SUNY Cobleskill Property Control Manual Equipment Sign Out Sheet
Donations to SUNY Cobleskill
Each year the campus accepts in-kind donations. These donations vary and include items such as, but not limited to, live animals and animal supplies, scientific equipment, culinary equipment, and fish and wildlife equipment. In-kind donations become property of SUNY Cobleskill and the State of New York.
Faculty and staff are reminded to contact the SUNY Cobleskill Foundation when approached by an individual or a business who wishes to donate in-kind property to the campus. The Foundation may accept In-Kind donations on behalf of the campus and will be able to guide the faculty/staff member and the donor through the donation process.
In-kind donations with a value of more than $5,000 must be reported to the Facilities Management Department as these assets must be reported on the Property Control database.
If you have any questions, please contact the College Foundation office at 518-255-5524, or email collegefoundation@cobleskill.edu.
Disposition of SUNY Cobleskill Assets
SUNY Cobleskill has a large property control database maintained by our Facilities Management department. Faculty and staff are reminded that all assets regardless of the size, current condition, original cost, or market value is owned or in the custody of SUNY Cobleskill and the State of New York.
Assets will include, and are not limited to, the following: Buildings, fleet vehicles, farm/departmental vehicles, farm equipment, scientific equipment, culinary equipment, fish and wildlife equipment, IT Equipment, athletic equipment, medical equipment, all furniture, live animals, tack, glassware, serving dishes, etc.
If it is found that the assets are extra and no longer needed (surplus), damaged, stolen, or moved to another area, the Facilities Management department must be notified, in order to dispose of the asset in accordance with the disposition of assets policy created by the State of New York.
In no instance should any faculty or staff member, sell, donate, or remove any asset from the campus, as this could be considered theft. Facilities Management conducts an annual audit of all assets. Any assets found missing will be investigated and in the case of theft will be address through the Property Control Manager and the University Police Department.
If you have any questions, please contact Dawn Eakin in Facilities Management, extension 6228.