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Links Between Torture, Human Rights Explored
SUNY Cortland's Stephanie Decker to discuss issue as part of Brooks Museum lecture series.
Panel to Discuss Future of Confederate Monuments
The event will also include a question-and-answer session.
Geology Program First in State to Qualify Students for Licensing
The College was the first in New York to offer a geology major that qualifies for professional licensing.
Broadway Performer’s Visit Inspires SUNY Cortland’s Aspiring Actors
Jonalyn Saxer, who will perform in "Mean Girls," offered practical advice to musical theatre majors.
Performing Arts Department Play Tackles Gender Inequality in the Workplace
"Top Girls," set in England in the 1980s, touches on topical issues.
Carlos J. Malave ’11 Translates His Success for Cortland Students
A physical education teacher by day, Malave is also an author and motivational speaker.
SUNY Cortland Plans Study Abroad Fair
Learn about international travel between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 14.
Proposals Sought for Sesquicentennial Celebration
The College is offering a total of $20,000 in grants to help creative proposals honor SUNY Cortland's 150th anniversary.
College Joins New Effort to Develop Struggling Writers
A $20,000 State University of New York grant will help SUNY Cortland take a new approach to first-year writing.
Greenflix Film Series Focuses on Environmental Issues
Four documentaries will offer insight on issues ranging from climate change to strip mining.
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