Summer hours: Beginning May 28 and continuing through Aug. 27, the Office of Transportation and Mail Services will open at 7:30 a.m and close at 4 p.m. Regular hours of operation (7:30 a.m.-5 p.m.) will resume Aug. 28.
New addresses: Several campus offices and programs have moved
recently, and Transportation and Mail Services
wants people to be aware of the changes. Here's a listing of those programs, with former
addresses listed first, followed by new addresses: Latino Studies
from Sage Hall to 472 Caldwell Hall; Finance and
Business Office from Mann and Warren halls
to Surge III; University Registrar Technologies
Ser
vices from 14 East Ave. to 420E
Computing and Communications Center (C. Uber), 424 CCC (M. John Testa and D. Barnard)
and 222 Day Hall (J. Merrill); International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO)
from Barnes to B50 Caldwell;
Cornell-in-Washington and American Studies Program
from 131 Sage to 471 Hollister; Graduate
School from Sage to Caldwell; Cornell Institute
for Public Affairs from 132 Sage Hall
to 473 Hollister Hall; Learning Skills Center
from Sage Hall to 420 CCC; Council for the
Arts from 310 Sage Hall to 341 Caldwell
Hall; Public Service Center from 14 E. Ave.
to 200 Barnes Hall; the Office of
Instructional Support from 14 East Ave.
to CCC.
Summer Seniors Program: Anyone who is at least 60 years of age may enroll
in Cornell courses this summer at a reduced tuition rate through the Seniors
Program. This program is for senior citizens who would like to attend classes at Cornell
but are not interested in earning college credit.
During the summer, Cornell welcomes students of all ages: adults and youngsters
at Cornell's Adult University (CAU), high school students attending Summer
College, professionals in a variety of fields, and undergraduates from many colleges
and universities, among others. With the instructor's approval, seniors can
take courses offered in subjects ranging from African languages to women's studies.
A registration fee of $50 per credit is due at the time of course registration. No
transcript, grade record, or proof of attendance in
the class will be kept. Registration and instruction for the eight-week session begins
June 10, and the six-week session begins June 24. For more information, call 255-4987;
write to the Cornell University School of Continuing Education and Summer
Sessions, B20 Day Hall, Ithaca, N.Y. 14853-2801; e-mail <ss@sce.cornell.edu> and ask
specifically about the Seniors Program; or visit
the Web site at <http://www.sce. cornell.edu/CUSS
>.