We are here to support you throughout the Spring semester, with study space, research help, tutoring, academic coaching, and more. Select weekend support available TBA. Library hours: Mon 8–7, Tue–Thu 8–5, Fri 8–4 Library online resources are available 24/7 for research, articles, eBooks, and more https://www.columbiagreene.edu/academics/library/ SSC hours: Mon/Wed 8-5, Tues/Thurs 8-6, Fri 8–4 Saturday […]
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6 events,Students can enroll in a free, self-paced, online Library Skills course which strengthens research confidence, supports academic integrity, and includes updated guidance on AI use. Enrollment is available throughout the semester—contact reference@sunycgcc.edu or fill out the contact form for details and deadlines. Health Services is launching Clear the Air at C-GCC, a month-long initiative to support anyone considering quitting or cutting back on smoking or vaping. Free, confidential help is available through the New York State Smokers’ Quitline, including one-on-one quit coaching, text support, and free nicotine replacement therapy (while supplies last). Call 1-866-NY-QUITS, text QUITNOW to […] Which book-to-movie adaptation deserves the crown? Vote each week as your favorite stories battle it out! Cast your vote at the circulation desk and help decide the ultimate page-to-screen champion.
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Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […] |
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Join the Engagement Office in the Student Cafeteria for a fun game of "Never Have I Ever" and free lunch! Bring your cell phone to log on and participate! This will be a great way to get to know your fellow students, share some laughs, and eat together. Email teresa.king@sunycgcc.edu if you have any questions.
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Welcome to the inaugural meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Social Club. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Come learn, play, and hang with fellow Planeswalkers. Pizza and Fellowship provided. |
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Will you be graduating this May or August? If you have not already done so, all students expecting to participate in the May 2026 Commencement Ceremony have until April 1, 2026, to apply via your Banner Self-Service student profile page. To apply for graduation, log in to the Banner Self-Service student profile page, click on the […]
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Come on down to the student lounge and dual your classmates in Super Smash Bros!
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The Center for Teaching, Innovation, & Learning invites faculty to The Human Skills AI Can’t Replace. As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in our daily work, intentionally strengthening human skills is essential to effective teaching, leadership, collaboration, and decision-making. This 12-week professional development series centers on the 12 human skills that AI cannot replace, offering […] |
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The department of Continuing Education & Workforce Development (CEWD) is excited to announce and provide a series of workshops and trainings to the campus on the college's new standard operating procedures for Applied Learning experiences and the re-launch of our career and workforce software, College Central Network. During these workshops you'll learn standard Applied Learning […]
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3 events,National Poetry Month 2026 marks its 30th anniversary this April (April 1–30), organized by the Academy of American Poets. Learn more at Poets.org. Visit The Poet’s Corner—located upstairs in the library—a space dedicated to honoring retired Dean Emerita Phyllis Carito’s commitment to creative writing. Explore our permanent poetry display and contribute your own work or […] |
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Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […]
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The 2026 C-GCC Commencement Committee is now accepting submissions from graduating students interested in performing the National Anthem or representing the graduating class as Student Speaker. Please read this email in its entirety before submitting for either role. The deadline to submit is Monday, April 6. Click here to apply. |
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Are you a foodie? How well do you know your foods? This Trivia has everything to do with food. Just like food shows, fast food chains, and more!
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Welcome to the inaugural meeting of the Magic: The Gathering Social Club. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Come learn, play, and hang with fellow Planeswalkers. Pizza and Fellowship provided. |
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Systems thinking is a cognitive skill that allows us to see how parts of a process connect, influence one another, and produce outcomes over time. As one of the uniquely human skills, it helps us recognize patterns, anticipate consequences, and make thoughtful decisions based on context rather than isolated information. AI can support this process […] |
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Join the Criminal Justice Club on Thursday, April 9, for a special presentation by Christine Elliott, Victim Services & Outreach Coordinator for REACH & the Child Advocacy Center. She will discuss working effectively with victims of crime, addressing trauma, and the vital role victim advocacy offices play within the justice system. All students interested in […]
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The Foundation Gallery at The Arts Center, Columbia-Greene Community College presents: From the Studio: Katherine Patterson and Paul Stewart — Opening Reception The Foundation Gallery at the Arts Center at Columbia-Greene Community College presents From the Studio, an exhibition featuring two local artists whose work explores form, process, and place through contrasting mediums. Katherine Patterson […] |
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Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […] |
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Join the REACH Center and community partners for the Clothesline Project Resource Fair in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Clothesline Project is a powerful visual display that raises awareness of violence in our community and provides a space for survivors to share their stories and express their experiences. Stop by to connect with […] |
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The department of Continuing Education & Workforce Development (CEWD) continues their series of workshops and trainings centered around Applied Learning and College Central Network. During this second installation, CEWD will provide examples of how Applied Learning experiences would move through our Handbook's processes and procedures. We'll also provide an FAQ and more in-depth instructions with […]
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Celebrate the creativity and talent of Columbia-Greene Community College’s fine arts students at the annual Spring Student Art Show. This showcase features work from students in Basic Painting, Visual Arts 3D, and Figure Drawing, highlighting a range of mediums and artistic approaches. The exhibition will be on view in the Foundation Gallery at the Arts […] |
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Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […]
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Representatives from SUNY New Paltz’s teacher education programs will visit C-GCC’s ED 101 Foundations of Education class to discuss careers in education and pathways to pursuing education and related majors. Interested in working in education? Join us to learn more and connect with faculty and advisors, including Dean Rene Pamar, Lindsey Russo, Taylor Boggio, Collin […] |
4 events,Motivation Check-in for Common Read, James, by Percival Everett. Stay motivated with our Common Read check-ins in the Library! Discuss what you’ve been reading, share your thoughts, and enjoy a break with tea, coffee, and chocolate. Feel free to bring your own beverage and connect with fellow readers. Pick one meeting for each Common Read Check-in, […] |
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Join us for a reading celebrating the publication of Rollercoaster of Life, a new collection of poems by Phyllis Carito, published by Finishing Line Press. This evocative collection explores the joys and challenges of life through reflections on childhood, nature, grief, and growth—guiding readers through moments of uncertainty, clarity, and hope. Phyllis Carito is a […] |
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Start your week with tea, coffee, and treats while exploring how the library can support your success. Take a moment to reflect on your goals, set weekly intentions in our shared journal, or add to our gratitude tree. Drop in anytime to relax, recharge, and discover something new in the Library Connection Nook. Drop in […] |
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Want to decorate cookies like a pro? Join Cindy from Buttercup Cookie for a fun, hands-on class where you’ll learn decorating techniques and create your own sweet designs. Space is limited to 24 participants. To reserve your spot, sign up in Room 307 (across from the COARC Cafe). Don’t wait—this class will fill up quickly! |
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The Student Success Center (SSC) will be open on the Saturday dates listed below from 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Computer labs with printers will be open for student use. • May 2• May 9 |