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College to Fight Obesity in the Community
This fall, SUNY Cortland takes control of the HealthyNow program for kids.
Brockway Hall Lobby to Honor Alumna Curry ’52
The first-floor lobby will be dedicated at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Multicultural Life and Diversity Office Expands
The office has a new name and its first assistant director.
College Remodels Student Residence Cheney Hall
The residence hall will reopen after the first major renovation in its history.
Academic Convocation Set for Aug. 28
The College will open its 2011-12 academic year with the pomp and circumstance of an Academic Convocation on Aug. 28.
Former Football Star Aids Pool Rescue
Dominick Sair, a 2011 graduate, saved a boy from drowning by administering CPR.
Top College Official To Lead Statewide Group
William E. Shaut will lead the top fiscal officers of the 34 SUNY campuses.
Conference Aims to Help Cash-Strapped Schools
The Francis J. Cheney Educational Issues Conference will discuss staff development.
Sharon Steadman Named Acting Director of the Clark Center
Sharon Steadman, an associate professor in SUNY Cortland’s Sociology/Anthropology Department, will serve as the acting director of the James M. Clark Center for International Education.
Lacrosse Player Named Capital One All American
Mike Tota was named Capital One Academic All-American and is one of four SUNY Cortland athletes selected for Capital One's Academic All-District Squads.
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