SUNY Chancellor to Visit Campus
02/12/2019
SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson will visit SUNY Cortland officials, tour the campus and meet with students from the Equal Opportunity Program (EOP) on Thursday morning, Feb. 14.
“We are excited to host Chancellor Johnson, show off our beautiful campus and highlight some of the impressive work done by our students, faculty and staff,” President Erik j. Bitterbaum said. “We are especially proud of our progress on sustainability issues, which the chancellor has rightly made one of her top priorities.”
The chancellor will actually begin her SUNY Cortland experience on Wednesday, the day before her campus meetings and tour, as President Erik J. Bitterbaum’s guest at a special Sesquicentennial reception.
At 11 a.m. on Thursday, Johnson will be available to meet with the media to discuss initiatives recently announced during her State of the University System address. The 20-minute availability will be in SUNY Cortland’s Student Life Center, Room 1104.
Thursday’s visit is part of her ongoing commitment to visit all 64 campuses in the SUNY system.
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