Orientation assistants (OAs) help new students adjust to life at SUNY Cortland. OAs are knowledgeable about the campus, act as role models, are leaders, and serve as representatives of SUNY Cortland.
Early June through the end of July 2024 (including some weekends with a weekend at Raquette Lake)
Orientation sessions will consist of one-day in-person and virtual sessions and two-day (overnight) in-person sessions.
Benefits
Hiring Criteria
Application Process
Application Opens: mid-December, 2023
Application deadline: mid-March 2024 - A specific deadline will be posted when the application is posted.
Questions?
Contact Greg Diller at gregory.diller@cortland.edu.
The administrative coordinator (AC) plays a vital role in helping the Advisement and Transition staff meet the administrative needs of our Orientation program by spending significant time in the office preparing for each session by printing lists, gathering supplies and organizing materials.
AC Time Commitment: early June - early August, 2024
Application Deadline: February 2024
Apply for the Administrative Coordinator position
The program assistant (PA) works closely with the Advisement and Transition staff in completing various tasks related to the implementation and running of the Orientation program, especially concerning evening programming.
Students applying must be graduating in May 2024 or have already graduated.
PA Time Commitment: early June - early August 2024
Application deadline: February 2024
Apply for the Program Assistant position
Join our Orientation Team as a NODA Intern/Orientation Assistant Supervisor.
Internship information and description available on the NODA website.
See what former NODA Interns have to say about their experience.
Learn more
Advisement and Transition
Memorial Library, Room A-111
advisement@cortland.edu
Phone: 607-753-4726
Fax: 607-753-5593
8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Monday - Friday