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facebook.comThe 2017-2018 EC Theatre season kicks off in just three short weeks! This year's line-up includes a full slate of comedies, drama, and musical theatre.
Be sure to join us this Friday for our final Fridays on the Lawn event for this summer!
The FAFSA for the 2018-2019 academic year opens October 1! Whether you're a returning student or a future member of the Class of 2022, be sure to get your FAFSA done early!
Dr. Jim Twombly brings his classroom to your living room with his new segment on WENY TV News. Be sure to catch the segment each Tuesday to learn more about the theories, concepts and terms used in today's politics.
Follow us on SnapChat! We're checking out the eclipse by the fountain!
As we await the beginning of today's eclipse, we hear again from Dr. Charlie Jacobson on what we can expect in the Elmira area. Be sure to watch our SnapChat for additional fun facts.
Don't forget to vote for our Elmira student-athletes! Voting ends August 25! http://www.ncaa.org/about/special-olympics-partnership
Mark Twain often referred or alluded to eclipses and comets in his work. Perhaps the most notable is "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" (1889). In anticipation of Monday's solar eclipse, Dr. David Ketterer, Honorary Research Fellow at University of Liverpool and an Emeritus Professor of English at Concordia University, revisits Twain's work and the pivotal role of the eclipse.
#SoaringToSuccess this week takes a look into the summer internship that biology major Zoey Perham '18 has been completing at nearby Arnot Ogden Medical Center.
Professors Lynn Gillie and Forrest Meekins recently participated in the Meg Lowman Treetops Camp hosted by Tanglewood Nature Center & Museum. The camp is named in honor of Elmira native and world-renowned forest canopy researcher Dr. Margaret “Meg” Lowman.
Congratulations again to the award recipients from this year's 8th International Conference presented by the Elmira College Center for Mark Twain Studies, including our own Dr. Barb Snedecor and Stanford University's Dr. Shelley Fisher Fishkin.
There's still time to sign up for a table at this year's Community Service Fair sponsored by the Elmira College Office of Career Services. Click below.
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