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Issue Number 17 • Tuesday, May 19, 2015 |
Campus ChampionParticipate in public life. That’s been the charge led by Richard Kendrick for the past dozen years, since he helped create an outlet for service-oriented student work through the Institute for Civic Engagement. At SUNY Cortland, topics such as “community service” and “applied learning” are synonymous with his name. Likewise, countless programs focused on politics, health and business development owe thanks to the retiring professor of sociology/anthropology, who served the College for nearly a quarter century in total. A strong bridge exists between the campus and the community. Richard, no doubt, is one of the lead architects to credit. Wednesday, May 20Summer Session I begins Sunday, June 7 Tuesday, June 9 Monday, June 29 Thursday, July 9-Sunday, July 12 |
College Earns a “Green” Gold StarSUNY Cortland earns a coveted "gold" rating in a national sustainability program read more College to Mark 50 Years for Antlers, Hoxie GorgeCelebrations are planned in July for Hoxie Gorge and August for Antlers. read more Capture the MomentRebecca Saldecke, left, and Jessica Zdrowak take turns cutting the cake with a ceremonial sword following their U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Commissioning Ceremony in Brockway Hall Friday afternoon. The College’s ROTC cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants with their families and friends looking on. Later that evening, the College held the first of its four Commencement ceremonies. In Other NewsCorporate Challenge Registration Due WednesdayGrad Students Raise Aphasia AwarenessSenior Send-off Attracts Record CrowdInstitute for Civic Engagement Appoints New DirectorStudents Give Out $10,000 to CharitiesStudent Awarded Prestigious Gilman ScholarshipDevoted Teacher Helps Youngsters See Themselves in CollegeWomen’s Lacrosse Captures First-Ever NCAA CrownRelief Pitcher Fulfills Duty on the Mound and in the MilitaryCollege Recognizes Student Leaders Suggest a feature story
People on the MoveRetired Admiral Named Vice President for FinanceShutts to Direct Facilities Planning, Design and ConstructionFaculty/Staff ActivitiesJoEllen Bailey presented on field experience at a national conference in April. read more Diane Craft delivered a keynote address at the Young Child Expo in April. read more Peter Ducey served as a judge in the area of ecology and environmental biology for the Scientific Research Society's Student Research Showcase. read more Christopher Gascón was invited to contribute to publisher Gale Cengage's Drama Criticism series. read more Melissa A. Morris gave an invited talk at Cornell University in April. read more Mechthild Nagel presented at the Max Planck Institute in Germany as part of her scholar-in-residence commitment. read more Jennifer Olin was recognized for her work by New York state's STOP-DWI Foundation and Mothers Against Drunk Driving. read more Brice Smith was recognized by Sustainable Tompkins County for promoting renewable energy. read more John Suarez will have a service-learning section included in the SUNY Faculty Senate's report on service-learning. read more Submit your faculty/staff activity
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