Campus Places

Orcutt Student Services Center

The Jack and Llelanie Orcutt Student Services Center (SSC) offers convenient access to all student services functions, including admissions, Student Financial Services, the Registrar's office, academic advising, counseling services, health office and campus security.

Conklin Hall

Welcome to our state-of-the-art residence hall! The 132,000-sq.ft. building houses 467 students in 98 suites of differing configurations. Fully furnished suites, lounges on each floor, a bright atrium, and 24/7 security.

Hudson Hall

On the second and third floors, you can find the Francis U. and Mary F. Ritz Library. Large windows provide a bright, open atmosphere. Hudson Hall also houses classrooms, studios, labs, and the Dr. Mary Louise Van Winkle Professional Teaching Learning Center.

Dutchess Hall

Dutchess Hall houses the Ritz Lounge, the Student Activities office, classrooms and offices for performing arts programs, the bookstore, and the James & Betty Hall Theatre. 

BOOKSTORE

Bowne Hall

Bowne Hall is the oldest building on campus. It was built in 1913, and is the original structure from what used to be the Nettie Bowne Hospital. Bowne has undergone extensive renovations and houses administrative offices, classrooms and conference space.

Center for Business and Industry

CBI provides classroom and laboratory space for the Nursing program. The building also houses two large TV studios and other production facilities. DCC’s Telecommunications and Instructional Media Department and the computer center also are here.

Drumlin Hall

Drumlin Hall, with its panoramic views of the county’s lush landscape, houses the Louis Greenspan cafeteria. Student clubs often present musical performances, poetry readings, dance programs and other events here. The building also houses more intimate dining spaces.

Fitness Center

Falcon Hall contains classrooms, the gym, a dance studio, the Phil Arnold Fitness Center and other activity areas designed for health and physical education instruction. Adjacent to Falcon Hall are tennis courts and baseball and softball fields.

FITNESS CENTER

Taconic Hall

Taconic Hall houses classrooms and laboratories for engineering, architecture and other subjects as well as conference rooms and the College’s two largest lecture halls, which seat just 60 students. It is also home to the June Roush Pierson Lab Nursery School, where each classroom is staffed by an experienced head teacher supervising students from the College’s Early Childhood and Elementary Education program.

LAB NURSERY SCHOOL

Washington Center

The Allyn J. Washington Center for Science and Art houses state-of-the-art science, math, and art classrooms and labs. It’s also home to the Mildred I. Washington Art Gallery that exhibits work by well-known artists and work created by DCC students and faculty.