Utica College Gets $100,000 Grant For Downtown Expansion

Utica College has received a $100,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties.

The grant will help support the college's downtown Utica expansion project.

College officials say the grant is vital in UC's relocation efforts.

“Our faculty and our students are excited about the move and what it means in terms of supporting the growth and development of downtown Utica,” said James Norrie, dean of the School of Business and Justice Studies.

Undergraduate majors including business, accounting and risk management and information assurances will move to the Clark City Center in downtown Utica.

For more information on the Utica College programs being moved downtown, visit www.utica.edu.