This year CSTEP will conduct a food drive in order to provide food for members of the Syracuse community. There are drop-off boxes located in all Syracuse University dining halls on north campus as well as food courts in Kimmel, Schine, and Goldstein dining hall on South Campus. The food drive will benefit the Catholic Charities of Syracuse, a non-profit organization that provides food to families right around the Syracuse University area. For more information contact CSTEP at CSTEP@syr.edu or call (315) 443-2622.
The Collegiate Science and Technology Program (CSTEP) is an academic enrichment program aimed at students from various backgrounds. It is designed to foster academic success in preparing students for professional licensure or careers in the fields of science, technology, architecture, law, business, engineering, education, and other health-related fields.
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