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Issue Number 19 • Tuesday, June 25, 2024 |
Campus ChampionTaylor Lynch ’17, Career Services’ internship and student employment coordinator, first arrived on campus 10 years ago as a transfer student. Each of her five internships and two campus jobs before graduation provided experiences that helped her navigate toward a thriving career. Today, Taylor guides Red Dragons toward internships that encourage exploration and experiential learning and develop resumes and connections. An outstanding volunteer, she is on the Orientation and Student Leadership committees, teaches a COR 101 class and recently stepped down as the SUNY Career Development Organization’s secretary and new member coordinator to co-chair its conference committee and their 2025 event. Thursday, July 11 to Sunday, July 14Alumni Reunion 2024: Every Red Dragon is welcome back to Alumni Reunion. Join fellow alumni for a long weekend filled with fun and exciting events at your alma mater by registering today. Check out the full schedule of events.
Wednesday, Aug. 21 EAP Financial Wellness Series: First of four in series, Park Center Hall of Fame, noon to 1 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 22 President’s Opening Address and Faculty Meetings
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Bitterbaum named ‘Trailblazer in Higher Education’City & State New York recognized SUNY Cortland’s president among 100 statewide leaders in higher education. read more Red Dragon athletes raise the bar for academic excellenceA record number of SUNY Cortland student-athletes earn a spot on the SUNYAC’s academic honor roll. read more Capture the MomentSUNY Cortland, Class of 2041? Not quite. Camryn Kuretich, the 5-year-old child of Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Christopher Kuretich and Associate Registrar Andrea Robinson-Kuretich, was one of 14 kindergarten-bound children officially “graduating” from SUNY Cortland's Child Care Center graduation on June 18. Camryn’s three older siblings also graduated from the center. Families and friends attended the brief ceremony in Sperry Center, where the little Red Dragons received certificates, performed three songs and everyone enjoyed a photo slideshow followed by refreshments. Located next to our Education Building, the Childcare Center serves infants, toddlers and preschool-age children with ties to the campus and the greater Cortland community. The center also helps early childhood education students gain practical hands-on experience during the school year. In Other NewsResidence hall donations get a second lifeAlexandru Balas wins Fulbright AwardRed Dragon chases MMA dreams overseasCortland 28th in final 2023-24 Directors’ Cup StandingsCortland's Nick Marola Receives SUNYAC Award of ValorG.O.L.D. Deal at Alumni Reunion 2024Faculty, staff welcome at Alumni Reunion 2024Cortland’s musical legacy project turns up volume Suggest a feature story
Faculty/Staff ActivitiesTaylor Lynch received a President’s Award for Outstanding Service and Dedication at the SUNY Career Development Organization conference. read more Keith Newvine helped create the New York State Education Department K-3 Literacy Curriculum Review Guide. read more Garrett Otto had an article published in Mathematical Biosciences. read more Jacob Wright received the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award for Individual Excellence at the SUNY Career Development Organization annual conference. read more Submit your faculty/staff activity
In MemoriamCatherine “Cathie” Lynn Anthony Haight, who worked as a secretary for more than 42 years, died on Saturday, June 15, 2024. |
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