Campus Auxiliary Services (CAS)

Campus Auxiliary Services (CAS)

Campus Auxiliary Services, known as CAS, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving the SUNY Geneseo campus. We are passionate about Geneseo-the community, the college, and the individuals that make up the campus. We provide several nonacademic services to SUNY Geneseo. While mostly known for our dining program, we also provide catering, the campus bookstore, laundry, vending, ID services, refuse, recycling, student employment, and a host of other services. We take care of the members of the campus community so that they can focus on why they’re here-academics. Settle into your new home at Geneseo and allow CAS to help make the transition as seamless as possible. 

Geneseo University Bookstore

The Geneseo University Bookstore is located in the MacVittie College Union and is the official source for all campus academic textbooks. The bookstore also sells Geneseo merchandise and souvenirs, including class rings, academic attire, and academic supplies. 

CAS Restaurants & Cafes

CAS provides all food service to the college campus. We have a variety of restaurants and cafes including three pay-one-price dining locations spread across campus, Red Jacket on the south side, Mary Jemison on central campus, and Letchworth on the north side of campus. Other retail locations on campus include Jack’s (specialty snacks & beverages), Mary’s (smoothie & deli), Starbucks, Market North, and vending. Starting in Fall 2024, Kishido (sushi) will be available at multiple locations across campus and until 10PM from Market North. CAS also offers Squire Express Delivery, a campus wide delivery service offering pizza, wings, pasta, subs, and more. Two new cafes will also open in Milne Library and in Brodie hall during the 2024-25 academic year! 

Meal Plan

SUNY Geneseo requires all students living on campus to purchase a meal plan. The CAS culinary team is dedicated to creating a delicious and inclusive dining experience by using a variety of fresh, healthy, and locally sourced foods. At the same time our Nutrition & Wellness manager ensures plenty of options for customers with special diets and dietary restrictions. With the freedom the meal plans offer, students can dine at various restaurants and cafes from 7:30 a.m. through 10:00 p.m. We cater to late night cravings with our Easy Meals-24/7 on the go vending machines. All Residential vending is also available 24/7. CAS offers three on-campus unlimited dining meal plans, one block-style meal plan and five meal plans for off-campus students. You can view all meal plan options at geneseo.edu/cas/meal-plans. 

Geneseo ID Card

CAS produces the official College identification card for all students, faculty, and staff. This card acts as your building access card, meal card, and library card, as well as general identification for building security, sporting, and entertainment event purchases and admittance, picking up student payroll checks and more.

The College requires all students to procure and carry a valid SUNY Geneseo identification card. The identification card must be presented or surrendered upon request of a College official, including residence hall staff, University Police, Student and Campus Life staff, CAS staff and affiliates, and students authorized by the College to supervise campus events, activities, and residence halls. 

Failure to present a student identification card upon request by a College official, alteration or falsification of data on a College identification card, creation and/or distribution of falsified identification cards, or using an identification card to impersonate others are violations of College policy and may result in conduct action and/or arrest. 

It is the student’s responsibility to replace the identification card if it is confiscated, stolen, lost, bent, broken, or worn beyond the point of readability by College officials and/or card readers used by the College. Replacement cards may be obtained at the Campus Auxiliary Services office for a fee.

Learn more about ID cards on the CAS website.

Student Employment at CAS

CAS is the largest on-campus employer, with positions available in our restaurants & cafes, Business Office, Human Resources, catering team. Advancement opportunities are available, including management training, that make you eligible for higher-paying roles such as a student supervisor. Students can decide to work as few as two shifts a week or up to 29 hours per week, and can choose shifts based on their class and personal schedule.