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Activities for the Weekend of Feb. 18-21: Get Involved, Stay Safe, Have Fun!

Thursday, February 18, 2021, By News Staff
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Dear Students and Families:

As we head into another weekend, I am reaching out to remind you of all the great activities happening on and around campus this weekend. Many of your fellow students, as well as members from the Student Experience team, continue to think outside the box to create fun, safe and enjoyable experiences. One thing is certain: There’s a lot going on this weekend!

Weekend Activities: Feb. 18-21

From exploring nature to ice skating, attending Orange After Dark events and participating in wellness activities, there are so many opportunities for you to try new things, meet new people and have fun—all in a safe manner. For a complete listing of events, .

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Easy Tips for Staying Safe

Keeping yourself and those around you safe and healthy is simple and selfless. Take these easy steps to help our community mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

  • Wear a mask;
  • Maintain social distance;
  • Limit gatherings;
  • Monitor for symptoms and complete the daily health screening;
  • Do not travel outside of Central New York unless deemed essential;
  • Comply with the weekly testing requirement;
  • Participate in contact tracing procedures immediately and honestly; and
  • Adhere to all directives from state and local authorities and the University.

We continue to recognize what a different experience it is being a college student during the time of COVID. Different can still be fun. Different can still be rewarding. And different can challenge you to step outside of your comfort zone!

I strongly encourage you to try something new this weekend, say hi to someone you’ve never met or explore a part of our community you haven’t experienced before. ϲ and our neighbors throughout Onondaga County have so much to offer; please take full advantage of all those opportunities.

Sincerely,

Robert D. Hradsky, Ed.D.
Vice President for the Student Experience

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