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TC3 News & Events

Spring '09 Course Schedule is now available!

Download our spring course schedule or call our enrollment services center at 607.844.6580 to have one mailed to you. You can also search for course offerings using myINFO, part of myTC3.

December Graduates Recognition Ceremony

As a result of the December 12th college closing, the ceremony honoring students completing their degrees this semester was canceled. The event will not be rescheduled. We will be contacting the students who were eligible to participate in the ceremony and will be providing each with the pin that was to be distributed. As always all December 2008 graduates are invited to participate in Commencement in May.

Celebrating 40 Years of Success

The editor of the first TC3 yearbook called the College “The Impossible Dream.” Four decades later we celebrate the possibilities of that dream.

Learn about special 40th anniversary events, the people who made the College, explore the College’s historical timeline, and more.

Reminisce with us.

Form 1098-T information

The IRS requires all Colleges and Universities to prepare form 1098-T for students who were billed for credit courses during the calendar year 2008. These students (or their parents) may be eligible to take either a tuition and fee deduction or claim an educational credit on their tax return.

Opt-in by January 9, 2008 for electronic delivery
TC3 has contracted with an outside agency (ACS) to process the 1098-T forms electronically. Students will have the ability to opt-in to an electronic delivery of the form by January 9, 2008. Otherwise, a form will be sent in the mail. Students can also go online to print their 1098T form at any time.

find out more

TC3 Receives Glowing Reaccreditation

TC3 has received the best possible review by the Middles State Commission on Higher Education: a full 10-year reaccreditation.

Accreditation is required by the federal government. As part of the review, TC3 completed a two-year self study that looked at things like how the College assesses the quality of learning being experienced by students.

"The kind of success we experienced with this reaccreditation simply wouldn't be possible without everyone having a stake in the College," said TC3 President Carl Haynes.

"It's about the College as a whole… including all the faculty, administrators, classified staff, and trustees involved in initiatives that contribute to student success."

TC3 in the News…

Diane Sherrer: Broken arms not enough to stop Cortland's Anderson

Fri, 26 Dec 2008
Theithacajournal.com

Rachel Anderson, we feel your pain. The 29-year-old Cortland resident fell a year ago on the ice and broke her arms. Not just one arm both arms. It was one of those days where we had a light dusting of snow, and who knew there was so much ice underneath? said Anderson, who works two jobs and a 70-hour..
Full article

Briefly in Business

Wed, 24 Dec 2008
Theithacajournal.com

TC3.biz honored for collaboration TC3.biz, the business development arm of Tompkins Cortland Community College, has received the Continuing Education Association of New York's James...
Full article

Class Act: Scott Kasmarcik

Mon, 22 Dec 2008
Press Connects.com

Grade: Senior Family: Scott, 18, is the son of Michael and Sandra Kasmarcik, of Newark Valley. He is a business entrepreneur at a young age. He was inspired to take his lawn mowing business to the next level and created a business plan for Scott's Lawn Landscape Care while taking an entrepreneurship class at.
Full article

TC3 student earns acclaim

Sat, 20 Dec 2008
Cortland Standard

N.Y. Sociological Society grants him best undergraduate paper...
Full article

Technology in the classrooms

Sun, 14 Dec 2008
Cortland Standard

From grade school to college, use of interactive digital tools...
Full article

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Follow the TC3 Panthers

Check out the many TC3 Panthers sports teams, including basketball, soccer, golf, and co-ed cheerleading.

We honor an athlete of the week, and one outstanding student athlete is inducted into the Panther Hall of Fame each year.

Get the latest Panther News.

Students can just play for fun by signing up for one of our intramural sport teams

What's Happening on Campus This Week...

Find out what student activities are coming up in the latest Step This Way.

Interested in Student Advisory Board or joining a Student Club? Become an active member of our campus community. Get involved!

Find out more.

Family Fun Nights on Fridays

The Town of Dryden is hoping to help families get over their winter doldrums by hosting a new set of indoor activities.

The town's Recreation Department will be taking over The BorgWarner Morse TEC Field House at Tompkins Cortland Community College on Friday nights throughout January for Family Fun Nights.

Parents and children are invited to drop in for open gym sessions, floor hockey, arts and crafts and board games.

The first night will be held 7-9 p.m. Jan. 9, and will run until Jan. 30. The cost is $5 per family. For more information, contact Melissa Bianconi at 844-8888.

Study Abroad Opportunities: Costa Rica

Learn more about the courses and the trip. Enrollment is by permission of instructor. Registration is limited.

Check out all Study Abroad opportunities.

Ride sharing to and from TC3

Ride sharing might be a fancy name for carpooling, but either way you put it, it’s a simple way to cut back on gas costs and cut your carbon footprint if you drive to campus on a regular basis.

TC3 can connect you to a number of local ride sharing groups for rides to campus and rides on regular, longer trips, as well as help you find a taxi or get familiar with the local bus schedules.

The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is participating in the ENERGY STAR® Change a Light, Change the World Campaign. The goal of the campaign is to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging consumers to switch to ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products such as compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Take little steps, such as upgrading your lighting to ENERGY STAR CFLs, using power strips on seldom used electronics products and upgrading holiday lighting to energy-efficient LED lights, and generate big savings. Take the Pledge to make these energy saving actions a habit in your home and help to save energy, the environment, and the world!

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	TC3 News & Events Spring '09 Course Schedule is now available! Download our spring course schedule or call our enrollment services center at 607.844.6580 to have one mailed to you. You can also search for course offerings using myINFO, part of myTC3. December Graduates Recognition Ceremony As a result of the December 12th college closing, the ceremony honoring students completing their degrees this semester was canceled. The event will not be rescheduled. We will be contacting the students who were eligible to participate in the ceremony and will be providing each with the pin that was to be distributed. As always all December 2008 graduates are invited to participate in Commencement in May. Celebrating 40 Years of Success The editor of the first TC3 yearbook called the College “The Impossible Dream.” Four decades later we celebrate the possibilities of that dream. Learn about special 40th anniversary events, the people who made the College, explore the College’s historical timeline, and more. Reminisce with us. Form 1098-T information The IRS requires all Colleges and Universities to prepare form 1098-T for students who were billed for credit courses during the calendar year 2008. These students (or their parents) may be eligible to take either a tuition and fee deduction or claim an educational credit on their tax return. Opt-in by January 9, 2008 for electronic delivery TC3 has contracted with an outside agency (ACS) to process the 1098-T forms electronically. Students will have the ability to opt-in to an electronic delivery of the form by January 9, 2008. Otherwise, a form will be sent in the mail. Students can also go online to print their 1098T form at any time. find out more TC3 Receives Glowing Reaccreditation TC3 has received the best possible review by the Middles State Commission on Higher Education: a full 10-year reaccreditation. Accreditation is required by the federal government. As part of the review, TC3 completed a two-year self study that looked at things like how the College assesses the quality of learning being experienced by students. "The kind of success we experienced with this reaccreditation simply wouldn't be possible without everyone having a stake in the College," said TC3 President Carl Haynes. "It's about the College as a whole… including all the faculty, administrators, classified staff, and trustees involved in initiatives that contribute to student success." TC3 in the News… Diane Sherrer: Broken arms not enough to stop Cortland's Anderson Fri, 26 Dec 2008 Theithacajournal.com Rachel Anderson, we feel your pain. The 29-year-old Cortland resident fell a year ago on the ice and broke her arms. Not just one arm both arms. It was one of those days where we had a light dusting of snow, and who knew there was so much ice underneath? said Anderson, who works two jobs and a 70-hour.. Full article Briefly in Business Wed, 24 Dec 2008 Theithacajournal.com TC3.biz honored for collaboration TC3.biz, the business development arm of Tompkins Cortland Community College, has received the Continuing Education Association of New York's James... Full article Class Act: Scott Kasmarcik Mon, 22 Dec 2008 Press Connects.com Grade: Senior Family: Scott, 18, is the son of Michael and Sandra Kasmarcik, of Newark Valley. He is a business entrepreneur at a young age. He was inspired to take his lawn mowing business to the next level and created a business plan for Scott's Lawn Landscape Care while taking an entrepreneurship class at. Full article TC3 student earns acclaim Sat, 20 Dec 2008 Cortland Standard N.Y. Sociological Society grants him best undergraduate paper... Full article Technology in the classrooms Sun, 14 Dec 2008 Cortland Standard From grade school to college, use of interactive digital tools... Full article All TC3 News Releases	*Adobe® Flash Player required to watch videos Download Free Player Did you know? Follow the TC3 Panthers Check out the many TC3 Panthers sports teams, including basketball, soccer, golf, and co-ed cheerleading. We honor an athlete of the week, and one outstanding student athlete is inducted into the Panther Hall of Fame each year. Get the latest Panther News. Students can just play for fun by signing up for one of our intramural sport teams What's Happening on Campus This Week... Find out what student activities are coming up in the latest Step This Way. Interested in Student Advisory Board or joining a Student Club? Become an active member of our campus community. Get involved! Find out more. Family Fun Nights on Fridays The Town of Dryden is hoping to help families get over their winter doldrums by hosting a new set of indoor activities. The town's Recreation Department will be taking over The BorgWarner Morse TEC Field House at Tompkins Cortland Community College on Friday nights throughout January for Family Fun Nights. Parents and children are invited to drop in for open gym sessions, floor hockey, arts and crafts and board games. The first night will be held 7-9 p.m. Jan. 9, and will run until Jan. 30. The cost is $5 per family. For more information, contact Melissa Bianconi at 844-8888. Study Abroad Opportunities: Costa Rica Learn more about the courses and the trip. Enrollment is by permission of instructor. Registration is limited. Check out all Study Abroad opportunities. Ride sharing to and from TC3 Ride sharing might be a fancy name for carpooling, but either way you put it, it’s a simple way to cut back on gas costs and cut your carbon footprint if you drive to campus on a regular basis. TC3 can connect you to a number of local ride sharing groups for rides to campus and rides on regular, longer trips, as well as help you find a taxi or get familiar with the local bus schedules. Read more Take the Pledge Today The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is participating in the ENERGY STAR® Change a Light, Change the World Campaign. The goal of the campaign is to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by encouraging consumers to switch to ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products such as compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Take little steps, such as upgrading your lighting to ENERGY STAR CFLs, using power strips on seldom used electronics products and upgrading holiday lighting to energy-efficient LED lights, and generate big savings. Take the Pledge to make these energy saving actions a habit in your home and help to save energy, the environment, and the world!
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