Fall 2020 reopening plans
Note: Additional details will be added in the coming weeks
Tompkins Cortland Community College will begin Fall 2020 semester classes on Monday, August 31. The College will offer both in-person and online classes, as well as some courses that...
The Early Degree program run by Tompkins Cortland Community College’s CollegeNow passed a milestone this year: over the past ten years, more than 200 students have earned their college degree at the same time as their high school. Tompkins Cortland’s Class of 2020 featured 52 concurrent enrollment...
Tompkins Cortland Community College will begin Fall 2020 semester classes on Monday, August 31. The College will offer both in-person and online classes, as well as some courses that will combine both in-person and online meetings.
The newly renamed Helping Hands Fund at the College is continuing its expansion for Fall 2020 in an effort to help students navigate the continuously hard-to-predict education environment – and with SUNY matching donations up to $50,000, now is the time to donate and directly help our students...
Annual awards for excellence by faculty and staff at Tompkins Cortland Community College have been announced. Traditionally recognized at commencement, the awards are presented to acknowledge consistently superior professional achievement.
Sandy Moser, professor of...
Under the direction of Graphic Design Program Chair and Associate Professor Christine Shanks, the Tompkins Cortland community is creating digital quilts in support of global protests against police brutality and in support of Black Lives Matter. The project will be featured in the ...
While the campus remains closed to the public in response to the pandemic, offices continue to provide services to students and the community.
Through the end of July, the College will be operating on summer hours. During summer hours, the College is open Monday through...
June 1, 2020
Dear Tompkins Cortland Community,
Tompkins Cortland Community College acknowledges the hurt and pain that the black and brown community has endured in our country. The unjustifiable deadly force used to take the lives of Ahmaud Arbrey, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd...
We want you to succeed - that's why online tutoring is available for all students taking summer classes at the College.
Take advantage of free tutoring services offered through the Baker Center for Learning.
Interested in being an RA? Applications are being accepted for Fall 2020 semester.
What are the benefits?
Room on campus at no cost
An impressive addition to your resume
Development of strengths & leadership skills
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A message from President Orinthia Montague to the Class of 2020
Dear Graduate,
Today is the day. It’s the moment you’ve worked toward in your time here, but also the moment you’ve worked for in some ways your entire life. You have accomplished something concrete – something...
The Tompkins Cortland Community College athletics department will pay tribute to the Class of 2020 on the night the College was to have celebrated commencement. For the first time since the College moved to remote learning and the spring sports seasons were cancelled two months ago, the lights on...
Two Tompkins Cortland Community College students are among the honorees of the SUNY Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarships and Graduate Fellowships for the State of New York. Graduating students Anna Gallegos and Auburn Noce each won a grant of $3,000 to continue their education for a bachelor’s...
The Colleges offers summer classes that run five weeks, eight weeks, or ten weeks, and with two different start dates to accommodate the needs of our students and the community. Summer session courses are open to everyone who meets course prerequisites – you do not need to be a...
While the pandemic has forced a delay to the in-person launch party, the third issue of Ke'lab, the College's student-produced literary and visual arts journal, is now available online. Students worked remotely using project management apps and video conferencing to complete the publication on...
Tompkins Cortland Community College students Lana Esho and Casey Smith have been recognized with the 2020 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence by the State University of New York. The Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, established in 1997, recognizes...
Need a break from the pressures that come with the end of the semester? Take a break and enjoy some Stress Less events!
https://tc3.libguides.com/stressless
Tompkins Cortland Community College President Orinthia Montague has been selected to serve on the New York Forward Re-Opening Advisory Board. Governor Cuomo announced the creation of the board on Tuesday to help guide the state's re-opening strategy. The advisory board will be chaired by Former...
Student Activities Virtual Events - stay involved while staying in!
Check out the full calendar of student activities events for details on this event and more to come.