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News and events
Faculty/Staff News
SUNY Cortland selected again as NY SWIMS partner
The university will continue youth swim lessons and water safety courses as part of the statewide initiative.
Faculty member earns grant to research AI in early childhood education
Assistant Professor Deborah Silvis earned the $75,000 Vision Grant from the Spencer Foundation.
SUNY Cortland EOP welcomes new first-year class, continues success
The university’s incoming EOP class includes 43 scholars from across New York state.
Major grant to bring new humanities class to SUNY Cortland
More than 100 first-year students will be a part of the course that promises paper pages and reduced screentime.