Committee members and coordinators are excited to announce that we have scheduled several upcoming events/seminars for campus employees. Unless otherwise noted all programs run from noon until 1:00 ...

SUNY Cortland presented its 39th annual College-Community Appreciation Award to Carl F. Gambitta ’63, M ’66, C.A.S. ’73 on ...

The University Police at SUNY Cortland, a police force of 19 sworn officers, coordinates law enforcement and personal safety on campus and University-owned property. We are an established police ...

The SUNY Cortland Residence Life and Housing Office offers exemplary facilities while encouraging learning, acceptance, and cooperation that engages all individuals as positive community members by ...

Human Resources provides leadership and guidance to the campus community to attract, retain, motivate, and develop a high performance workforce that contributes to a positive student experience.

All vehicles, including guest vehicles, must be registered/permitted with the Parking Operations and Security Services Office to park on any campus roadway or in any campus parking lot. Exceptions to ...

Kinesiology is the study of human movement. Interesting careers within the field include working in the fitness industry (i.e., personal trainer or strength and conditioning specialist), working for a ...

The Academic Calendar is the official College calendar that outlines semester start and end dates, official holidays, college breaks, mid-semester dates, quarter dates, student teaching timelines, ...

The following courses are authorized by the New York State Education Department to partially meet requirements for coaching certification. Additional requirements for certification may be found at New ...

The success of SUNY Cortland’s Champions Challenge will depend on a collective effort, so it’s fitting that a major “challenge” gift comes from a pair of generous alumni: Gerald “Jerry” Theisen ’53, M ...

Dr. Harbin teaches Medieval Literature at SUNY Cortland. Her research interest is in digital humanities and in medieval drama, particularly the role of women in the craft guilds and their relationship ...

Jordan Kobritz is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland. He graduated from the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., with a B.S. degree in ...