilege .... 22+ $40.00
8. Student family membership... 2 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ww © $30.00
9, Student membership with one guest privilege .. 6 e+ ee ee eee eee $25.00
10. Pool group reservation (per hour after 7 pm only)
20 persons minimum rn ET) ')
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
DATE: May 28, 1970
TO: Members of the University Community
FROM: Frederick A, Cook, Program Coordinator, Mohawk Campus
SUBJECT; Swimming Lesson Schedule
The following is a summary of the 1970 swimming lesson schedule:
classes will be held June 15 through June 26
June 29 through July 10
July 13 through July 24
July 27 through August 7
August 10 through August 21
There will be two instructors teaching on the following schedule:
Instructor #1 - 9:00 am - intermediate Instructor #2 - 9:00 am - swimmers
9:30 am - intermediate 9:30 am - swimmers
10:00 am - beginners 10:00 am - advanced
10:30 am - beginners beginners
10:30 am - beginners
Participation is limited to those above the age of six years. Registration
for each session will be held the week previous to the desired session by
calling Mr. Cook at 457-6733.
Each student will be given a progress’skill sheet to be picked up each day
at the pool before class and given to their instructor to check their daily
progress, Students will be tested for skills on the first day of the session
and placed in the appropriate calibrated group.
The cost for one two-week session of half-hour lessons will be $5.00. One
two-week session of one-hour lessons will be 910.00.
FAC:km
STATE UNIVERSITY OF fIE'' YORK AT ALBANY
TORAH DUL
DATE: June 1, 1970
TO: he University Community
FROIi: Frederick A. Cook, Program Coordinator, Mohawk Campus Fill
SUBJECT: fiohawk Campus Summer Hours 1970
The following are the jiohavk Campus summer hours.
Swimming Pool - Tuesday thru Sunday
11 Ail = 7 PE
Effective May 26, 1979
Horseback riding - Tuesday thru Sunday
10 - 12
1-3
By reservation only Effective fiay 29, 1970
Call 457-¢733
voats and Canoes - Tuesday thru Sunday
12 noon - 5 Pil
Effective June 2, 1970
Snack Sar - Tuesday thru Sunday
11 Ail - 5:30 PM
General Picnicking - Tuesday thru Sunday
V1 Ail - 7 PE
FAC: jm
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities
Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
DATE: August 14, 1970
TO: The University Community
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center ~~ a
and Program Coordinator, Mohawk Campus and Camp Dippikill
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Snack Bar
Effective Tuesday, August 18, the snack bar at the Mohawk Campus
will be open from 12 noon to 5 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm on
weekends.
FAC:sme
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
MOHAWK CAMPUS FALL HOURS
EFFECTIVE Friday, September 4, 1970
THROUGH
November 15, 1979
GENERAL PICNICKING BOATING AND CANOEING
($.50 per hour)
Friday 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Saturday 12:00 noon- as 30 pm 12:00 noon- 4:30 pm
Sunday 12:00 noon- 4:30 pm 12:00 noon- 4:30 pm
SAILING
All persons (student and faculty) using sailboats MUST be members of Sailing Club
and have a club ID card. Contact Dr. Donald Schmalburger at 457-3207 or 459-4750
for further membership information.
Friday 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Saturday 12:00 noon- 4:30 pm
Sunday 12:00 noon- 4:30 pm
HORSEBACK RIDING
($2.50 per hour with SUNYA ID card; $3.50 per hour for guests)
Friday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
SNACK BAR
Friday 12:00 noon - 4:30 pm
Saturday 12:00 noon - 4:30 pn
Sunday 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm
FOR EURIEER INFORMATION REGARDING |QHAIK CAMPUS CONTACT
MR. FREDERICK COOK AT 457-7600.
FAC: sme _.7 744
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Campus Center ~ Student Activities
MEMORANDUM
DATE: March 29, 1971
TO: The University Community
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk compos ff)
and Camp Dippikill)
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Spring Hours
The Mohawk Campus will be open to members of the University Community and their
guests at the following times. These hours will be effective April 16, 1971
through May 21, 1971.
SNACK BAR
Friday 12:00 noon - 5:00 pm
Saturday 12:00 noon = 5:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 noon ~ 5:00 pm
HORSEBACK RIDING
($2.50 per hour)
Friday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am - 12:00 noon
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
BY RESERVATION CALL 457-7600
RAIN CANCELLATION CALL 371-7138
CANOEING
($.50 per hour rental)
Friday 12:00 noon
Saturday 12:00 noon :
Sunday 12:00 noon - 5:00 pm
NOTE: THE SWIMMING POOL WILL OPEN AS SOON AS WRATHFR PERMITS. ANNOUNCEMENTS
WILL BE MADR PRIOR TO THAT DATE.
FAC:smc
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
NEMORANDUM
DATE: May 3, 1971
TO: Members of the University Community 2
ms A
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk Camp GY
and Camp Dippikil1) ge
SUBJECT: Swimming Lessons Program at Mohawk Campus
The Mohawk Campus will be offering a swimming lessons program this summer at the
Mohawk Campus pool. Each two week session will be limited to eight students to
a class. The class will be one hour in duration from 10 am until 11 am. There
will be a charge of $10 per student. The following are the session dates:
July 5 through July 16 Monday through Friday
July 19 through July 30 Monday through Friday
August 2 through August 13 Monday through Friday
A life saving refresher course will also be given during the following period:
July 19 through July 30 6 pm to 7 pm
If you have an interest in this program, please return the following to the
Campus Center, Room 137, Participants must be five (5) years of age or older
to enroll in this program.
NAME OF PARTICIPANT AGE
ADDRESS PHONE
CHECK COURSE DESIRED: ( ) Beginners ( ) Advanced Beginners ( ) Intermediate
Indicate session desired _
SIGNATURE OF STUDENT OR PARENT OF PARTICIPANT
FAC: smc
DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
MEMORANDUM
May 21, 1971
Members of the University Community
Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk Campu:
and Camp Dippikill)
Mohawk Campus Summer Hours
The Mohawk Campus will be open to members of the University Community and their
guests at the following times:
SNACK BAR May 31-June 30 Tuesday-Sunday 12 noon - 4 pm
HORSEBACK RIDING June 8-August 15 Tues day-Sunday 10 am - 12 noon
$3/hr. BY RESERVATION CALL 457-7600; FOR RAIN CANCELLATION CALL 1 pm - 4 pm
371-7138.
SAILBOATS §& CANOES June 8-August 15 Tuesday-Sunday 11 am - 7 pm
($.75/hr. ) Wednesday 11 am - 5 pm
SWIMMING POOL May 31-August 29 Tues day-Sunday 11 am - 7 pm
(¢.50/hr.)
GES L PICNICKING May 31-August 29 Tuesday-Sunday 11 am - 7 pm
ON MONDAYS, THE MOHAWK CAMPUS WILL BE CLOSED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MAY 31 & JULY 5.
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
MEMORANDUM
DATE: June 18, 1971
TO: Members of the University Community
7
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center.
(Mohawk Campus and Camp Dippikill)
SUBJECT: Mohawk Bus Service
Starting on Tuesday, June 29 and every Tuesday through Sunday
thereafter, the following bus service to the Mohawk Campus will
be available:
12:30 pm and 2:30 pm from the Administration Circle
4:15 pm from the Administration Circle
3:15 pm, 5 pm and 7 pm from the Mohawk Campus
There will be no charge to members of the University Community for
this service. This bus service will be in effect until August 13,
1971.
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF N.Y. AT ALBANY --
STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE --
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DIRECTIONS TO MOHAWK ACTIVITIES
CENTER
For further information call
Mr. Gary Jones, Campus Center,
457-6709
Travel time:
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
MEMORANDUM
AUG 27 ‘78
DATE: August 20, 1971
TO: Members of the University Community y
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk Campus. gly ~
and Camp Dippikill)
SUBJECT: Pre-payment for reservations at the Glen House
Due to the frequency of cancelled reservations at the Glen House, it has become
necessary to institute a pre-payment reservation policy. This would enable the
maximum amount of potential for full utilization of this facility.
For future reservations, the following procedures will be in effect:
(1) Payment for each reservation must be made at the time
of the reservation.
(2) If the reservation is cancelled ten (10) days prior to
the reservation date, the amount of money paid will be
refunded.
(3) If the reservation is not used and has not been can-
celled ten (10) days prior to the reservation date, the
money will not be refunded.
(4) Tentative reservations may be made without pre-payment
if payment is received within three (3) days of the
date the reservation was made.
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities--Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
DATE: January 21, 1972
TO: Members of the University Community
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Centery
(Mohawk Campus and Camp Dippikill) é
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Winter Hours--Effective January 22 through
March 15, 1972
The Mohawk Campus will be open to members of the University Community
and their guests at the following times:
Tobogganing Friday to 5 pm
($.75/hour) Saturday to 5 pm
Sunday to 5 pm
Snack Bar Friday to 5 pm
Saturday to 5 pm
Sunday to 5 pm
For group reservations call 457-7600.
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
MEMORANDUM
DATE: February 9, 1972
TO: Members of the University Community oD
‘4
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Cer AML)
(Mohawk Campus and Camp Dippikill)
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Bus
The Mohawk Campus presently has a 25-passenger bus which is available
for rental by University groups. Bus reservations may be made by
contacting the Student Activities Office (457-7600). Charges for bus
rental are as follows:
Round trip to Mohawk Campus from SUNYA $20.00
Each additional trip 10.00
Trips over 30 miles from Albany--$.50
a mile with a minimum charge of . . 20.00
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
DATE: April 10, 1972
TO: Members of the University Community
FROM: Frederick A. Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk campesfl)
and Camp Dippikill)
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Spring Hours
The Mohawk Campus will be open to members of the University Community and their
guests at the following times. These hours will be effective April 14, 1972
through May 14, 1972.
SNACK BAR
Friday 12:30 pm
Saturday 12:00 n
Sunday 12:00 n
HORSEBACK RIDING
$3.00/hour; $3.50/hour/guest
Friday 1:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am
1:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am
RESERVATIONS FOR HORSEBACK RIDING MUST BE MADE IN CAMPUS CENTER 137. FOR RAIN
CANCELLATION CALL 371-7138.
CANOEING
$. 75/hour
Friday 12:00 n - 5:00 pm
Saturday 12:00 n - 5:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 n - 5:00 pm
BUS SERVICE
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Leave Administration Circle Leave Mohawk Campus
12:00 noon 1:30 pm
2:15 pm 3:00 pm
3:45 pm 5:00 pm
NOTE: The swimming pook will open as soon as weather permits. Announcements will
be made prior to that date!
FAC: smi
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office -- Campus Center
MEMORANDUM
DATE: May 9, 1972
TO: Members of the University Community 5
FROM: Frederick A, Cook, Assistant Director, Campus Center (Mohawk Campus IC
and Camp Dippikil1) as
SUBJECT: Mohawk Campus Swimming Pool, 1972 Season
The following is a schedule of hours and a list of fees for the 1972 season for
the Mohawk Campus swimming pool. The costs are based upon an estimate of the
individuals ability to pay, depending on his economic rank in the University.
For further information concerning these fees or the open hours, please call
457-7600,
The Mohawk Campus swimming pool will be opening the 1972 season on Friday,
May 26. The pool will be open seven (7) days a week from Noon to 8 pm,
Admission and membership fees are as follows:
I, Individual admission with SUNYA 1.0, card ..5 62.1716 « «eo 8 «50
(Each member of the University Community is allowed one
guest at this price of 50¢. All non-family guests must
be accompanied by a member of the University at all times.)
Zi Guests: (move than OHS) 4) sissies im sree wa ai ge! Seo its, Se ee .60
So “Single student membersnitp ., 6.0 «as ais = cs e8s sia ee «5 40600.
Ae Sinple facultyestace menbersiip. 404 scones wis ela) elie vee alee) 3) OU. 00
5S, Faculty-staff family membership . .. 4... i ss 5s swe ee es 655,00
6. Married faculty-staff couple, no children. ......6.++s:s4.5++4 2 45.00
7. Single faculty-staff membership plus guest privilege ........ 45.00
8. Student family membership... 1.2... +s ee 2 ese
9. Student membership with one guest privilege...
10. Pool group reservation (per hour after 8 pm only) ......+.-.
FAC:smj
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
May 26 - August 4, 1972
I. BUS SERVICE - Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only - $.30/round trip
Leave Administration Circle Leave Mohawk
11:00 am 2:45 pm
12:00 noon 3:45 pm
2:00 pm 4:45 pm
3:00 pm 7:00 pm
5:00 pm
II. CANOEING - $.75/hour/craft
12 noon to.8 pm Daily
III. HORSEBACK RIDING - $3.00/hour with University I.D.
$3.50/hour - guest (one/person)
Monday through Friday 12 noon to 6 pm
Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 5 pm
IV. SNACK BAR
12 noon to 6 pm 7 days/week
V. SWIMMING POOL - $.50 admission
12 noon to 8 pm Daily
Telephones:
Information and Reservations - 457-7600
Horseback Riding (Reservations/Cancellations) - 371-7138
Mohawk Activities Center - 371-6941
Emergency - 371-5449
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Yes We Have
Free: basketball pingpong
volleyball jarts
softball fishing
football cards
frisbee hiking
badminton darts
horseshoes parking facilities
Not to mention:
Swimming pool $.50 12 Noon to 8 pm daily.
Canoeing $.75/hr./eraft 12-8 daily
row boating $1.00/hy./craft 12-8 daily
horseback riding $3.00/hyr. M-F 11, 1, 2, 3
Sat. & Sun, 10-12, 1-5
Bus Service $.30/round trip
leaves circle 11, 1, 3, 5
leaves Mohawk Campus 2:30, 4:30, 7 pm
Snack bar 12-6 pm daily.
hamburger $2.95
cheeseburger »40
hot dog .30
french fries +25
plus ice cream, candy, ice tea, coffee and soda
at MOHAWK CAMPUS.
For information: Call 371-6941 or 457-6923
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DATE:
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SUBJECT :
STATE UNIVERSITY OF..NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
MEMORANDUM
June 29, 1972
Members of the University Community
(LA
Thomas uittwin, Meotovane Director, Campus Center
Swimming Lessons Program at Mohawk Campus
The Mohawk Campus Staff will be offering a swimming program this
summer at the Mohawk Campus pool. The first session will incorporate
the five Red Cross swimming categories--beginner, advanced beginner,
intermediate, swimmer, and advanced swimmer-and the participants
will be instructed by three qualified Red Cross Water Safety
Instructors. The two week session will begin Monday, July 10th and
will terminate Friday, July 21st. The classes will be 1-1/2 hours
in duration from 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday.
(In case of rain, classes will be held in the Mchawk Campus Long House.
A second session will be offered for junior and senior lifesaving
on the same dates as the swimming session from 6:00 p.m, - 8:00 p.m,
at the pool.
There will be a charge of $10.00 per participant. If you have
an interest in this program, please return the following form to
the Campus Center, Room 137. Participants must be five (5) years
of age or older to enroll in this program.
For further information please call the Mohawk Pool at 371-6142.
This year a "Learn to Paddle" session will be held for those people
interested in canoeing instruction. Lessons will be given at the
Mohawk Campus Lakefront at 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. from July 10th to
July 14th.
Name of Participant age
Address phone
Check desired course: () Beginner ( ) Advanced Beginner
( ) Intermediate ( ) Swimmer ( ) Advanced Swimmer
( ) Junior Lifesaving ( ) Senior Lifesaving
( ) "Learn to Paddle" ( ) July 10 - 14
Signature of participant or
parent of participant if under 18
TW/CB
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
August 5 to September 10, 1972
1. CANOEING - $.75/hour/craft
12 Noon to 8 pm Dally
11. HORSEBACK RIDING - $3.00/nour with University !.D.
$3.50/hour - guest (one/person)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday - 10 am to 12 Noon and 1 pm to 5 pm
111. SNACK BAR
12 Noon to 6 pm (7 days/week)
IV, SWIMMING POOL - $.50 admission All Day - 12 Noon to 8 pm Daily
$.25 from 6:30 to 8 pm Dally (7 days/week)
Telephones:
Information and Reservations - 457-7600
Horseback Riding (Reservatlons/Cancellations) - 457-7600
Mohawk Activities Center - 371-6941
*Bus service may be scheduled by groups on a charter basis. The
cost is $20.00 for a round trip to the Mohawk.
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LABOR DAY SPECIAL
BUS TO THE MOHAWK CAMPUS
Saturday, Sunday
and Monday
September 2, 3, & 4*
Leaves Administration Circle
at 12 noon & 2 pm
Returns from Mohawk Campus
at 3 pm & 6 pm
Facilities Available are
Swimming , Boating, Picnicking, Volleybal]
Horseshoes, Ping Pong, Billiards, Fun
* In case of rain, the Mohawk Bus will be cancelled.
The GYM will be CLOSED this Sa:., Sun.
and Von. (Sept. 2-3-4)
BUT
The Yohawk Campus Pool “ILL @ © OPEN
all thrse days 12n to 8pm.
Bus to the ‘lohawk Campus each day--
Leaves Administration Circle a:
12n and 2pm
Returns from The ‘Yohawk Campus at
3 and 6pm.
The Snack Bar at The Yohawk Ca:npu
will also be open l2n to 6p.
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Canoeing at The ‘ohawk Campis
12n to &pm.
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
September 11 to 30, 1972
I. SWIMMING POOL
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, 12N to 8 pm
$.50 Admission
II, CANOEING
Friday-Saturday-Sunday, 12N to 8 pm
$.75/hour/craft
TIT, SNACK BAR
Friday, 3 pm to 8 pm
Saturday and Sunday 12N to 6 pm
IV. CHARETTE HOUSE
Friday, 3 pm to 12M
Saturday, 12N to 12M
Sunday, 12N to 10 pm
The Charette House features a pleasant
comfortable atmosphere with a large
fireplace. B.Y.0. and enjoy a relaxing
evening at the Charette House. Various
types of games are available. The
Charette House can be reserved for
groups .
State University of New York at Albany
Directions to Mohawk Campus
c1473
Proceed 1/4 mile to
Dunsback Road
Activities Center
For reservations contact:
Reservations Office 7-7600
Campus Center 137
Riverview Road
Wakers Pond
(Lagoon)
KEY
A - Parking Lot
B - Charette House
€ Long House
D - Swimming Pool
E
F
1
- Docks
» G, H - Reservable Picnic Areas
DIRECTIONS FROM SUNYA:
1. Turn right from Fuller Road at first traffic
light after intersection of Washington Avenue
and Fuller Road.
2. Proceed on Rt. 90 to Rt. 87 (Northway)
"North - Saratoga"
3. Exit from Northway at Exit 8 (Vischers!'
Ferry Crescent) - Right turn at exit.
es
4. Take first right at Dimsback Road.
5. Proceed on Dunsback Road to Clam Steam Road.
6. Clam Steam Road over Northway overpass to
Riverview Road and Mohawk Campus Facilities
Exit 8
Vischer's Ferry-
Crescent Dunsback
Road to
Clam Steam
Road
Clam Steam Road
Adirondack Northway -- Route 87 (Proceed to Exit 8)
to Overpass
Exit "North - Saratoga"
(First Right)
THEN TRY CANOEING AT THE MOHAWK CAMPUS:
WEEKENDS . . . FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY,
-12 Noon to 5 om
Cost: &.75/hour/craft
IT'S TIME TO
SWIM
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MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
May 14 to 26, 1973
Announcing the opening of the Mohawk Campus pool!
I. Canoeing
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
12 Noon to 6 pm
$.75/hour/craft
II. Swimming Pool*
Friday - Saturday - Sunday
12 Noon to 6 pm
$.50 Admission
$.75 Guest
*Weather permitting - Please call the Mohawk Campus at 371-6941 if you have
a question on weather.
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
May 27 to August 22, 1973
I. Swimming Pook
12 Noon to 7 pm Daily
$.50 Admission*
$.75 Cucst
TI. Canoeing
12 Noon to 7 pm Daily
$.75/hour/cnagt
Telephones:
Information and Reservations - 457-7600
Mohawk Activities Center - 371-6941
Emergency - 371-6038, 371-6941
Pook - 371-6142
*University 1.0. must be presented.
Guest must be with University member.
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August 22 to September 3
I. Swimming Pool
12 Noon to 6 pm Daily Telephone:
$.75 Admission*
$1.00 Guest 1 Information and Reservations-457-7600
$.50 under 12 years of age Mohawk Activities Center-371-6941
Free - 5 years of age and under? Emergency-371-6038, 371-6941
Pool-371-6142
II. Canoeing
12 Noon to 6 pm Daily
$1.00/hour/craft
September 4 to September 30
Saturday and Sunday only ~- - - 12 Noon to 6 pm.
*University I. D. must be presented.
Guest must be with a University member.
lwhen accompanied by an adult.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office, CC 130
Phone: 457-7600
MOHAWK CAMPUS HOURS
Winter, 1974
SATURDAY - 12 Noon to 6 p.m.
SUNDAY - 12 Noon to 6 p.m.
The Charette House features a pleasant comfortable atmosphere
with a large fireplace. B.Y.0. and enjoy a relaxing evening
at the Charette House. Various types of games are available.
The Charette House and Long House can be reserved for groups.
Tobogganing and ice skating will be available at the Mohawk
Campus this year. :
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MOHAWK CAMPUS
SUMMER 1974 RATES AND HOURS
Swimming Pool
12:00 noon - 7:00 p.m., daily
June 15 - September 7, 1974
A.
C.
General Admission
$.50 - Students, Faculty, Staff § Alumni
(with University I.D. card)
$.60 - Guests (Must be accompanied by a member
of the University commmity bearing a
University I.D. card)
Seasonal Membership
1. Single Student Membership
2. Single Faculty, Staff, Alumi Membership
3. Faculty, Staff, Alumni Family Membership
4. Married Faculty, Staff, Alumni Couple
(no children)
5S. Single Faculty, Staff, Alumni Membership
plus guest privilege
6. Student Family Membership
7. Student Membership with one guest
Group Pool Reservation
(After 7:00 p.m. only)
Canoeing and Boating
June 17 - August 18:
$1.00 per hour per craft
Picnic and Recreational
June 3 - August 18: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Telephones
Information and Reservations - 457-7600
Mohawk Campus Activities Center - 371-6941
Emergency - 371-2217, 371-6941
11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m., daily
$20.00
30.00
55.00
45.00
45.00
35.00
30.00
20.00/hour
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SUMMER 1974 RATES AND HOURS
Swimming Pool 12:00 acon - 7:08 p.m. daily
dune 15 - September %, 1974
A. General Admission
§ 250 - Students, Faculty, Staff § Alumi
(with University I.D. card)
$7.60 - Guests (fst be accompanies by a member
of the University commmity bearing o
University 1,D. card)
B. Seasonal Membership
1. Single student membership
2. Bingle faculty, staff, alumni membership
3. Faculty, staff, alumi family mombership
4, Married faculty, staff, elumi couple
{no children)
5. Single faculty, staff, alumni membership
plus guest privilege
6. Student family membership
7. Student membership with one guest
C. Group Pool Reservation
(After 7:08 p.m. only)
Canosing and Boating
June 3-14, 1974 12:00 noon-5:00 p.m. daily
June 17-August 18: 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. daily
$1.00 per hour per craft
Picnic and Recreational
dime 3 - August 18: 11:00 a.a. - T0olpie:
Telephones
Information and Reservations: 457-7600
Mohawk Campus Activities Center: 371-6941
Rmergency: 371¥2217, 371-6941
$20.00
30.00
$5.00
45.00
45.00
35,08
30.00
20.00/hour
Registration
Registration for classes will be held at the Mohawk campus at the
following times and days. If these times are not convenient please
call the reservations number and we will try to accommodate you.
DATE © TIME : :
may 18 : noon=3 pem
may 25 * noon-3 pem.
june 7 noon-5 p.m.
june 8 noon-5 p.m.
june 15 thru august 3 - every sunday 11:30- noon
CLASS SCHEDULE
GROUP LESSONS
SESSION SECTION TIME DATES
1 A 1:00 June 9 - June 20
4 B 4:00 June 9 - June 20
2 A 4:00 June 23~- July 4
2 B 4:00 June 23- July 4
3 A 1:00 July 5 - July 18
3 B 4:00 July 5 - July 18
4 A 1:00 July 21- August 1
4 B 4:00 July .21+ August 1
5 A 4:00 August 4- August 15
5 B 4:00 August 4- August 15
SEMI - PRIVATE
SESSION SECTION TIME DATES
6 A 9:00 June 14,June 21, June 28, July 5
7 A 9:00 July 12, July19, July 26, August 2
PRIVATE LESSONS
Appointments must be made in advance for any Sunday afternoon from
noon till 6:00 p.m. beginning June 15. . 3
Reservations phone number- evenings 438-8049
SUMMER SAILING SUPERVISOR~INSTRUCTOR . Alex Helfand
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GROUP LESSONS SEMI-PRIVATE DATLY RENTALS* |
suny stupenrs "°° $20.00 ~ $1.50 -
other students“ "$23.00 ~ $1.70"
Faculty & Staff of SUNYA $26.00 — : me" $1.80
Alumni Of SUNYA $26.00 $1.80 °°
General Public $30.00 :
* rental is per hour
life jacket rental - 50¢ per person per day 7
private lessons- $4.00/hour :
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FOOD AND VENDING ....
Vending machines are available for
your convenience and needs. Food may
also be arranged for groups at time
of reservation through the University
Food Service.
RESERVATION PROCEDURES AND CHARGES...
To make group reservations for the
Longhouse, the Lodge, the Pool or
Picnic areas, call 457-7600 or
371-6941. Individuals of the
University community and their guests
may use areas on a space available
basis. Users fees are charged for
activity rentals and group space.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND FURTHER INFOR-
MATION, CALL:
457-7600
371-6941
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371-0039
HOW TO REACH MOHAWK CAMPUS....
From the South, travel 1-87 to the
Crescent-Vischer's Ferry Exit 8. Turn
left and proceed past Crescent Apartments
and Otke School. Take Boyack Road (second
left). Proceed to the end and turn right
on Riverview Road. Mohawk Campus is just
beyond the Lagoon.
Or, at Exit 8, turn Right. Take your first
right on Dunsback Road. Continue right on
Riverview Road and the Mohawk Campus is
just beyond the Lagoon.
MOHAWK CAMPUS
Invites You To
EXPLORE ANOTHER WORLD!
Bike or hike in the country
Meet for seminar or class
Sit by the hearth and chat
Paddle, row, or sail
Swim or sun
Picnic or play
Cross Country ski
Toboggan or skate
Party with your friends
Dream by the old Erie Canal
Listen and rediscover nature
Relax and enjoy the season ...
A FOUR SEASON EDUCATIONAL AND
RECREATIONAL CENTER ....
for use by all members of the
University community for social
and cultural events. 284 acres of
rolling hills and wooded land owned
and operated by the Faculty-Student
Association and yours to use and
enjoy.
THE, LODGES ec.
or former Charette House
originally built in 1831 offers
the living room with its fireplace
and two adjoining rooms to provide
adequate space for seminars, work-
shops, or just a place to get
away from it all.
THE LONGHOUSE....
is an all-purpose facility and just
the place for your special events,
meetings, seminars, dances, or other
types of activity, whether you are a
group of 25, 50, or 200.
THE LAGOON ....
a 40-acre water area fed by the Mohawk
River encourages you to boat, canoe, or
sail from the Mohawk dock or bask in
the sun. Skating and hockey in season
are favorite activities and the iced
lagoon provides fun for the end of the
toboggan run off the hill south of the
Lodge.
NATURE TRAIL ALONG HISTORIC ERIE CANAL
discover nature and history as you walk
the nature trail and bird walk in site
of the Mohawk and along the historic,
abandoned Erie Canal.
THE POOL. ...<).
swim or sun in season (June to
September) in the Mohawk pool. You'll
enjoy its Olympic size and patio
deck, and a view of the surrounding
countryside.
PREAYSELELDS tte.
are located near the Longhouse where
you can enjoy volleyball, softball,
horseshoes, baseball, or toboganning
in season.
PICNIC AREAS ....
choose one of several picnic table
areas for your group. All are
located centrally near the Lodge and
the Longhouse. Hibachis and a
barbeque pit are available for your
use.
RIVER VIEW ROAD ....
offers a designated bicycle route or
an opportunity to jog or stroll along
the countryside.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
Student Activities Office
Campus Center
MOHAWK CAMPUS
The Mohawk Campus is located approximately 20 minutes driving time from
SUNYA. Located on a 284 acre site, the facility features opportunities
for the University community to relax and socialize in an informal and
rustic atmosphere. Activities available Include swimming, boating, canoeing,
horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, picnicking, hiking, hayrides, Ice
skating, tobaggoning, as well as other indoor/outdoor scheduable events.
Reservations for group activities may be made by contacting the Campus
Center Reservations Office in CC 137, telephone 457-7600.
Facility Reservation Rates:
1. Charette House - 10 to 50 people.
$5.00 + $.25 pp - minimum charge for 10 people (plus $2.50 an
hour for events extending beyond open hours).
2. Long House ~ 25 to 150 people.
$20.00 + $.25 pp - minimum charge for 25 people (plus $2.50 an
hour for events extending beyond open hours)
3. Picnicking Reservation - 10 persons and up.
$5.00 + $.25 pp - minimum charge for 10 people (plus $2.50 an
hour for events extending beyond open hours)
4. Bus Chartering-24 passenger bus (or larger, if sufficient notice Is
given)
$6.00 per hour + $.10 per mile-minimum charge for 4 hours + mileage
Please consult the attached map for driving Instructions from the SUNYA
campus to the Mohawk properties.
Hours of operation for the Mohawk Campus are posted in the Campus Center
lobby. This information, as well as the availability of seasonal activities
(e.g. swimming poo!), can be furnished by calling the Campus Center Information
Desk at 457-6923.
fer students, staff, facelly,
alumni and gvests.
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