We maintin two e-mail mailing lists for most communication, a primary list (catholic-grads-l) and a discussion list (catholic-grads-l).

Much of the information on this page is taken from the Cornell Catholic Graduate Group Listserves: Purpose and Standards document.

• Purpose
  • catholic-grads-l
    • To inform subscribers about Cornell Catholic Community, Cornell University, and local religious, academic, service, or social events of significant interest to Catholic graduate students.
    • To serve as a forum for prayer requests.
  • catholic-grads-discuss-l
    • To serve as a forum for discussions and information that may be of interest to Catholic graduate students.
  Membership in both lists is open and is not restricted by Cornell affiliation, graduate student status, or Catholic faith. Messages sent to these lists are not edited or moderated.
  Anyone interested in participating in discussions is encouraged to subscribe to catholic-grads-discuss-l. Therefore, messages of the form "we will be discussing XYZ on the discussion list" are not appropriate on catholic-grads-l. Likewise, news items serving as a "discussion starter" should not be sent to catholic-grads-l.

• Additional Guidelines
  • There are approximately 160 people on the primary listserve. Your post (to either list) should be of interest or relevance to the majority of Cornell Catholic graduate students and professionals on the list. If it is not, there is probably another more appropriate listserve or forum where your message would be better received.
  • We are all brothers and sisters in Christ. Therefore, the content and tone of any message should reflect the love and respect that Christ demands we model. Sarcasm and personal attacks have no place on the Cornell Catholic Graduate Group Listserves.

• Administrative Details
  • Subscribing
    You may subscribe to catholic-grads-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: SUBSCRIBE CATHOLIC-GRADS-L FirstName LastName Likewise, you may subscribe to catholic-grads-discuss-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: SUBSCRIBE CATHOLIC-GRADS-DISCUSS-L FirstName LastName
  • Unsubscribing
    You may unsubscribe to catholic-grads-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: UNSUBSCRIBE CATHOLIC-GRADS-L Likewise, you may unsubscribe to catholic-grads-discuss-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: UNSUBSCRIBE CATHOLIC-GRADS-DISCUSS-L
  • Posting
    You may post a message to catholic-grads-l at any time by sending an email to catholic-grads-l@cornell.edu. You may post a message to catholic-grads-discuss-l at any time by sending an email to catholic-grads-discuss-l@cornell.edu. Note that for both lists, you must be subscribed to the list in order to post.
  • Digests
    You may choose to receive postings from either list grouped into one large message, instead of being received one by one. Both lists have been configured to send out this digest once a day at 4:00PM; please bear this in mind when posting time sensitive announcements. You may enable this feature for catholic-grads-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: SET CATHOLIC-GRADS-L MAIL DIGEST You may enable this feature for catholic-grads-discuss-l at any time by sending the following as the first line of a plain text message to listproc@cornell.edu: SET CATHOLIC-GRADS-DISCUSS-L MAIL DIGEST (Note that some email accounts, such as AOL, reject messages above a size threshold. Digest messages may very rarely exceed this threshold.)
  • Administrators
    The Cornell Catholic Community Graduate Group Listserves are unmoderated lists; however, our list administrators, Jonathan Wrubel and Matthew Fluet have the right to suspend or remove anyone who does not abide by the above posting procedures and guidelines. Please direct questions about the list and comments on its use directly to the administrators.

For more information about Cornell mailing lists, please see the CIT web-pages on Using Mailing Lists.