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News and events
Faculty/Staff News
Health educator earns 2026 national honor
National Academy of Health and Physical Literacy spotlights Lori Reichel for health literacy advocacy.
New master’s program starts this fall in Kinesiology Department
The graduate program in strength and conditioning prepares students for national certification.
Speaker series celebrates diversity in STEM
Guest lecturer Senegal Mabry visits campus as part of Diverse Voices in STEM.
SUNY Cortland earns EOP grant to offer paid internships
The Educational Opportunity Program will utilize more than $50,000 to increase student participation in high-impact practices.