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Holiday Closing

The college will be closed on Friday, July 3rd.

Panthers win National Championship

The Tompkins Cortland Community College Panthers are the NJCAA Division III Softball National Champions. The Panthers won the first team title in the College's history with an extra-inning win over the College of DuPage (Ill.) in the tournament final Saturday in Rochester, Minnesota.

Chat Now Available for General Information

Use TC3’s live chat to get answers to your questions from a TC3 information assistant. Available during normal business hours.

Fall 2009 On Campus Housing Available

We are still accepting applications for on campus housing for Fall 2009. Availability is limited and applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Earn Your Bachelor Degree on the TC3 Campus

Through a unique partnership, TC3 & SUNY Delhi have developed innovative programs designed for students of all ages interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Hospitality Management or Business & Technology Management.

These degree programs are affordable and ideal for any student who has a job, family, or other commitments in the area and desires to further their education and career opportunities by earning a Bachelor degree.

Begin as early as this fall semester!

Contact Tracey Caponera at caponeta@delhi.edu or 518-381-1416 for more details.

2009 Fall Course Schedule

Download our 2009 fall course schedule (PDF) or call our enrollment services center at 607.844.6580 to have one mailed to you. You can also search for course offerings using myTC3.

TC3 President's Annual Report

TC3 President Carl Haynes released his annual report this month. The report includes a look back at the past 40 years, as well as an examination of the pillars of success that will help drive innovation at TC3 for the next 40 years and beyond.

Download PDF version

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…

TC3 softball coaches earn national honor

Fri, 19 Jun 2009
Theithacajournal.com (AP)

After leading Tompkins Cortland Community College to its first national championship of any kind, TC3's softball coaching staff was named the Fastpitch Coaches Association/NJCAA Division III National Coaching Staff of the...
Full article

Tompkins County Legislature Approves TC3 Budget, Proposal Includes Tuition Hike

Thu, 18 Jun 2009
Oldies 101.5 WXHC

The Tompkins County legislature has approved Tompkins Cortland Community Collegeâ s budget for next year, the budget includes a tuition hike and a larger contribution to the colleges operating expenses from...
Full article

Training opportunities offered to former BorgWarner workers

Thu, 18 Jun 2009
9WSYR.com

Dryden (WSYR-TV) - The thousands who have lost their jobs since the economy started to sink will tell you it's tough -- if not nearly impossible -- to find...
Full article

TC3 Graduation Awards

Fri, 12 Jun 2009
Theithacajournal.com (AP)

Several Tompkins County residents graduating in the Tompkins Cortland Community College Class of 2009 have been honored for academic achievement, community involvement, and personal...
Full article

U-E, Vestal grads named All-Americans

Fri, 12 Jun 2009
Press Connects.com (AP)

After leading Tompkins-Cortland Community College to the National Junior College Athletic Association national championship in softball, Danielle O'Rourke and Brooke Wierzbicki earned All-American...
Full article

All TC3 News Releases

H1N1 Health Alert

On Thursday, June 11th, the World Health Organization (WHO) elevated the pandemic alert to phase six, meaning the outbreak is now in more than one WHO region of the world (North America and Australia). TC3 health services director Shari Shapleigh, in a June 11th message to the College community, said the change in phase status is not associated with the severity of the virus, just where it has been found.

As of Tuesday, June 9th, the TC3 student identified with a confirmed case of H1N1 influenza has recovered. In a June 9th message to the College community, health services director Shari Shapleigh said both the student with H1N1 and another student who exhibited symptoms but tested negative for the H1N1 have been cleared to resume attending classes.

TC3 Health Services is working closely with county and state health department officials to monitor information and recommendations related to H1N1 influenza. The TC3 Health Center encourages all individuals to be responsible for monitoring their health and taking appropriate preventive measures. The health center is prepared to address patient concerns related to flu-like symptoms, assure appropriate treatment, referrals and implement precautions.

The TC3 health services has information online about swine flu and links to information web sites such as CDC, WHO, and state and local health agencies. Please check these sites for general information before calling. The TC3 home page and the TC3 Health Services page will have the current information about H1N1 (updated as needed).

The college’s pandemic response and planning team is working with external agencies and college-wide departments to help the campus prepare and respond to the current pandemic health alert.

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.

TC3 Foundation/Giving

The foundation is a separate, not-for-profit, IRS approved 501(c)(3) organization that provides financially for the educational needs of TC3 that cannot be met through state aid or student tuition. Private support is essential for TC3 to thrive, to remain affordable, and to maintain its history of excellence.

Visit the TC3 Foundation web site.

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 Holiday Closing The college will be closed on Friday, July 3rd. Panthers win National Championship The Tompkins Cortland Community College Panthers are the NJCAA Division III Softball National Champions. The Panthers won the first team title in the College's history with an extra-inning win over the College of DuPage (Ill.) in the tournament final Saturday in Rochester, Minnesota. Chat Now Available for General Information Use TC3’s live chat to get answers to your questions from a TC3 information assistant. Available during normal business hours. Fall 2009 On Campus Housing Available We are still accepting applications for on campus housing for Fall 2009. Availability is limited and applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Earn Your Bachelor Degree on the TC3 Campus Through a unique partnership, TC3 & SUNY Delhi have developed innovative programs designed for students of all ages interested in pursuing a baccalaureate degree in Hospitality Management or Business & Technology Management. These degree programs are affordable and ideal for any student who has a job, family, or other commitments in the area and desires to further their education and career opportunities by earning a Bachelor degree. Begin as early as this fall semester! Contact Tracey Caponera at caponeta@delhi.edu or 518-381-1416 for more details. 2009 Fall Course Schedule Download our 2009 fall course schedule (PDF) or call our enrollment services center at 607.844.6580 to have one mailed to you. You can also search for course offerings using myTC3. TC3 President's Annual Report TC3 President Carl Haynes released his annual report this month. The report includes a look back at the past 40 years, as well as an examination of the pillars of success that will help drive innovation at TC3 for the next 40 years and beyond. Download PDF version 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… TC3 softball coaches earn national honor Fri, 19 Jun 2009 Theithacajournal.com (AP) After leading Tompkins Cortland Community College to its first national championship of any kind, TC3's softball coaching staff was named the Fastpitch Coaches Association/NJCAA Division III National Coaching Staff of the... Full article Tompkins County Legislature Approves TC3 Budget, Proposal Includes Tuition Hike Thu, 18 Jun 2009 Oldies 101.5 WXHC The Tompkins County legislature has approved Tompkins Cortland Community Collegeâ s budget for next year, the budget includes a tuition hike and a larger contribution to the colleges operating expenses from... Full article Training opportunities offered to former BorgWarner workers Thu, 18 Jun 2009 9WSYR.com Dryden (WSYR-TV) - The thousands who have lost their jobs since the economy started to sink will tell you it's tough -- if not nearly impossible -- to find... Full article TC3 Graduation Awards Fri, 12 Jun 2009 Theithacajournal.com (AP) Several Tompkins County residents graduating in the Tompkins Cortland Community College Class of 2009 have been honored for academic achievement, community involvement, and personal... Full article U-E, Vestal grads named All-Americans Fri, 12 Jun 2009 Press Connects.com (AP) After leading Tompkins-Cortland Community College to the National Junior College Athletic Association national championship in softball, Danielle O'Rourke and Brooke Wierzbicki earned All-American... Full article All TC3 News Releases	H1N1 Health Alert On Thursday, June 11th, the World Health Organization (WHO) elevated the pandemic alert to phase six, meaning the outbreak is now in more than one WHO region of the world (North America and Australia). TC3 health services director Shari Shapleigh, in a June 11th message to the College community, said the change in phase status is not associated with the severity of the virus, just where it has been found. As of Tuesday, June 9th, the TC3 student identified with a confirmed case of H1N1 influenza has recovered. In a June 9th message to the College community, health services director Shari Shapleigh said both the student with H1N1 and another student who exhibited symptoms but tested negative for the H1N1 have been cleared to resume attending classes. TC3 Health Services is working closely with county and state health department officials to monitor information and recommendations related to H1N1 influenza. The TC3 Health Center encourages all individuals to be responsible for monitoring their health and taking appropriate preventive measures. The health center is prepared to address patient concerns related to flu-like symptoms, assure appropriate treatment, referrals and implement precautions. The TC3 health services has information online about swine flu and links to information web sites such as CDC, WHO, and state and local health agencies. Please check these sites for general information before calling. The TC3 home page and the TC3 Health Services page will have the current information about H1N1 (updated as needed). The college’s pandemic response and planning team is working with external agencies and college-wide departments to help the campus prepare and respond to the current pandemic health alert. 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. TC3 Foundation/Giving The foundation is a separate, not-for-profit, IRS approved 501(c)(3) organization that provides financially for the educational needs of TC3 that cannot be met through state aid or student tuition. Private support is essential for TC3 to thrive, to remain affordable, and to maintain its history of excellence. Visit the TC3 Foundation web site. 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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