Tennity Ice Pavilion on South Campus offers Learn to Skate progams. At Tennity, the skating lessons are taught by professional instructors for a variety of ages and abilities. Cost is $55 for students and season-pass holders, and $60 for other eligible users.
The Tennity program follows the guidelines of the Ice Skating Institute (ISI) for lessons and testing. The ISI concept ensures enjoyable and relaxing skating while providing a practical approach to mastering the skills of skating.
All Learn to Skate participants must be affiliated with Syracuse University (alumni, faculty, staff, student, dependent).
Winter 2012 Schedule
Saturdays for six weeks: January 28- March 3.
Contact Person: Jordan Peters
315-443-4273
Website: http://skate.syr.edu
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