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02/02/2021
All SUNY Cortland in-person classes will be moved online today, Tuesday, Feb. 2, due to potentially hazardous weather conditions. Online classes will continue as scheduled. Students should check Blackboard for individual class guidance.
Only essential employees should report to campus, if they are able to do so safely. Non-essential employees should work remotely. Employees who cannot work remotely should use time accruals to remain home.
COVID testing will be held for those who are able to keep the appointment. Those who are not will simply test as scheduled next week. Dining services and the Student Life Center will be open.
All members of the SUNY Cortland community are urged to use caution when venturing outdoors today.
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