A Community of Connection, Care, and Support
SUNY Cortland is a campus where students get the opportunity to build close relationships with peers and develop strong advising and mentoring relationships with faculty and staff. Community building is important for student success and for a college experience that provides connection and belonging. For students, finding a community that feels supportive and affirming is one of the most important parts of the college experience. SUNY Cortland also provides a wealth of opportunities for students to learn together and take on leadership roles where they can work collaboratively with peers to foster a more inclusive campus environment. Below are some of the many resources available to students that are designed to facilitate community building, foster learning, provide care and support, and meet student needs. Click on the navigation tabs on the right side of the page to learn more about the campus resources listed below.
Co-Curricular Engagement and Support
- Multicultural Life and Diversity Office (MLDO)
- International Programs Office
- Disability Resources Office (DRO)
- Title IX Office
Academic Engagement
- Center for Gender and Intercultural Studies (CGIS)
- Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice (CEPS)
- James M. Clark Center for Global Engagement
- Barbara A. Galpin ’68 M ’74 Institute for Civic Engagement
Resources and Spaces
- Cortland Cupboard
- Sensory Room
- Gender-Inclusive Restrooms
- All-Gender Housing
- Single-Occupancy Restrooms and Showers (within Residence Life)