Components: indoor track, field, courts, and training facilities, and Cafe NINE, as well as fitness and recreation for Nazareth students, faculty, staff, alumni (with an Alumni Recreation Club membership). Also a training and competition space for Special Olympic athletes. Fall 2020: Some components and access are restricted due to public health guidelines.
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Effective December 16: The Golisano Training Center indoor turf field, track, and fitness center (and the stadium fitness center) are OPEN.
Winter Break Hours
Regular Building Hours
Special Olympics uses Golisano Training Center for training and events. Nazareth students work with Special Olympics athletes to promote health, great opportunities for students majoring in nursing, public health, physical therapy, speech therapy, social work, art therapy, music therapy, or occupational therapy degrees, as well as pre‐medical and pre‐dental minors and those pursuing Nazareth's unique Interdisciplinary Specialty Program in Autism (I‐SPAN).
The facility was specifically designed to be inclusive. Its design was featured in a University Business article.