Cortland's top administrator is President Judson H. Taylor. Broome Community College Broome Community College Broome Community College was begun in 1947 with 215 students. It was one of five two-year technical institutes established by the state in collaboration with county governments. The school's first home was a red brick armory on Washington Street. It moved to its present location in the Town of Dickinson in the late 1950s.
All students live off campus.
Some of BCC's major programs are liberal arts, business, health sciences and engineering technologies. BCC's top administrator is President Donald A. Dellow. Practical Bible College Located in Johnson City, the private school is the second-oldest Bible training school in the United States. The school was founded in Johnson City in 1900 and moved to its present site at 400 Riverside Drive in 1911. Graduates are employed as pastors, missionaries and church workers.