Fall 2021 Events

All programs will be in the Tatkon Center located in Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC), rooms 101, 103 and 105 unless otherwise stated.

Tatkon Center for First-Year Students Open House and Info Desk
Wed, Aug 25, 12pm – 10pm, RPCC 101
Find us on our opening day! Meet our friendly student staff. Ask anything! We are a truly unique campus resource specifically designed to offer support, resources, and programming throughout your first year here. We help you discover all Cornell has to offer. Sign up for a 1:1 student mentor. Check out our free services and study spaces. Tatkon is a home base for first-year students. Find us sooner rather than later! You'll be glad you did!

Campus Walking Tour
Sat, Aug 28, 4:30pm & Sun, Aug 29, 4:30pm, meet at the Tatkon Center, 101 Robert Purcell Community Center
Join Tatkon staff members and classmates to discover iconic spots and hidden gems on campus. Get to know the Cornell landscape on foot. You’re invited to share your selfies made along the route: follow us on Instagram @cornelltatkon and direct message photos to us (or email to tatkoncenter@cornell.edu) by September 1.  Open to all first years and transfers and to those on campus for the first time or any Class of 2024 member as well as Class of 2025. Unless severe weather, the walk is on. Bring umbrella if showers.

International Student Speed Friending
Sun, Aug 29, 3pm, RPCC 103
Come make friends. Calling all international students and domestic students eager to connect with those from across the globe. Everyone’s invited. Spend three to five minutes chatting with a classmate: What is something especially distinctive or beautiful about your country? How did you spend your play time as a child? If you could learn a new skill, what would it be? What’s your favorite childhood memory? What are you most thankful for? How would you spend your ideal day? What detail of life in the US are you most curious about? Describe yourself using one word. What are your hidden talents? Followed by a campus walking tour where you can continue the conversations. Led by Tatkon student staff.

Making the Most of Cornell: A Student Panel for the Class of 2024
Sun, Aug 29, 4:30-5:30pm, Class of 2024, RPCC Auditorium, 205
You may have missed this last year. Join us now. It’s not too late to get the inside scoop. Hear from the student staff at the Tatkon Center, a North Campus support and resource center. We’ll cover academic support services, finding community, transportation, health and well-being, and more. Hear about making the most of your Cornell experience This is a good chance to catch up on info you were not able to get last year, as well as meet people you missed because of COVID. Panel will conclude with Q&A and then move into a speed friending event.

Speed Friending Class of 2024
Sun, Aug 29, 5:30-7:00pm, RPCC 103
Come make friends. It was tough last year to meet people. Make a fresh start. Spend three to five minutes chatting with a classmate: How did you spend your play time as a child? If you could learn a new skill, what would it be? What’s your favorite childhood memory? What are you most thankful for? How would you spend your ideal day? Describe yourself using one word. What are your hidden talents?

Making the Most of Your First Year: A Student Panel for New Cornellians
Sun, Aug 29, 6:30-7:30pm, Class of 2025, RPCC Auditorium, 205
Speed Friending Class of 2025
Sun, Aug 29, 7:30-9:00pm, RPCC 103
Get it straight from the experienced student staff at the Tatkon Center, a support and resource center for students in their first year at Cornell. We’ll cover academic support services, finding community, transportation, health and well-being, and more. Learn how to make a smooth transition to college and make the most of your Cornell experience. Panel will conclude with Q&A and then move into a speed friending event.

Time Management-Study Skills Workshop
Mon, Aug 30, 7-8pm & Th, Sep 2, 7-8pm (repeat session), RPCC 103
Get tips on study skills, time management, and how to perform better – all with less stress! Don’t miss this workshop with the Learning Strategies Center staff. They help Cornellians work more efficiently, sleep well, better prepare for prelims, and manage procrastination and distractions. Sponsored by the Tatkon Center for First-Year Students.

Math Support Center Tutors @ Tatkon
Wed + Thu, Sep 1 + 2, 7:30-9:45pm
101 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC)
Come in for some Pi (The math kind). The Math Support Center tutors are here for you, no matter what course you’re in this term. Free, no appointment needed. Come see us.

Wellness Wednesday
8-9pm, weekly all term, RPCC 103 + 222
Join us for fun, relaxing, social events. All free. Materials supplied.
Self-Care Essentials! (The Basics)
Wed, Sep 1, 8-9pm, RPCC 103
Kick off your Cornell journey by customizing your own personal self-care kit and learning some essential skills on how to manage stress, take care of your mental health, and prioritize your Health & Wellness during college.

First-Year Engineering Meet & Greet!
Thu, Sep 2, 7pm
Tatkon Center, 103 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC)
Meet other engineering first-years to talk about what Cornell engineering has been like so far and ask older engineering students about the college, life at Cornell, and more! This is the first of a series of first-year engineering meet ups that will explore different topics including classes, project teams and research, and finding academic and emotional support at Cornell. Hope to see you there!

Trip to the Ithaca Farmers Market with Tat Staff!
Sat, Sep 4, 11:30am
Departure from RPCC 101
RSVP:tatkoncenter@cornell.edu
Interested in visiting Ithaca’s most charming attraction? Explore the local Ithaca Farmers Market with Zeh, a senior in Information Science, and Paine, a sophomore in AAP. Meet at the Tatkon Center (RPCC1101) then take the TCAT bus together to the Farmers Market. Be sure to bring your Cornell ID for a free TCAT ride. If you haven’t used the TCAT before, this will be a great opportunity to get familiar with it. At the market, it will be self-exploration, and you are welcome to head back with us around 1:30pm or stick around on your own.

Tat Chats
Stop by for as little or as long as you like in our Reception area, RPCC 101
All are welcome from the Class of 2025 and 2024. Watch our weekly e-newsletter for our broad-ranging, changing topics. Informal conversations with Tatkon student staff to jumpstart your knowledge of campus and Ithaca. Stop by before or after dinner. You might even meet a new friend!

Food Recs
Sun, Sep 5, 4:30-5:30pm
Looking for some yummy places to eat in Ithaca? Talk to Buma, seasoned Ithacan and Information Science senior, as she discusses the highlights.

Finding Clubs
Sun, Sep 5, 6:30-7:30pm
Chat with Zeh, a senior in Information Science, about one of the best ways to make friends and find a community at Cornell! Learn about Clubfest and how to find fun clubs on campus!

Spill the Tea
Sun, Sep 12, 4:30-5:30pm
Looking for a chat? A rant? Frustrated about the start of classes, recruitment, or trying to find your community? Have a chat with Kemi, a senior at A&S. Hopefully you can relax and find your own comfort space!

How to Ace Your First College Paper
Sun, Sep 12, 6:30-7:30pm
Nervous about writing your first essay in college? No worries. Tatkon senior Niko has your back! Drop by for some writing tips that’ll make your college papers stellar. Niko is a senior from Fremont, CA, majoring in Communication and minoring in English, Psychology, and Media Studies.

Studying for Engineering Prelims
Sun, Sep 19, 6:30-7:30pm
Nervous about the CHEM 2090 prelim? Maybe you’re worried about the PHYS 1112 prelim? Chat with Niki, Biomedical Engineering student, about how to prepare for engineering prelims!

Finding a Community on Campus
Tu, Sep 21, 5-6:00pm
The beginning of your time at Cornell can seem a little lonely — but only until you find your place on campus! Chat with Niko, a Tatkon senior, about ways to make friends and find your community!

Delicious Dining for Dietary Restrictions (and Everyone!)
Thu, Sep 23, 5:30-6:30pm
Are you gluten free, vegetarian, or vegan or have any other dietary restrictions and not sure where to get some good lunch. Come talk with Allie, a sophomore who eats delicious vegan food on campus.

Wellness Wednesday
Tatkon’s Trivia Takeover!
Wed, Sep 8, 8-9pm, RPCC 222
Be a contestant on Tatkon’s Trivia Takeover! Show off your superior trivia skills and make some new friends by engaging in some friendly Jeopardy-style competition! 

Resume Reviews for Arts & Sciences Students
Mon, Sep 13 and Tu, Sep 14
7-9pm, Tatkon Center, 101 RPCC
Join the A&S Student Career Advisors for in-person drop-ins to review your resume and cover letters. We know that after Club Fest, some organizations may require a resume, so this is a perfect opportunity to get yours reviewed. Our Student Career Advisors will be located in the reception area of the Tatkon Center, 101 Robert Purcell Community Center. Registration on Handshake required.

Wellness Wednesday
Music Jam!
Wed, Sep 15, 8-9pm, RPCC 222
Show off your musical skills or unlock a new hidden talent by rockin’ out at our Tatkon Music Jam! Piano available.

Wellness Wednesday
Astrology and Mindfulness
Wed, Sep 22, 8-9pm, RPCC 222
Take a study break and join Buma ‘22 and Kemi ‘22 as they break down astrology myths and present astrology 101. They’ll discuss how to practice mindfulness using astrology and help you learn more about your sign

Resume Workshop for Arts & Sciences Students
Th, Sep 23, 5:30-6pm, presentation; 6-7:30pm, 1:1 critiques, Tatkon Center, 103 RPCC
Interested in applying for a job, internship, or club? Need guidance on how to write or tailor your resume? Meet with Arts & Sciences Student Career Advisors (SCA) for a 30-minute resume workshop at 5:30pm followed by individual 15-minute, in-person drop-in resume reviews from 6-7:30pm.
During the workshop session, you’ll learn how to build and format your resume and get general tips on what works best. Then, an SCA will work with you to improve your resume’s formatting, role descriptions, and much more through an individual 1:1 appointment.
Sign up for the resume review session on Handshake here. Sign up for a 1:1 15-minute review here.
Resume reviews are only open to A&S Students and we request that everyone sign up for a review time before the event. 

First Year Engineering Meet Up
Tues, Sep 28, 7pm, 222 RPCC
Stressed about club applications coming up? Thinking about applying to project teams? Come to this Tatkon Center event and chat with Julia, a sophomore in engineering, and Niki, a graduate engineering student, about club applications, project teams, and how to put your best foot forward in your applications. You can also make some new friends in engineering while you are here! 

Wellness Wednesday
Board Games!
Wed, Sep 29, 8-9pm, RPCC 222
Unwind by playing board games. Come with friends and make new ones, too!

TAT CHAT: Discover Downtown!
Tu, Oct 5, 5-6pm
The Commons is filled to the brim with great places to eat & explore. Talk to Tatkon senior Niko about some of the best of downtown Ithaca!

Finding your place and your people
Tu, Oct 5, 5:30-6:30pm
Are you overwhelmed by the number of clubs, organizations, and people at Cornell? Not sure what is right for you? Come chat with Julia, a sophomore involved in numerous extracurricular activities, like Greek life, project teams, engineering clubs, and leadership programs. Learn how to find the right things for you here at Cornell!

The Association of Computer Science Undergraduates (ACSU) Info Session
Wed, Oct 6, 6-7pm, 103 RPCC
ACSU is one of the largest computer science organizations on campus. We promote educational, professional, and social interaction among undergraduate students interested in CS.  Join us for an information session and learn more about what we do: educational, faculty, company, and social events, career help, and mentorship.

Wellness Wednesday
Zumba with Cheryl
Wed, Oct 6, 8-8:45pm, 105 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC) 
Registration required & limited. https://forms.gle/MPuwUiZ4CKBcAEEB6 
Take the "work" out of your workout and de-stress while you explore rhythms from around the world. Join us for this exhilarating dance fitness party!  Beginners welcome! Come a few minutes early to complete the required waiver. Face masks are required regardless of vaccination status. 

Finding Mentors on and off Campus
Wed, Oct 6, 8-9pm
Navigating college for the first time can definitely be intimidating and confusing! Mentors on and off campus can provide so much guidance for your life in college and beyond college. Come chat with Jenny, a junior also in the process of establishing these meaningful connections!

Best Campus Study Spaces
Wed, Oct 13, 6:30-7:30pm
Are you wondering where the best places to study are, especially after midnight? Or maybe your dorm is too small for that next group project? Come talk with Allie, a sophomore in Arts and Sciences about all the best spots on campus!

Wellness Wednesday
Wed, Oct 13, 8-9 PM, 105 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC) 
Color! Take a study break! Relax and let your mind wander as you create your masterpiece. All materials provided.

CUeLINKS and Networking Overview: Connect with your Cornell Community
Thu, Oct 14, 5-6 pm, 105 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC) 
REGISTER via Handshake at cornell.joinhandshake.com/events/790122
It’s time to join CUeLINKS, an easy-to-use tool for building connections with Cornell alumni and peers. In this session, you will learn how to use and search the system and make connections. To request accommodations or for inquiries about accessibility contact Heather Fortenberry, hao3@cornell.edu, 607-255-9046.

Resume Advice: group drop-in session
Thu, Oct 14, 6-7pm, 105 Robert Purcell Community Center (RPCC)  
Join Cornell Career Services Advisor Heather Fortenberry for an informal group drop-in session. Come with questions about writing resumes, networking, interviews, or internship searches and more! Stop by any time to join the conversation and ask questions. Open to First-Year and new Transfer students.

TAT CHAT: Questions about Finding Research Positions?
Tues, Oct 19, any time between 8:30-10pm
Stop by any time during Zeh’s shift to talk about finding a research position with a supportive lab environment. Zeh is a senior Info Sci and Biology Major who loves making art, discovering new music, and trying new foods! She’s also interested in social justice, volunteering, and genetics.

Exam Prep Workshop
Wed, Oct 20, 7-8pm, RPCC 105
How do I work more efficiently, get more sleep, manage procrastination and distractions, and prepare better for exams? Get tips on how to perform better and get more done, with less stress! Sponsored by the Tatkon Center for First-Year Students in partnership with the Learning Strategies Center.

TAT CHAT: Finding Performing Opportunities on Campus
Wed, Oct 20, any time between 8-10pm
Are you interested in acting in live and/or filmed productions? Come chat with Jenny about finding exciting opportunities to participate in student-run productions on campus.  Jenny is a junior majoring in Anthropology and Music and is from Los Angeles. 

Career Readiness: Recognizing Your Skills and Experiences
Tu, Oct 26, 5-6pm, RPCC 105
Did you know that you develop many valuable transferable skills that can be used in a professional work environment? The challenge is conveying evidence of these to prospective employers through resumes and job interviews. Learn how your experiences through individual and small group work helps you to build skills employers seek and how to turn these experiences into bullet points on resumes or short examples in interviews. Hosted by Heather Fortenberry, Cornell Career Services.

Calling all pianists and music lovers!
Tu, Oct 26, 8:30pm, RPCC 105
Take a study break and play our grand piano in the Tatkon Center RPCC 105. Meet other musicians and play for each other. If you don’t play, you’re invited to come and listen! Good electric keyboard also available for duets!

Wellness Wednesday
Free screening of Halloweentown
Wed, Oct 27, 8pm, RPCC auditorium
Boo! Halloween season is finally here! Take a break from your studies and watch Halloweentown to celebrate this spooky time of year. Feel free to wear a costume and bring your friends! Masks of the covid-protection variety required.

TAT CHATS
Volunteering at Cornell
Tu, Oct 26, anytime 6-8pm
Interested in service work but not sure how to get involved? Chat with Niki about some organizations at Cornell and in the Ithaca area that can help you get involved with community service!

Black Orgs on Campus
Th, Oct 28, anytime 8-9pm
Are you struggling to find a Black community or space on campus? Are you interested in joining organizations that promote and uplift Black voices and discuss Black issues? Talk with Esther and learn about the different Black and African organizations ranging from dance groups to social justice orgs!

Visit the Tatkon Center Info Table Family Weekend
Sat, Oct 30, 2:30-5pm, Barton Hall
It’s not too late to get more info about what the Tatkon Center and its staff can do for you this year. Stop by and meet us!

Make Senior Citizens Smile
November 1st through December 1st, @300 Kennedy Hall, Willard Straight Hall, 101 Tatkon Center
Come write cards for senior citizens! Throughout the month of November, stationary and delivery boxes will be placed at Kennedy Hall, Willard Straight Hall and the Tatkon Center for card writing and drop off. Join the Cornell Elderly Partnership in creating and sending appreciations, holiday cheers, birthday wishes and messages of kindness to the elderly in isolation!  More information here (with this hyperlink: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rtrbFw7qzQXMiNeQCbTVPutBe8RIzfjt/view?usp=sharing)

TAT CHAT: Staying Fit at Cornell
Tu, Nov 2, stop by anytime 5-6pm, 101 RPCC
Where are Ithaca’s best running trails? Which are the best gyms at Cornell? How do you manage fitness while being a full-time student? Talk to Tatkon senior Niko for advice on how to stay active at Cornell.

Research 101
Wed, Nov 3, 5:30pm, 205 RPCC auditorium
Get info on how to get involved in undergraduate research at Cornell. Come to this presentation and panel discussion with members of the Cornell Undergraduate Research Board. Hear about how to determine research interests, find labs and gain experience, learn what young researchers do, and more.

TAT CHAT: Brainstorming 101
Wed, Nov 3, stop by anytime 7-8pm, 101 RPCC
Have a paper/essay coming up and need a little help brainstorming ideas? Have a chat with Kemi, a senior humanities major who has been writing essays since the beginning of time!

Wellness Wednesday: Spongebob Marathon
Wed, Nov 3, 8-9pm, 101 RPCC
Take a study break with us! Indulge in a marathon of a favorite childhood classic cartoon in the livingroom-like setting of Tatkon’s reception area.

Dogs! Dogs! Dogs!
Sat, Nov 6, 4pm, Rawlings Green across from Helen Newman
Doggies will be visiting North Campus. Take a study break, come outside, and pet some dogs. Masks required for everyone.

Engineering Career Services Drop-In @ Tatkon
Mon, Nov 8, 5-6:30pm, 105 RPCC
Are you an engineering major confused about the career process? Don't have a resume? Confused about how to write a cover letter? Come and learn about the Engineering Career Center from some of our peer advisors. Our mission is to inspire and empower Cornell Engineers to create lifelong career success. Find out how we can support your career exploration, development, and planning throughout your time at Cornell.

Meet Up for First-Year Engineers: Pre-Enroll Info
Mon, Nov 8, 7pm, RPCC 222
Not sure how to prepare for pre-enroll? Join Julia, a sophomore majoring in ORIE, and Niki, an M. Eng. in BME, for tips on what classes to take and how to prepare for a successful pre-enroll! Sponsored by the Tatkon Center for First-Year Students.

Exploring Your Major and Career Paths
Tu, Nov 9, 5-6pm, 105 RPCC, Tatkon Center
Come to this activity-based session to learn strategies for self-exploration and action planning to help you find possible career matches based on your unique personality, interests, skills, and values. We’ll also explore what Cornell alumni are doing professionally and ways for you to connect with them.  Sponsored by Cornell Career Services and the Tatkon Center.

Get Ready for Pre-Registration:Discover Courses that Connect You with Real World Issues
Tu, Nov 9, 6:15-7pm, 105 RPCC, Tatkon Center
Community-engaged courses take students beyond the classroom, where they collaborate with communities—in Ithaca and around the globe—to design, implement and evaluate real solutions to real problems.  Learn how to find these for-credit courses and discover which ones can work with your specific schedule. The selection is large and diverse and include topics like wind energy, nutrition, clean water, global garbage, farmworkers, migration, social justice and much more.  Sponsored by the Tatkon Center for First-Year Studentshttp://courses.cornell.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=41&poid=20019&hl=community+engaged&returnto=search 

Wellness Wednesday: Summer Camp Crafts Nostalgia Night
Wed, Nov 10, 8-9pm, 105 RPCC, Tatkon Center
You deserve a study break! Spend the time with us! Join us in a nostalgic night of summer camp crafts and reminisce on warmer times and warm vibes! Make friendship bracelets, draw on scratch paper, do origami and perler bead art. All materials supplied.

Acing Your Final Paper: How to Write a Strong College Essay
Nov 11, 5-6pm 103 RPCC, Tatkon Center
Looking for advice on strengthening your FWS essays? Nervous about writing your first final paper in college? No worries — the Cornell Writing Centers and the Tatkon Center for First-Year Students will host a writing workshop for all first-year students! Get tips, advice, and hands-on practice to improve your writing skills.

Global Health at Cornell Information Session
Mon, Nov 15, 5pm, 103 RPCC, Tatkon Center
Has the COVID-19 pandemic led you to discover new interests in global and public health? Are you looking for ways to get involved in global health during your time at Cornell? The DNS Global Health Program and Global Health Student Advisory Board will host an information session for undergraduate students to learn about the global health major and minor, as well as experiential learning opportunities, including global engagement opportunities in Zambia, Tanzania and India. Please contact DNSglobalhealth@cornell.edu with any special requests or questions. 

TAT CHAT
Travel Tips!
Mon, Nov 15, anytime 5-6:30pm, 101 RPCC
Are you from out of state or international and going home for intercession? Do you want tips on the best airlines? Come chat about the struggles of traveling to and from Ithaca and tips to make it much smoother!

Exam Prep Workshop
Mon, Nov 15, 7-8pm, RPCC 105
How do I work more efficiently, get more sleep, manage procrastination and distractions, and prepare better for exams? Get tips on how to perform better and get more done, with less stress! Sponsored by the Tatkon Center for First-Year Students in partnership with the Learning Strategies Center.

TAT CHAT
Finding Study Partners Before Finals
Tu, Nov 16, anytime 7-8pm
Nervous about finals? It’s actually never too late to find people to study with from your classes. Drop in and chat with Tat staff about how you can find study partners for finals!

Post-Prelim Insomnia Cookies
Tu, Nov 16, 9:15pm until gone, 103-105 RPCC
Celebrate that another big prelim night is over. De-stress with some music and grab an Insomnia cookie on your way home.

Wellness Wednesday
Wed, Nov 17, 8pm, RPCC 205
Let us help you prepare for winter and learn how to combat the Winter Blues! Receive a free, cozy, self-care kit prepared with love by the Tat Staff! 

TAT CHAT
What are you thankful for?
Th, Nov 18, anytime 3-4:15pm, 101 RPCC
As we look toward Thanksgiving break, come reflect on some high notes of the semester with Avery, a senior in ILR!

CUeLINKS and Networking Overview: Connect with your Cornell Community
Thu, Nov 18, 5pm, 105 RPCC
What is this and how can you use it to connect with alumni? During this time of social distancing, the opportunity to connect is important and CUeLINKS is an easy tool to build connections with Cornell University alumni and peers. In this session, you will have the opportunity to hear from a panel of current students and alumni about their experience using CUeLINKS including tips for exploring the system, searching for alumni and connecting through the messaging system or virtual meetings.

Career Services Group Drop-in Advising
Thu, Nov 18, anytime from 6-7pm, 105 RPCC
Join Cornell Career Services Advisor Heather Fortenberry for an informal group drop-in session. Come with your questions about how to write a resume, network, interview or search for internships and more! Stop by to join the conversation and ask questions. Open to First-Year and new Transfer students.

Still looking for your peeps and wondering how you fit here? Come talk with us!
Mon, Tu, Wed, Th, Nov 29 – Dec 2, stop by anytime 6-9pm, 101 RPCC
Thinking everyone else has found their best friends but you? Come talk to the Tatkon staff and learn how common this (erroneous) thinking is and what you can proactively do to find good friend matches.

Laidlaw Scholars Program Info Session
Tu, Nov 30, 5pm, 105 RPCC
Learn about the Laidlaw Undergraduate Research and Leadership Program. Open to first- and second-year students, this 2-year program provides generous support to carry out internationally-focused research, develop leadership skills, engage with community projects overseas, and join a global network of like-minded scholars from more than a dozen universities. Join us to learn more about the program, its benefits, and the application process, as well as tips for approaching potential faculty research mentors and writing a successful application. Deadline is January 24.

Wellness Wednesday: Zumba with Cheryl
Wed, Dec 1, 8pm, 105 RPCC
Registration required & limited. Watch for link in our weekly e-newsletter
Take the "work" out of your workout and de-stress while you explore rhythms from around the world. Join us for this exhilarating dance fitness party!  Beginners welcome! Come a few minutes early to complete the required waiver. Face masks are required regardless of vaccination status. 

Calling all pianists!
Thu, Dec 2, 6:30-7:30pm Tatkon Center, 105 RPCC
Stop on your way to or from dinner and share your favorite piece with us. Or just come to listen to others!
All invited. Take a little time to de-stress and share your talents with others!

Class of 2025 & transfers: REFLECT!
You are all invited to share your favorite memories from your first term at Cornell! What experiences have been meaningful? What have you learned about yourself? What did you love about this semester? What have become your favorite places? What has made you happy? Tell us whatever is important about your experience. We will post comments anonymously in our last newsletter in December. Deadline for submissions is December 3. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ELcezTiIjBVooGeLPhPfqbb7UGIvVhR8ulky0XZspbM/edit?usp=sharing

The Tatkon Center hosts photos from the Class of 2025
Email us three of your favorite photos from this semester. Selections will be featured on the TV screens in the Tatkon Center and RPCC, as well as on the Tatkon Instagram. Submit your photos through this form by December 3. All participants will be entered into a drawing to win a delivery of Insomnia Cookies during study week. Three students will be chosen to receive this prize. Send us your best shots!

Yay! You’ve completed your first term of classes!
Tu, Dec 7, 4-7pm
Congratulations! Stop by Tatkon on this last day of classes to chat with Tat staff and get a happy-end-of-classes bag of treats prepared for you with love. Celebrate with us!

Tatkon Study / Break Rooms RPCC 103 + 105
will be open all week starting @ noon Wed, Dec 8, Thu, Dec 9, & Fri, Dec 10
Stop in to study or to take a study break. Our rooms 103 and 105 will be open for you. Study break stations will also be available with games, puzzles, origami, coloring and more.