Orientation Programs Begin June 20
06/07/2016
SUNY Cortland will welcome more than 1,200 new first-year students and 600 new transfer students and their families to campus for Orientation this summer.
Beginning Monday, June 20, and continuing through Friday, July 15, new students and their families will learn about life as a SUNY Cortland student. Discussions will range from expectations and policies to resources for support and strategies for success. Students will get to know each other and there are opportunities to meet faculty and staff members.
Twenty-four orientation assistants will be on hand throughout the program to help the new students and their families learn about the realities of college life.
The campus community is asked to join Advisement and Transition in welcoming the incoming class.
For more information, visit cortland.edu/orientation or contact Advisement and Transition at 607-753-4726.
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