Staff Discounts Offered for SUNY Cortland Sports Camps
06/07/2016
New this year, SUNY Cortland faculty and staff can get a $20 discount when they send a child to one of the College’s Summer Sports Camps.
Held in SUNY Cortland’s professional-caliber competition venues, the camps, coached by SUNY Cortland athletes, help children and teens hone their skills in volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, lacrosse, field hockey, swimming and diving, tennis and gymnastics.
Pricing varies from camp to camp. Faculty and staff interested in the new discount can email summersportscamps@cortland.edu to receive the promotional code.
For more information, visit cortlandreddragons.com/summercamps, or call 607-753-2739.
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