The phrase "auxiliary campuses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional campuses that support a main educational institution, often providing specialized programs or services.
Example: "The university has several auxiliary campuses that offer evening classes for working professionals."
Alternatives: "satellite campuses" or "branch campuses".
He hauled them from College Station to an arid auxiliary campus in a town called Junction, putting them through 10 days of grueling drills in temperatures exceeding 110 degrees, making them endure long stretches without rest or water.
Middlebury College operates the Bread Loaf School of English a summer schedule of graduate literature, writing, and theatre courses held on an auxiliary campus in the nearby Green Mountains which culminates in the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference.
"I wanted to contribute to society, and social work can help me help the communities and people where I am from," he said at the university's small auxiliary campus, which houses the fledgling social work department and its 12 faculty members.
Green also worked for two weeks with the UMD campus police as a police auxiliary officer, but did not carry a firearm, according to the Associated Press.
WAER (88.3 FM) is located on the campus of SU, and is an auxiliary service of the school.
Simultaneously during the main symposia, there will be auxiliary events and commissioned public artworks across the Stanford campus and larger San Francisco.
In July, she is to become the auxiliary programs coordinator at Stevens Cooperative School, an independent school with campuses in Hoboken, N.J., and Jersey City.
Members of the Los Altos Auxiliary, through a donation, helped transform a lunch room at Hathaway-Sycamore's El Nido campus into a multimedia lounge for the entertainment of the boys, ages 6 to 18, who receive therapeutic residential care at the campus.
Grapevine also presents each state's higher education appropriation relative to its population and per each $1,000 in personal income (the appropriated totals do not include money spent on campus capital projects, auxiliaries and debt service, and they also exclude federal funds and tuition and fees paid by students).
