Grant Opportunities

SUNY Delhi utilizes various databases and resources to identify and track available funding opportunities from private, state and federal government sources.

  • Federal Resources through the Grants.gov website
  • State Resources through NYSED and various SUNY competitions
  • Private resources through the Foundation Center's prospect database and upon invitation

For an in-person tutorial for an individual or group, contact Ellen Liberatori at liberaem@delhi.edu to schedule a time.

SUNY Delhi through its fiscal agent, the Research Foundation for SUNY has submitted requests to the Senate Congressional Discretionary Fund and the House Community Project Fund. If enacted through the appropriations process, these projects would also be submitted to HUD-EDI and Department of Education where they would be administered. 

Priority 1:

SUNY Delhi: Electrical Controls and Automation Program

$4,740,450.00 which includes hard and soft cost for a brick-and- mortar renovation project. The total costs of the project with an additional $338, 654 is $5,079,104 SUNY Delhi's Electrical Controls & Automation program addresses workforce demand for skilled technicians in automation and electrical systems. Converting a vacant 21,000‑sq‑ft space into labs and classrooms, the project builds a local workforce and revitalizes infrastructure.

Priority 2:

SUNY Delhi Workforce Development Training for Advanced Electrical Controls and Automation

$338,654 Supports the Instructional and curriculum design, faculty costs. SUNY Delhi’s workforce development program prepares low-and-moderate income constituents for high‑demand, industry‑aligned fields vital to regional growth. Funding will expand electrical controls automation training with updated curriculum, instruction, and labs so adult learners, dislocated workers, and high‑school graduates gain competencies that meet employer needs.

Priority 3:

Hands-On Training portion for the Electric Technology Center (HOT ElectricTechCntr) – Delaware County Electric Cooperative

$2,346,000 with a total project cost of $21,855,000 Empowering the Southern Tier: Hands-On-Training center for Utility Workforce Excellence. The Hands-on-Training Electric Technology Center (HOT ElectricTechCntr), a facility building project, to bolster SUNY Delhi's Electrical Construction and Utility Operations program with more space to accommodate urgent workforce development demand.

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