Author: ACS

Schedule of Events

8:30-9:45 Concurrent Sessions I 10:00-11:15 Concurrent Sessions II 11:30-12:30 Keynote Address 12:30-1:30 Poster Sessions 1:30-2:45 Concurrent Sessions III 3:00-4:15 Concurrent Sessions IV 4:30-5:00 Closing Session

Scholars’ Day Presenters

Anne Crossway

It’s your school, your life, your future.
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SUNY Cortland
presents

Scholars’ Day
2008

Business and Biosciences consultant
“Nature vs. Nurture”

Alicia Hojsik

Undergraduate student
“Adirondacks Wildnerness Today”

Katina Sayers-Walker

Organization

A Day of Research and Inquiry

Wednesday, April 9

Assistant Professor
“Ecopedagogy: Renewing Life in the Curriculum”

SUNY Cortland

P.O. Box 2000 Cortland, NY 13045

8:30 AM– 5:00 PM

Old Main

Phone: 607-753-2011
Fax: 607-753-5593

What is Scholars’ Day?

Scholars’ Day is an event on campus at SUNY Cortland available to students, teachers, and the public as a whole. In addition, invitations are extended to local high schools, advisors, and elected representatives. Scholars’ Day is designed to demonstrate and encourage scholarship among SUNY Cortland faculty and students. At SUNY Cortland, it is our way of helping students and the general public in Cortland to appreciate what the college does and encourage them to become more involved. Furthermore, it is a time to publicize the accomplishments of students and staff members.
There will be presentations throughout the day made by faculty, students, and alumni. Refreshments will be provided.

Scholars’ Day 2007

Scholars’ Day Support
Support for Scholars Day has been given by The President’s Office, the Provost/Vice Presidents for Academic Affairs Office, The Cortland Fund, The Cortland Fund, The Cortland College Foundation, and Auxiliary Services Corporation.
Scholars’ Day Committee
· Mark. J. Pruss · Philip Buckenmeyers · Christopher P. Cirmo · Daniel M. Harms · David Miller · Gigi Peterson · Kevin Pritash · Hailey M. Ruoff Special Thanks to the Student Alumni Association for providing volunteers for Scholars’ Day.
Directions to SUNY Cortland From Albany: Take Interstate 90 W to exit 34A. Pick up Interstate 481 S to Interstate 81 S. Get off exit 11-Cortland. From Buffalo: Take Interstate 90 E to exit 36 in Syracuse. Pick up Interstate 81 S. Get off exit 11-Cortland. From Ithaca: Take Route 13 N to Route 281 N (in Cortland). From NYC, Long Island: Take Route 17 to Binghamton. Pick up Interstate 81 N to exit 11-Cortland. From Syracuse: Take Interstate 81 S to exit 11-Cortland.

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SUNY Cortland

P.O. Box 2000 Cortland, NY 13045

Phone: 607-753-2011
Fax: 607-753-5593
admissions@cortland.edu

www.cortland.edu