Campus News

The advantages, disadvantages and potential impacts of a rapidly changing media landscape will be explored during a Community Roundtable on Thursday, Dec. 2.

Louis Larson, who has served the Career Services for the past 23 years, will retire on Dec. 31.

Kathleen Howarth, who served the College for 15 years, retired on Oct. 2. She was designated professor emerita of physical education.

Student-athletes and staff once again boxed up and hand-delivered Thanksgiving meals for needy families in Cortland County.

SUNY Cortland will conclude a series of lectures, geared to pique curiosity about chemistry relating to health, the environment, energy and other hot-button topics, with a presentation on Monday, Nov. 15, by Margaret Logan, an associate professor of chemistry at the College at Brockport.

The Central New York Peace Studies Consortium will hold its 22nd annual Peace Studies Conference on Saturday, Nov. 13.

A team of representatives from a Glens Falls, N.Y.-based architect recently unveiled a vision for future, SUNY Cortland campus construction that makes existing space more useful to the needs of the College community and a more inviting living and study environment for students.

Vanessa Johnson will present a “Workshop on Bullying” to current and future educators and others concerned with a problem the news media has spotlighted in many American schools on Wednesday, Nov. 17.

Stephen Smith, senior counselor at SUNY Cortland’s Counseling Center, will speak at a Veterans’ Day Ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 11. Sponsored by the President’s Office, the ceremony will begin at 3 p.m. in Old Main Brown Auditorium.

Approximately 700 prospective college students are expected to spend a day visiting academic departments during the second Fall Open House on Friday, Nov. 12.