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Issue Number 20 • Tuesday, July 5, 2011 |
Campus ChampionChristopher Tucker, the College’s property services manager, seemingly tracks every last thing on campus. For the last two years, he also tracked people. As SUNY Cortland’s team leader in the J.P. Morgan Chase Corporate Challenge – a workforce health initiative held in dozens of cities – he and five colleagues coordinated the logistics of t-shirt choice, bus shuttle, hospitality tent and race registration for 89 coworkers running in the June 21 event in Syracuse, “When I first started training for the 2007 Corporate Challenge, I never thought I would, or even could, run a marathon,” Tucker said. In November, he will run his fifth, the ING New York City Marathon. Wednesday, July 6Summer Session II Begins: Runs through Tuesday, Aug. 9. Friday, July 15Alumni Reunion 2011: Activities throughout the day. Registration and information in Old Main Fowler ’52 Grand Entrance Hall, 1-10 p.m. Saturday, July 16Alumni Reunion 2011: Activities throughout the day. Registration and information in Old Main Fowler ’52 Grand Entrance Hall, 8 a.m.-noon and 2-6 p.m. Sunday, July 17Alumni Reunion 2011: Farewell Breakfast, Alumni House, 9-11 a.m. |
Jets Training Camp in Cortland PostponedThe New York Jets today will not hold summer training camp at SUNY Cortland this year because of time constraints caused by the ongoing NFL contract dispute. read more Conference Aims to Help Cash-Strapped SchoolsThe Francis J. Cheney Educational Issues Conference will discuss staff development. read more Capture the MomentWesley Waller, right, of West Windsor, N.Y., and Dale White of Syracuse, N.Y., employees of Forno Enterprises, work on a third-floor window of the Miller Building. The building, home to SUNY Cortland’s administrative offices, is empty while undergoing a two-part summer renovation that includes window replacement and a heating/ventilation/air conditioning installation project. Offices are scheduled to reopen in mid-July while heating and ventilation work continue through the summer. In Other NewsTop College Official To Lead Statewide GroupStudents Receive Study Abroad ScholarshipsAthletic Program Ranked Among Top 20 in USALacrosse Player Named Capital One All AmericanThree students win scholar-athlete awardsClassified Staff Recognized for Years of ServiceFall Opening Meeting Set Suggest a feature story
People on the MoveAssociate Provost Nancy Aumann RetiresMary Schlarb Directs International ProgramsSharon Steadman Named Acting Director of the Clark CenterChristie Zwahlen Named to Civic Engagement PostFaculty/Staff Activities Submit your faculty/staff activity
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