Tompkins Cortland Community College's Art Department students and faculty are exhibiting work at the Cortland Repertory Theatre. The exhibit is a part of Creative Cortland - A Winter Visual Arts Gallery. Curated by Tompkins Cortland adjunct instructor and alum Crystal Lyon, the exhibit,...
Check out Visit Ithaca’s 2020 Visitor Guide featuring Tompkins Cortland Community College President Orinthia Montague in an article highlighting the three female presidents of major local...
The College and its Coltivare culinary center was excited to host a Mardi Gras event in support of the United Way of Tompkins County. The celebration on Tuesday, February 25 brought together many members of the community for an evening of...
The Office of Diversity Education and Support Services and Student Activities are teaming up to present "Harriet," a film about the life of heroic abolitionist Harriet Tubman. Snacks will be provided and a discussion will...
Come for some fun and enjoy a variety of ice cream and toppings, all while learning about networking. Meet with professionals and practice your networking skills.
Presented by Peer Career Coaches.
Tompkins Cortland Community College has announced academic recognitions for the Fall 2019 semester. The Dean’s List includes 332 and the President’s Citation was awarded to 44 students.
The Dean’s List recognizes matriculated students who have demonstrated high academic achievement by attaining...
After decades in manufacturing, Steve Mead was looking for a change. Turning to Tompkins Cortland, he set about reinventing himself through education with the support of the Pathways Scholarship program for adult students. What he was looking for beyond an upgrade to his technical skill set was the...
Matthew McSherry of Cortland has been reappointed to the Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees. McSherry was first appointed to the Board by the Cortland County Legislature in 2012. His newest appointment runs through June 30, 2026.
McSherry is a partner in the Cortland-area...
In connection with National Burn Awareness Week (in February each year) Tompkins Cortland Community College is hosting the Burn Foundation of CNY Survivor Overnight Celebration on Saturday, February 15. Burn survivors, ranging...
Meet local employers in the IT and software fields!
Career Connections events connect students with local employers who present job opportunities and discuss educational tracks to take advantage of those opportunities. A partnership between local employers and Tompkins Cortland BIZ, Career...
Andrea Hazard received her PhD from the University of Rochester in biochemistry. She enjoys sharing her love of science with others, and besides teaching, has developed interactive science content for students of all ages.
Today, the College offers a robust selection of study abroad opportunities, with trips to Central America, South America, Europe, and Asia. But the one that started it all goes back a quarter century, when a group of nursing students went to rural Nicaragua, learning about the culture while...
Make use of a high school holiday to attend our Presidents' Day admissions event on Monday, February 17. Learn more about the College as a whole, tour campus, sit in on classes and meet other students. Register online today!Schedule:...
While most students spent the break at home, a group of exceptional students in the College's communications programs took part in a 16-day trip to Hollywood. The trip, part of a five-credit class that included classwork during the fall semester, included touring numerous studios, meeting...
Mid-Winter Break is February 27-28. No classes are in session either day, and all offices are closed on the 27th for a college-wide retreat.
All scheduled holidays and College closings are listed each semester in the College's Academic Calendar....
Mid-Winter Break is February 27-28. No classes are in session either day, and all offices are closed on the 27th for a college-wide retreat.
All scheduled holidays and College closings are listed each semester in the College's Academic Calendar....
Hilina Tiba attended Tompkins Cortland while raising a family and working as a Financial Management Assistant for the City of Ithaca. She pursued an Accounting A.S. degree, graduating in May 2018. While at the College she distinguished herself as an exceptional student, maintaining Dean's List...
Tompkins Cortland Community College is hosting an Instant Registration Day Saturday, January 11.
The Instant Registration Day is designed to allow people to do everything needed to become a student for the spring semester in one day. On Saturday, people can get...
Tax Form 1098-T for 2019 is now available online. The IRS requires all Colleges and Universities to prepare form 1098-T for students who were billed for credit courses during the past year. These students (or their parents) may be...
Ben Kalweit is an Auburn, N.Y., native and December 2008 graduate of the Sport Management program. Ben chose Tompkins Cortland for its proximity to home and also for its residential campus. Living on campus, he got his first taste of independence while staying close to home and playing golf for a...
Chef Amanda Bisson joined TC3 in 2017 as an educator in both culinary arts and sustainable farming. With over 10 years’ experience in both industries, she offers a wealth of knowledge to students in the Farm to Bistro learning community.
In collaboration with the TC3 Farm manager and the...
Tompkins Cortland Community College is collaborating with the History Center in Tompkins County for a presentation on using digital media in historic preservation on Tuesday, December 10. The free presentation will begin at 6 p.m. at the History Center in Tompkins County, which is located within...
Tompkins Cortland Community College has received a $15,000 grant from the Owego-based Mildred Faulkner Truman Foundation. The money will provide financial assistance to Tioga County residents attending the College during the 2019-20 academic year. Since awarding its first grant to the College in...
Elise Clavel (Ithaca/Lehman Alternative Community School) has been named to the NJCAA Region III Women’s Soccer All-Region team. The sophomore midfielder was voted to the first team by coaches from the 17 teams in the region.
Clavel played in all 16 games this year,...