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Issue Number 7 • Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025 |
Campus ChampionChances are you’ve seen the work of Tony DeRado, assistant director of creative services. Tony has helped define SUNY Cortland’s visual identity for 25 years through his artistic talents spanning graphic design to photography. Most recently, he created the 2026 Cortaca Jug logo that will commemorate the game taking place at Yankee Stadium. Coworkers describe Tony as a thoughtful and skilled designer who excels at problem solving and making others feel valued. He serves on committees dedicated to marketing, building signage and brand advisory — working tirelessly to assist campus partners in bringing their creative ideas to life. Upcoming eventsTuesday, Nov. 18 Goodies and Gratitude: Tell what you’re grateful for and grab some goodies on your way home for Thanksgiving Break. 2-4 p.m., Corey Union, First Floor. Minute to Win it, Transfer Takeover: 5-7 p.m., Outdoor Pursuits. Wednesday, Nov. 19 AI Syllabus Statement Workshops: A workshop to help faculty members develop AI syllabus statements (or revise their existing. 4:15-5:15 p.m., Corey Union Exhibition Lounge. Sandwich Seminar: Exploring the Possibilities of Open Educational Resources: discussion about what Open Educational Resources are and how impactful they can be for students for reasons of accessibility as well as for relieving financial stress. The Center for Teaching and Learning and the Memorial Library will use this discussion to gauge faculty interest levels for participation in a campus-wide grant program.12:30-1:30 p.m., Old Main Colloquium, Room 220. Don’t Believe Everything You Think: Can you identify unhelpful thinking patterns, like assuming the worst or being too hard on yourself? Learn ways to shift your mindset for better mental wellness. 1-3 p.m., Neubig Hall lobby. Study Abroad 101: Learn about study abroad opportunities. 3 to 4 p.m., Old Main Colloquium, Room 220. Campus Conversation: The American Revolution: The event begins with a virtual discussion of the new documentary, The American Revolution. Filmmakers Ken Burns and Sarah Botstein describe the film’s relevance to today. Next, SUNY Cortland audience members explore the event’s key ideas. 5-6:30 p.m., Sperry Center, Room 305. Thursday, Nov. 20 SciBites: Weekly informal research talks about STEM work throughout campus. This week's speakers include Assistant Professor of Chemistry Sarah Wolf and students Shreya Dhital and Julia Uhteg (biology, Curtis Lab). 11:20-12:20 p.m., Bowers Hall lobby. Sandwich Seminar: AI Syllabus Statement Workshop: A workshop to help faculty members develop AI syllabus statements (or revise their existing statements) and communicate course policies transparently to students. Noon-1 p.m., Old Main Colloquium, Room 220. Friday, Nov. 21 College Singers Concert: A dynamic choral ensemble specializing in Musical Theatre repertoire performed by Musical Theatre majors. 7-8 p.m., Dowd Fine Arts Center Theater. Sunday, Nov. 23 Choral Union Concert: A college-community choir performing contemporary choral music and popular tunes. 3-4 p.m., Rose Hall, Room 19, 19 Church St., Cortland. Monday, Nov. 24 Transformative Text Series: Participants will share their personal stories about transformative texts, the works that have deeply resonated with them as readers and discuss the impact these texts have had on their lives. 1-2 p.m., Old Main Colloquium, Room 220. Wednesday, Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Break Thursday, Nov. 27 Thanksgiving Break Friday, Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Break Tuesday, Dec. 2 December Karaoke: A night full of music, laughter and unforgettable performances. 2:30-4:30 p.m., Corey Union first floor. College-Community Orchestra Concert: A symphonic orchestra performing classical and contemporary orchestral repertoire for its December concert. 8-9 p.m., Rose Hall, Room 19, 19 Church St., Cortland. |
Student scholars dance to Cuban beatA foray to Cuba immersed SUNY Cortland students in music, dance and art as well as scholarship. read more 2026 Cortaca Jug game returns to Yankee StadiumThe 67th edition of the historic Division III football game will take place in New York City. read more Capture the MomentSnow added to the celebration as the Cortland men’s soccer team ran past Catholic University to win 2-1 at a wintry Grady Field in the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. The nationally ninth-ranked Red Dragons advance to the round of 16 for the fourth time in five seasons. They’ll face second-ranked Augsburg University on Saturday at Washington University-St. Louis’ Francis Olympic Field in St. Louis. Photo: Erin Locascio. In Other NewsWitches and wizards highlight faculty member’s musical theater talentYoung alum markets value of archaeology, history interestsRed Dragon ReUse returns ahead of the holidaysMETS gift giving campaign 2025SUNY-wide program to reduce tuition for military studentsDisability Pride campaign setCampus named a top spot for bicyclists Suggest a feature story
Faculty/Staff ActivitiesGenevieve Birren gave a presentation at the International Sport Law Journal 2025 Conference. read more Lauren deLaubell presented at the SUNY Association of Chief Academic Officers Fall 2025 Conference. read more Katie Ducett was the recipient of two recent awards. read more Jeremy Jimenez co-contributed to an article published in the education journal Compare. read more Submit your faculty/staff activity
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