Parents

Family Weekend & 'Doc' Joiner Homecoming Weekend

September 20 - 22, 2019

Family Weekend & 'Doc' Joiner Homecoming Weekend is the perfect opportunity for families to get a first-hand look at life on the Heights from their student's perspective and for students to show their family all the great things on Le Moyne's campus. We also extend a warm welcome to our alumni parents, who have continued the legacy of a Le Moyne education. 

Orientation
New First-year Students: As a member of the Class of 2021, you will be invited to take part in Heading to the Heights, our comprehensive orientation program that prepares you for life at Le Moyne. You will first choose a one day Summer Welcome session in June/July to help you complete the "business" of becoming a College Student.  During this day, students will meet with a faculty member from their major department, complete required placement exams, and meet many of their new classmates. Students will leave Summer Welcome armed with their tentative fall course schedule, Le Moyne ID and information that will connect them to their peer orientation leaders throughout the summer. Students will complete their orientation experience by being welcomed to campus for a three-day Fall Arrival. This required program will include several days of welcome events and introduction to life at Le Moyne before sophomores, juniors and seniors arrive.

Commencement
Le Moyne College's 68th Commencement activities will take place the weekend of May 18, 19 and 20. All events will be held on the Le Moyne campus.

Graduate student ceremony, Henninger Athletic Center -- Friday, May 18 at 7 p.m.

Honors Convocation, Panasci Family Chapel -- Saturday, May 19 at 2:30 p.m. (reception to immediately follow)

Baccalaureate Mass, Henninger Athletic Center -- Saturday, May 19 at 5 p.m. (reception to immediately follow)

Undergraduate student ceremony, outside at the Thomas J. Niland Jr. Athletic Complex -- Sunday, May 20 at 9:30 a.m.

Health Center
Counseling Center
Wellness Center
Campus Safety
Health Insurance Information

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student educational records within colleges and universities. Educational records protected under this law cannot be released without written consent by the student. Le Moyne College recognizes the increasing interest from students to share their educational records with their parent(s)/guardian(s) and, as such, developed the Parent Module to foster this relationship.  There are four levels of access a student can grant to a parent/guardian:

• Academic Records
• Financial Records
• Both (Academic & Financial)
• None

Visit the Registrar's web site for complete details

Mission Statement: 
The Le Moyne Parents’ Council serves to strengthen the relationship between the College and the parents of current and former students by opening the lines of communication and promoting increased parent awareness and involvement in all aspects of life at Le Moyne, including enrollment, career services, and student development.

Council Members:
Claudia Pope-Bayne & Terrance Bayne P'22
Tim Buff, Sr. P'20, P'17
Bruce Fein P'22 & Julie Campbell P'22
Skip '78 P'20 & Erin Chaskey P'20
Cindy Ciaralli P'20
Mike & Rita Franko P'20
Christine Kidd P'20
Christine Kochan-Serbun P'21, P'15
Lisa Toole Petronio '85, P'22
Cheryl Porrazzo P'21
Aida & Angel Rios P'20
Kelly Sajnog P'22
Carol '09, P'22 & Robert '89, P'22 Sinesi
John F. Stewart P'22