Connect with the Campus
What does SUNY Cortland mean to members of the community?
It means having a safe and comfortable environment where you can run, or walk or swim.
It means being able to go enjoy a play, or a concert, or a dance performance or an art exhibit.
It means having a place to take your kids on a drizzly Saturday afternoon (we recommend the Children’s Museum).
It means signing up for a class, taking part in a health program or cheering on our championship sports teams.
In other words, SUNY Cortland puts a lot of opportunities right in your backyard, and we encourage you to take advantage of them.
So if you think of a college as set apart from the people and places around it, think again. SUNY Cortland is in the community and for the community. Come visit us and explore all we have to offer.
College-Community Appreciation Awards
Each year we honor citizens who have been active in support of SUNY Cortland with our College-Community Appreciation Awards. Twenty-seven recipients have been honored with the award since its inception in 1985.
News
- Writing Program Invites Competitive Applicants May 15, 2012
- Lynn Anderson Promoted for Distinguished Service May 14, 2012
- Student Officers Present First Holland Scholarship May 08, 2012
- Association Names Three Distinguished Alumni May 08, 2012
- Alumna to Present Artist Talk May 10 May 08, 2012
Events
- Memorial Day May 28, 2012 12:00:AM
- Independence Day July 04, 2012 12:00:AM
- Labor Day September 03, 2012 12:00:AM
- Columbus Day October 08, 2012 12:00:AM
- Election Day November 06, 2012 12:00:AM
How We Contribute to the Community
Our students are active in the community as interns with local businesses and student teachers in area schools. They also devote thousands of hours of community service through projects sponsored by the College’s Institute for Civic Engagement and its Main Street SUNY Cortland initiative.
Our service-learning programs improve the community while helping students learn important lessons about civic responsibility. Initiatives such as these are why SUNY Cortland was named to the 2008 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
SUNY Cortland has a significant impact on the local economy. For more information view the links below.
Accolades
We're proud of our national recognition. Check out our accomplishments.
SUNY Cortland Employment
With more than 1,400 employees, SUNY Cortland is the leading employer in the City of Cortland and the County of Cortland, and we’re also one of the most desirable places to work in the area.
Read More About SUNY Cortland EmploymentLynne Parks ’68 SUNY Cortland Alumni House
Formerly the home of Cortland’s Wickwire family, the historic Alumni House now serves as the center for our Alumni Association and special events. The facility is also open to the public for weddings, business retreats and parties or elegant bed-and-breakfast weekend getaways.
Read More About Lynne Parks ’68 SUNY Cortland Alumni HouseGet Involved
Interested in volunteering for events on campus? Want to work at the New York Jets Summer Training Camp? We'd be happy to have you join us.
Read More About Get InvolvedMake a Gift
Your donation helps the College offer the programs and services that make for an affordable, world-class education.
Read More About Make a GiftJets Camp Opportunities
Parking attendants and security personnel are needed to perform various activities at the SUNY Cortland campus during the New York Jets Summer Training Camp.
Candidates must be at least 18 years of age, available for the full three weeks, and able to stand for prolonged periods in the summer weather.
Application forms are available at http://www.cortland.edu/camp-app or the Human Resources Office.
Hire a Student
Are you looking for a student worker or intern? Please visit our Career Services website or contact Career Services at (607) 753-4715 so your job listing can be added to JobConnect.
Plan Ahead
Plan ahead for the many events that take place on campus during the year.
