Dear Students and Families:
The end of the spring semester is quickly approaching. In fact, it will conclude in a little over five weeks. It has been an experience unlike anything we’ve ever experienced, but together, everyone in our community has maximized our time on campus. And, more importantly, our students have worked hard to be good stewards of our campus community and the greater Central New York region.
I have been heartened by your participation in the many events scheduled every weekend. We will continue to offer a wide variety of activities through the end of semester, and as the weather gets warmer, you can expect an increase in outdoor events.
Weekend Activities: April 15-18
Below, I am including a sampling of activities, events and programming scheduled for this weekend. For a complete listing of events, please check out the University’s events calendar.
Thursday, April 15
Friday, April 16
Saturday, April 17
Sunday, April 18
As a reminder, if you haven’t submitted proof of vaccination yet, please do so at your earliest convenience by visiting the Student Patient Portal. If you received the vaccination on campus, you are not required to submit documentation.
I appreciate your continued commitment to the health, safety and wellness of everyone on our campus. Have a fun, safe and enjoyable weekend.
Sincerely,
Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience
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