Post written by: Michele Baran

“Throughout the time I took EDU 255, Kathleen Howarth made me realize what kind of teacher I wanted to be. I cherished everyday that I was in that class and to this day find myself trying to mimic her teaching style during my own classes. Also, every time I walked into PER I was always welcomed by the warmth and compassion of Dr. Joellen Bailey. She made me feel like I belonged and was always willing to give me a helping hand or some sort of advice. These women were two of the most important teachers to me at SUNY Cortland and I hope I can be half the teacher they both are someday.”

2006 Graduate Response from Grad Survey

“Positive Connections” is a series of short features highlighting examples of ways students have felt connected to SUNY Cortland. Many of the posts will come directly from recent graduates, though any source is welcome!

Post written by: Michele Baran

“It was great being a student athlete because my professors congratulated me on athlete achievements along with academic achievement. They all showed interest in what I did at Cortland.”

2006 Graduate Response from Grad Survey

“Positive Connections” is a series of short features highlighting examples of ways students have felt connected to SUNY Cortland. Many of the posts will come directly from recent graduates, though any source is welcome!

Post written by: Michele Baran

“The coffee house at the library kept me rocking!!!! I still stop in now and again. The non-instructional staff made a tremendous difference with my experience: They welcomed me, every day.”

2006 Graduate Response from Grad Survey

“Positive Connections” is a series of short features highlighting examples of ways students have felt connected to SUNY Cortland. Many of the posts will come directly from recent graduates, though any source is welcome!

Post written by: Michele Baran

“It was very hard trying to adjust to Cortland and college life, but once I found my passion (Media/Radio Production), everything else just fell into place. By the time I became a senior, I learned to embrace and enjoy everything that Cortland had to offer because it made me a better person and it prepared me for the real world / life after Cortland.”

2006 Graduate Response from Grad Survey

“Positive Connections” is a series of short features highlighting examples of ways students have felt connected to SUNY Cortland.

Post written by: Michele Baran

Today is the beginning of a new weekly blog piece. “Positive Connections” will provide a short feature highlighting examples of ways students have felt connected to SUNY Cortland. Many of the posts will come directly from recent graduates, though any source is welcome!