Cultural And Intellectual Events

Student Health Service is holding a vaccination clinic for all students and high-risk faculty/staff.

November 11, 3-5 p.m., 301-303 Corey Union

High-risk includes those who are pregnant, or who have asthma, diabetes, immunodeficiency from any illness or medication, or obesity as they are at increased risk of severe illness from H1N1. If you have any of these conditions, you should receive a vaccine against H1N1 now.  Questions, contact Student Health Services at (607) 753-4811.

The vaccine is in short supply, so it is best to get there early. 

If you are under 18 please have your parent/guardian sign a consent form for you to have the vaccine. This can be found on the Student Health Service website at:

http://www2.cortland.edu/offices/student-development-center/student-health-service/pdfs/ConsentFormH1N1.pdf

There is no charge for the H1N1 vaccine.

Please be advised that the Duplicating Center will have drop off and pick up counter service only November 11.  To pick up an exam, go to Corey Union, Room 406.  There will be no staff available to run same-day work orders.

Thank you in advance for your pre-planning.

Questions?  Contact Campus Activities & Corey Union x2321.

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Effective January 1, 2010, New York State Health Insurance Program (NYSHIP) rules will be modified to provide health insurance eligibility for unmarried young adults through Age 29 (the “Young Adult Option”) as required by Chapter 240 of the Laws of 2009.

The Young Adult Option does not change NYSHIP’s maximum age criteria for dependent coverage available to enrollees, but allows the young adult child of an enrollee to purchase individual health insurance coverage through NYSHIP, when the young adult does not otherwise qualify as a NYSHIP dependent. This change applies to health insurance only.  Dental and vision coverage are not available under the Young Adult Option.

COST:

The young adult or his/her parent must pay a separate premium for the Young Adult Option. There will be no employer contribution by the State toward the cost of the Young Adult Option; rather, the young adult or his/her parent are required to pay  the full cost of premium for individual coverage for the NYSHIP option selected for coverage.  (Please note – the young adult will NOT be added to a parent enrollee’s contract, the young adult will be enrolled in their own contract with NYSHIP.)

ENROLLMENT:

Enrollment for the Young Adult Option will be processed by the Employee Benefits Division (EBD).  The Employee Benefits Division will respond to the applicant with either an approval or denial of application.  If the application is approved, EBD will bill the young adult or his/her parent (as designated on the application) on a monthly basis.

For more detailed information, eligibility requirements, enrollment forms,  and rates (when approved), please visit the website noted below.

https://www.cs.state.ny.us/youngadultoptionnype/index.cfm

Any questions regarding the Young Adult Option should be directed to the New York State Department of Civil Service, Employee Benefits Division (1-800-833-4344) or to Mary Saracene, Employee Benefits Administrator at ext. 2302 or mary.saracene@cortland.edu

Mary Saracene, PHR

Employee Benefits Administrator

Employee Assistance Program Coordinator

SUNY Cortland

PO Box 2000

Cortland, NY 13045

PH: 607-753-2302

FX: 607-753-5994

mary.saracene@cortland.edu

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION MONTH!

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5^TH

4:30 P.M.

BROCKWAY HALL, JACOBUS LOUNGE

Catherine Porter Lewis will present today at 4:30 p.m. in Brockway Hall Jacobus Lounge.

In an increasingly borderless world, the ideal of self-sufficiency is giving way to the reality of interdependence. To meet such challenges as a threatened environment, a faltering economy, a potential pandemic, or the possibility of nuclear terrorism, cooperation on a world-wide scale is required as never before. But cooperation implies mutual respect and understanding; it implies a willingness to negotiate on an equal footing. These conditions can be met only by people able to shift perspectives, take cultural differences into account, and communicate in the language of their counterparts. English is not enough.

Kaitlin Berry

Study Abroad Advisor

James M. Clark Center for International Education

PO Box 2000 B-16 Miller

Cortland, NY 13045

607-753-2209 Office

607-753-5989 Fax

607-543-0774  24 hour emergency cell

www.cortland.edu/studyabroad

There are still some $5 student tickets available for the Cortaca football game.

 SUNY students can still purchase tickets (including football players) even if you have already picked up your first one.

Stop by the Campus Activities and Corey Union Office, Room 406 Corey Union, between 8:30am-4pm.

Get out and support our Red Dragons!