SUNY CPD
The SUNY Center for Professional Development (CPD) supports a wide range of professional development opportunities for academic, technical, & leadership communities across SUNY.
Project Management Fundamentals
Enhance your skills with our Project Management Fundamentals course this summer and fall.
Inclusive Teaching and Learning Certificate Program
Develop new mindsets and strategies for more inclusive and equitable practices in classrooms and other learning environments.
Call for Proposals: SUNY GenEd Conference 2026
Submit your proposal to share innovative ideas, research, and best practices in general education at the 2026 SUNY General Education Conference.
Deque University at SUNY
Access to self-guided online digital accessibility training across all SUNY campuses.
EIT Accessibility Resources
AI Resources
Presentation Best Practices
CPD by the
Numbers
100+
programs hosted annually
15,000+
registrations processed
260+
courses, workshops, webinars and conferences
2,600+
badges issued
730+
proposal submissions designed and managed
250+
certificates awarded
Welcome
Welcome to the SUNY Center for Professional Development (SUNY CPD). The CPD is a vital resource, located within the SUNY System Administration Office of Student Success. SUNY CPD is a resource for the entire SUNY community, providing high quality professional development for faculty, instructional support staff, student support professionals, technical staff, campus leadership and administration.
SUNY CPD programs are grounded in research and best practices and designed to foster new skill development, growth, and innovation. Explore the current program catalog, plan to try a course or two, and reach out if you, your office/department, or institution have specific professional development or training needs.
In the dynamic landscape of higher education, faculty and staff professional development plays a pivotal role in ensuring academic excellence, fostering student success, and driving institutional growth. It is an ongoing process that empowers educators and support staff with the knowledge, skills, and tools needed to adapt to evolving student needs, pedagogies, and technology. The importance of faculty and staff professional development cannot be overstated.
By investing in the growth and skill development of educators and support staff, institutions create a vibrant and responsive learning environment that fosters academic achievement, supports students’ holistic development, and contributes to the advancement of knowledge in society. A commitment to professional development ensures higher education institutions remain at the forefront of innovation and are positioned to meet the challenges of an ever-changing world.
Donna Linderman, Senior Vice Chancellor for Student Success
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M – F8:30am – 4:30pm
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Phone(315) 214-2440
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Emailcpdinfo@suny.edu