SUNY Canton News

SUNY Canton Chief of Staff Carli Schiffner has been selected to serve as the new Dean of Arts and Sciences at Yakima Valley Community College in Washington. Schiffner will begin her new position in late July.

“Carli has been an integral part of our management team during one of the most progressive and successful eras in the college’s history,” said President Joseph L. Kennedy. “Given her accomplishments as an administrator and professor combined with her academic credentials, it’s not a surprise that another college would recruit her to join their staff. I’m certain she will continue to be tremendously successful. We’re going to miss Carli both professionally and personally, but we are happy for her and her family.”

In her new position as Dean of Arts and Sciences, Schiffner will lead the academic initiatives of more than 50 faculty members along with 10 staff members.

Schiffner joined SUNY Canton in August 2003. Her responsibilities as Chief of Staff have included: acting as the college liaison for local, state, and federal government officials; advising the president on matters of academics, budget, and staffing; serving as the president’s representative on and off campus; and mediating student and faculty concerns. She has also played a leading role as an advocate of women’s issues on campus.

“I am really excited about this next step in my career and to be back in my ‘home state’ near family and friends,” said Schiffner. “However, I am very sad to leave my SUNY Canton family, particularly my mentors here – President Kennedy, Provost Brown, and Dean Graveline. Above all, I will miss the students at SUNY Canton who have helped me grow as a professor.”

Yakima Valley Community College is one of the oldest community colleges in the state of Washington. Founded in 1928, the college has a long tradition of quality in teaching and in its commitment to students. Yakima Valley Community College is a public, two-year institution of higher education which is a part of one of the best comprehensive community college systems in the nation. The college offers programs in adult basic education, English-as-a-second-language, lower division arts and sciences, professional and technical education, and community services.

Schiffner received a bachelor’s degree from Gonzaga University in 1996, followed by a master’s degree at Drew University in 1998 and a doctorate from Washington State University in 2004.

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Construction is progressing on the new all-weather, lighted, synthetic turf field for soccer and lacrosse and the new men’s baseball field at SUNY Canton. The fields are slated to be completed later this summer with anticipation of a Kangaroos home game this Fall. A new women’s softball field was previously constructed. The college has also started plans for construction of a new $18 million Athletic and Convocation Center near the Edson A. Martin athletic fields next summer. Pictured is a few of the machines to move the earth used by Fiacco and Riley Construction of Norwood to build the new fields.

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SUNY Canton has hit an all-time summer enrollment high already and the college is continuing to accept students for two more sessions slated to begin on June 25 and July 30.

“We’ve had 715 students enroll in classes so far,” noted SUNY Canton Interim Provost Pauline A. Graveline. “Nearly 75 percent of students (more than 530 students) are joining the college through SUNY Canton Online.”

Last year’s Summer Session saw 469 students with 363 enrolled in online courses. Summer Session 2005 totaled 385 students with 205 taking online courses.

The next on-campus and online classes begin Monday, June 25, and the final summer session begins Monday, July 30. For a complete listing of classes and other information, visit www.canton.edu/summer_school.

The tremendous growth in SUNY Canton OnLine, or SUNY Canton OL, has been remarkable. “Each semester we are seeing more and more students enroll in online classes from all over the world,” said Director of OnLine Education Molly A. Mott. “Much of this growth can be attributed to wonderful faculty members who are presenting interesting courses with in-demand topics in a cutting-edge format.”

Register online for classes online at www.canton.edu or by calling the SUNY Canton Student Service Center at 315-386-7616.

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Students from Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia and Kherson State University in Ukraine will be coming to SUNY Canton and the college is looking for North Country families to host the international visitors on the weekends.

Approximately 15 students will be traveling from Russia and Ukraine to take summer classes from July 9 to August 17. During the week, the students will be living in the college’s residences.

“We are hoping that these students will be able to spend some weekends with families who have college-age children or high school seniors living at home,” said Jodi L. Revill, Special Assistant to the Provost. “By spending a few days with families from the community, these students will be totally immersed in our culture and learn even more from their experience here in the North Country.”

Specifically, the college is looking for host families for the weekends of July 27-29, August 3-5, and August 10-12.

This is the first international exchange built from SUNY Canton’s partnerships with Moscow State University and Kherson State University, according to Interim Provost Pauline A. Graveline.

“The students who are visiting the campus will potentially be future full-time SUNY Canton students,” Graveline said. “They will most likely take the dual-degree program from their home country, but they also have the option of attending SUNY Canton as on-campus students.”

Next year, the college plans to send students to Moscow State University so that on campus students from places including Syracuse, Massena, Potsdam, and New York City can travel abroad as part of their four year studies at SUNY Canton.

Families interested in hosting a summer student should contact Revill by email at revillj@canton.edu, or by phone at 386-7303.

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Police officers from the North Country and beyond recently benefited from a donation provided by the Institute for Ethical Behavior, Inc.

The David Sullivan/St. Lawrence County Law Enforcement Academy hosted an ethics instructors training course to law enforcement officers. Among the course topics were the historical and philosophical significance of ethics coupled with the modern consequences for officers.

“The Ethics course was made possible by a $1,000 donation from the Institute for Ethical Behavior,” said University Police Deputy Chief and academy director Steven L. Livernois. “Their funding helps the academy bring in guest instructors for police officers who will benefit from their expertise.”

Livernois explained that each officer will, in turn, be headed back to their home police agency to teach similar courses on ethics.

The Institute for Ethical Behavior also created an endowed scholarship in 2000 as a memorial tribute to its founder, Harold K. Hughes. The scholarship is awarded annually to a Criminal Justice student who will promote awareness of the importance of individual character and ethical behavior.

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A SUNY Canton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) business advisor and two of the businesses the agency works with have won prestigious business awards.

Business Advisor Michelle Collins’ counseling has helped women entrepreneurs and young business people from across the North Country, and now, has earned her a Lead by Example Award through the New York State SBDC. Additionally, the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, under the direction of Karen M. St. Hilaire, was selected as the 2007 Home-Based Business Champion for the Small Business Administration (SBA) Region II, and Sandy Maine, founder of SunFeather Natural Soap Company in Parishville received the Small Business Excellence Award also through the SBA.

COLLINS LAUDED – SUNY Canton Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Business Advisor Michelle Collins has earned a Lead by Example Award through the New York State SBDC. Pictured are (l to r) Business Advisor Julie Williams, Canton SBDC Director Dale Rice, Collins, SBDC Office Manager Linda LaParr, and SBA Region II Administrator William Manger.

“Michelle has become the ‘go to’ person in Saint Lawrence County for women in business,” said Canton SBDC Director Dale Rice.

“She has been a mentor to many women entrepreneurs and has reached out to many more with her roundtable meetings and through the recent Women in Business Conference.”

ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY CHAMBER AWARDED - The St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce, under the direction of Karen M. St. Hilaire, was selected as the 2007 Home-Based Business Champion for the Small Business Administration (SBA) Syracuse District. Pictured are (l to r) SUNY Canton Small Business Development Center Director Dale Rice, St. Hilaire, and SBA Syracuse District Director BJ Paprocki.

Collins has developed training events for existing business owners to assist in their ever changing business needs. She is an avid writer, and lends her talents for local organizations and for Absolutely Business magazine. She is a board member of the Norfolk-Norwood Minor Hockey Association and the SunFeather Soap Foundation, which was started to help raise funds to make it easier for small businesses to get started in the area. “Michelle created the strategic plan for the foundation and is instrumental in keeping the foundation on task,” Rice pointed out.

While all the initiatives the St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce spearheads are for the benefit and improvement of the small business environment, one particular chamber effort has resulted in positive outcomes for home-based businesses specifically. The chamber’s Northern Adirondack Trading Cooperative (NATC) has served nearly 100 home based businesses with training and business development assistance. The program has gained wide recognition for its success in successfully bringing the area’s cottage industry into the world of e-commerce.

The NATC initiative was endorsed by U.S. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and Assemblywoman Deirdre Scozzafava.

“I am so pleased that the St Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce is being recognized again for this incredible initiative. What started as a great idea has now become an engine of growth and employment,” said Clinton. “Our purpose was to combine the buying and selling power of eBay with the principles of micro enterprise to create employment and wealth in the North Country and now we are seeing the fruits of our labor across the state and beyond. We wanted to create a global marketplace for local products and thanks to the incredible work of Karen St Hilaire, the St Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce and everyone involved in this project, we continue to see incredible results. Not only are our local companies competing on the global stage, this initiative is creating jobs and providing the essential infrastructure to help the trend continue.”

SUNFEATHER DECORATED - SunFeather Natural Soap Company Owner and CEO Sandy Maine of Parishville received the Small Business Excellence Award through the Small Business Administration (SBA). Pictured are (l to r) New York Business Development Corporation President and CEO Patrick J. McKrell, Maine, Sandy's daughter Clara Maine, SUNY Canton Small Business Development Center Business Advisor Michelle Collins; and SBA Syracuse District Director BJ Paprocki.

SunFeather Natural Soap Company has been making artisan body care products for over 26 years. The business began with a $15 investment in Sandy Maine’s farm house kitchen and SunFeather is now a thriving wholesale and retail business that markets 4,000 pounds of soap weekly.

The company enjoys immense web traffic, owns affiliate bath and beauty stores and has received international acclaim.

“Both of the local honorees are guiding examples of what it takes to make business thrive in northern New York,” said Rice. “St. Lawrence County should be proud of the accomplishments of these two women.”

Mrs. Maine’s efforts also extend to fostering other micro business enterprises. She routinely consults with soap makers who are working to grow their businesses. Recently, Maine formed the SunFeather Foundation which will soon offer micro-business loans to economically and educationally challenged entrepreneurs. The Foundation is funded by private contributions and services are administered by a non-profit board. All micro-loan recipients receive business guidance from SunFeather management and employees.

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SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy announced that more than 500 students have been recognized for their academic excellence during the Spring 2007 Semester.

To receive President’s List honors, full-time students must earn a semester grade point average (GPA) of 3.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale. For Dean’s List, students must receive a GPA of 3.25. Part-Time Honors are awarded to students earning at least a 3.25 GPA for six to 11 credit hours.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees offered in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus or online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college is transitioning to a four-year athletic program, beginning for the Fall 2007 semester.

Among those to receive recognition for academic performance were:

President’s List

• April All, Sharon Springs, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Sharon Springs Central School
• Janel Alleyne, Brooklyn, Technology Management, 2003, Boys And Girls High School
• John Allison, Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 1990, Norfolk Senior High School
• Angelica Andriaccio, Mayville, Mortuary Science, 2005, Chautautauqua Lake Central School
• Kari Atkinson, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1997, Baker High School
• Brenda, Bacon, Dekalb Junction, Information Technology, 1992, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Lisa Barclay, Massena, Technology Management, 1995, Massena Central High School
• Stacey Basford, Heuvelton, Business Administration, 1990, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Heather Bass, Potsdam, Veterinary Science Technology, 1991, Unknown
• Jason Bellinger, Canton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2000, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Ana Best, Russell, Engineering Science, 2006, North Dakota Division of Individual Study
• Heather Biamonte, Marcy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Holland Patent Central High School
• Shanna Bice, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Amie Bigelow, Willsboro, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Willsboro Central High School
• Holly Bochanowicz, Buffalo, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Lafayette High School
• Edward Bolster, Massena, Individual Studies, 1985, Massena Central High School
• Kayla Boucher, Troy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Hoosic Valley Central School
• Michael Bourdon, Cobleskill, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Cobleskill Central High School
• Julie Bradley, Norfolk, Nursing, 1987, Conval Regional High School
• Amanda Breyette, Albany, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, Saranac Central School
• Katelyn Briggs, Hermon, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Linda Brown, Dekalb Junction, Engineering Science, 2001, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Bruce Brownlee, Potsdam, Nursing, 1968
• Kelly Brunelle, Cornwall, Criminal Investigation, 2003, St Joseph’s Secondary School
• Cortney Brunet, Hermon, Office Technology, 1998, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Daniel Buckley, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1986, Earl L. Vandermeulen High School
• Tonya Buddie, Cato, Engineering Science, 2000, Cato-Meridian High School
• Christopher Butchino, Norwood, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brendan Carey, Plattsburgh, Criminal Justice, 2005, Seton Catholic Central
• Katherine Carpenter, Rochester, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Irondequoit High School
• Lee Case, Peru, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Peru Junior-Senior High School
• Aidan Charbonneau, Manchester Center, Business Administration, 2005, Burr And Burton Seminary
• Tammy Charleston, West Stockholm, Criminal Investigation, 1986, Potsdam Central High School
• Babette Charter, Massena, Mortuary Science, 1988, GED
• Robert Chase, Ogdensburg, Automotive Technology, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stephanie Clark, Massena, Technology Management, 1997, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Bernard Clary, Canton, Engineering Science, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Crystal Collins, Brooklyn, Criminal Justice, 2005, Boys And Girls High School
• Jude Corina, Ithaca, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Lansing High School
• Jessica Cornell, Henderson, Veterinary Science Technology, 1998, Belleville Henderson Central School
• Gina Cosamano, Holland Patent, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Whitesboro High School
• Harold Cota, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2003, Potsdam Central High School
• Steven Cuttita, Hurleyville, Criminal Investigation, 1996, Tri-Valley Central School
• Tiffany Dailey, Chase Mills, Early Childhood, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Nicholas Damour, Churubusco, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2004, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Dustin Deleel, Massena, Criminal Justice, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Meshell Delgado, Montgomery, Information Technology, 2005, Valley Central High School
• Charlene Derouchie, Massena, Nursing, 1992, Massena Central High School
• Mbaye Diop, New York, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, GED
• Shae Downey, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Theresa Dranger, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jennifer Eldridge, Massena, Technology Management, 1983, Massena Central High School
• Obinna Erike, Uniondale, Computer Information Systems, 2005, Uniondale High School
• Diana Failla, Roscoe, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Roscoe Central School
• Ashley Farmer, St. Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Melissa Fellin, Conklin, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Susquehanna Valley High School
• Zachary Fitzgerald, St Regis Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Amanda Fobare, Rensselaer Falls, Health Service Management, 2001, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Tara Fountain, Canton, Technology Management, 1998, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Tina Freeman, South Colton, Health Science Career Studies, 1992, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Norman Gagnon, Ogdensburg, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2003, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Erin Ganoe, Colton, Criminal Investigation, 1999, Buffalo Traditional School
• Maria George, Lackawanna, Early Childhood, 2004, Lackawanna Senior High School
• Cara Goliber, Potsdam, Technology Management, 2003, Potsdam Central High School
• Philip Goodacre, Wassaic, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Webutuck High School
• Julie Gravelin-Vari, Potsdam, Nursing, 1986, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• April Griffin, Watertown, Emergency and Disaster Management, 1991, South Jefferson Central School
• Bradley Guasconi, Ogdensburg, Technology Management: Financial Services, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jordan Hartle, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Robert Herman, Victor, Criminal Justice, 2003, Penn Yan Academy
• Austin Hicks, Waddington, Automotive Technology, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Christopher Hill, Hermon, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Marshall Himes, Mexico, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Mexico Academy and Central School
• Sarah Holliday, West Winfield, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Mount Markham Central School
• Mikki Hollinger, Potsdam, Technology Management, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Daniel Hopkins, Gouverneur, Information Technology, 1994, Unknown
• Katharine Hyla, Fulton, Nursing, 2005, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Crystal Jimenez, Potsdam, Health Service Management, 2003, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Caitlin Johnson, Oswego, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Andrea Johnson, Canton, Business Administration, 2003, Madison Central School
• Jasmen Jordan, Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2000, Boys And Girls High School
• James Judware, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1985, Franklin Academy High School
• Gina Kearns, Massena, Accounting, 1993, Massena Central High School
• Rebecca Kelley, Heuvelton, Business Administration, 2004, Heuvelton Central School
• Stacey Kench, Ogdensburg, Technology Management: Financial Services, 1997, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Heather Kennedy, Ogdensburg, Technology Management, 1991, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Steven Kirsch, Liverpool, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Liverpool High School
• Luke Kochmanski, North Tonawanda, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, North Tonawanda Senior High School
• Gregory Laddison, Hermon, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 1984, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Karrie Lanctot, Malone, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Franklin Academy High School
• Peter Lauzon, Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 1994, Chateaugay Central School
• William Lawler, Dexter, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2001, General Brown High School
• Johnathon Leashomb, Norwood, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Carol Liebfred, Potsdam, Early Childhood, 1995, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Holly Lisk, Warrensburg, Veterinary Services Management, 1998, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Benjamin Lyons, Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Sally MacDonald, Richville, Technology Management, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Mary Mahakian, Verplanck, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Hendrick Hudson High School
• Benjamin Maki, Canton, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 1992, Blaine High School
• Crystal Marcellus, Potsdam, Public Safety Tech:CriminalInv, 2001, Gouverneur High School
• Nakia Martin, Jamaica, Criminal Justice, 2005, Academy of American Studies
• Amanda Martin, Brasher Falls, Nursing, 1987, Massena Central High School
• Peter Martin, Canton, Individual Studies, 2001, Saranac Lake High School
• Kevin McAdoo, Hermon, Engineering Science, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Sara McAteer, Troy, Criminal Investigation, Shenendehowa Central School
• Tristan McDonald, Moira, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Jason Melendez, Brooklyn, Veterinary Services Management, 2002, Abraham Lincoln High School
• Christopher Mesick, Chazy, Motorsports Perform and Repair, 2004, Chazy Central Rural School
• Brendon Miller, Colton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Michelle Morgan, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Canyon del Oro High School
• Brenea Moroney, Lacona, Early Childhood, 2005, Sandy Creek Central School
• Nicole Murray, Raymondville, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Joshua Newtown, Winthrop, Technology Management: Financial Services, 2002, St. Lawrence Central
• Andrew Newtown, Winthrop, Construction Engineering Technology, 2005, Lawrence High School
• Kemi Niniola, Brooklyn, Technology Management: Financial Services, 2002, Unknown
• Nicole Noble, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1998, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Matthew Noftsier, Croghan, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Beaver River Central School
• Jennifer Oliver, Gilboa, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Gilboa-Conesville Central School
• Corey Olmstead, Russell, Engineering Science, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• D’Ann Page, Massena, Health Service Management, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Meghan Parent, Massena, Nursing, 1994, Salmon River Central School
• Dara Passariello, Saugus, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saugus High School
• Christopher Perrigo, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Elyse Peter, Penfield, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Penfield Senior High School
• Colleen Pichette, Vestal, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Vestal Central Senior High School
• Kevin Pilus, Walden, Business Administration, 2005, Wallkill Senior High School
• Diana Powell, Honeoye, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, Honeoye Central School
• James Redmond, Gouverneur, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Leslie Ritchie, Heuvelton, Technology Management, 2003, Heuvelton Central School
• Marcus, Rogowski, Buffalo, Technology Management, 2002, Bishop Timon High School
• Lillian Roy, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Sarah Saidel, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 2004, Gouverneur High School
• Matthew Sanford, Tupper Lake, Criminal Justice, 2005, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Jack Sauve, Massena, Business Administration, 1982, Massena Central High School
• Melissa Sawyer, Boonville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Jessica Sawyer, Raymondville, Health Science Career Studies, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brandon Scharf, North Lawrence, Information Technology, 2004, St. Lawrence Central
• Moriah Schoettlin, Potsdam, Technology Management, 2003, Potsdam Central High School
• Tinisha, Selvy, Las Vegas, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Southern Nevada Vocational Technical Center
• Adam Serra, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1998, Potsdam Central High School
• John Shea, Malone, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Chad Sherman, Norfolk, Criminal Justice, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Jordan Sislo, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Rome Free Academy
• Zachary Smacher, Endicott, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Union Endicott High School
• Christopher Smith, Lisbon, Individual Studies, 1995, Lisbon Central School
• Marisa Spath, Queensbury, Veterinary Science Technology, 1996, Queensbury High School
• Jessica St. Hilaire, North Lawrence, Criminal Investigation, 2002, St. Lawrence Central
• Brandon Strader, Ogdensburg, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2002, Heuvelton Central School
• Rachel Syvertsen, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Adam Szeluga, Lockport, Mortuary Science, 2005, Lockport High School
• Mark Talamo, Oswego, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Oswego High School
• Barbara Talley, Vermontville, Health Service Management, 1985, Saranac Lake High School
• Seth Terbeek, DeKalb Junction, Information Technology, 2002, Home Schooled
• Brenda Terrance, Norfolk, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1968, Massena Central High School
• Heidi Tessmer, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Home Schooled
• Matthew Thibert, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Troy Thomas, Ogdensburg, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Amy Thompson, Potsdam, Office Technology, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Jessica Todd, Canton, Nursing, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Danny Trombley, Mooers Forks, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Rebecca Trythall, East Syracuse, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, East Syracuse-Minoa Central High School
• Erin Tulip, Constable, Criminal Justice, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• David Tulloch, Canton, Criminal Justice, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Sarah Turner, Oswego, Engineering Science, 2006, Oswego High School
• Leland Tyler, Seneca Falls, Criminal Justice, 2005, Mynderse Academy
• Julie Vanderwiel, Malone, Criminal Justice, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Emily Volckmann, Manchester, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, Goffstown Area High School
• Amber Walker, Webster, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, Webster High School
• Henry Wason, Ogdensburg, Engineering Science, 2005, GED
• Bethany Webster, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Robin Westcott, Brockport, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, GED
• Jamie Whalen, Massena, Technology Management, 1998, Massena Central High School
• Mark Whalen, North Lawrence, Criminal Investigation, 2002, St. Lawrence Central
• Thomas Wild, Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Oswego High School
• Britney, Wilkins, Brasher Falls, Early Childhood, 2003, St. Lawrence Central
• Christine Williams, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Lisbon Central School
• Ashley Winters, Tully, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Tully Junior-Senior High School
• Zachary Wojciechowski, Webster, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, Webster Thomas High School
• Ashley Yaffie, Walworth, Mortuary Science, 2005, Our Lady Of Mercy High School
• Erica Zaluski, Oswegatchie, Health Service Management, 2001, Clifton Fine Central School

Dean’s List

• Michael Adamitey, Staten Island, Computer Information Systems, 2006, New Dorp High School
• Joseph Adams, Madrid, Nursing, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Craig Adams, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Lisbon Central School
• Sindy Afriat, Chase Mills, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Amma Amponsah, Bronx, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Dodge Vocational High School
• Michael Anson, Hermon, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2004, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Brittany Arcadi, Saint Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Ashley Armstrong, Lisbon, Early Childhood, 2003, Lisbon Central School
• Kendra Ashley, Norwood, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Luke Barber, Tupper Lake, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Alison Barnard, Oswego, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Oswego High School
• Caitlin Battisti, Little Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Little Falls Junior-Senior High School
• Michael Baxter, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2006, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Melissa Beaudry, Syracuse, Criminal Justice, 2005, Fowler High School
• Mackenzie Belden, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, A. Crawford Mosley High School
• Ryan Bennett, Plattsburgh, Mortuary Science, 2005, Plattsburgh Senior High School
• Jena Bennett, Rensselaer Falls, Criminal Justice, 2003, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Whitney Besaw, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Massena Central High School
• Paul Blais, Norwood, Technology Management, 1996, Massena Central High School
• Brittany Blais, Brasher Falls, Nursing, 2005, St. Lawrence Central
• Erin Bonno, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• William Borden, Huletts Landing, Individual Studies, 2006, Whitehall Junior-Senior High School
• Jeremy Boyce, Greenwich, Technology Management: Facilities Operation, 2004, Greenwich Central High School
• Geoffrey Bray, Albany, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 2001, Colonie Central High School
• Jason Brockway, Norwood, Technology Management, 2000, Salmon River Central School
• Jeremy Bronson, Colton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1996, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Richard Brooks, Canton, Nursing, 1992, Yorktown High School
• Steven Bullock, Edwards, Building Construction, 2006, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Jason Burris, Crown Point, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Crown Point Central School
• Duane Butterfield, Nicholville, Computer-Aided Drafting, 1985, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Andrew Buyck, Baldwinsville, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Charles W. Baker High School
• Brian Buzzell, Hallstead, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Susquehanna Community High School
• Charles Calorusso, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 1994, Niagara-Wheatfield School
• Ashley Cassell, Harrisville, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Harrisville Central School
• Amanda Castor, Heuvelton, Early Childhood, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Wendy Chapman, Massena, Legal Studies, 1983, Massena Central High School
• Elizabeth Chappell, Oneida, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Oneida High School
• Katie Cloutier, Massena, Nursing, 1997, Massena Central High School
• Alicia Collins, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1999, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Brenda Conley, Raymondville, Technology Management, 1983, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Andrew Cooper, Liverpool, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Liverpool High School
• Conor Corbett, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Katie Corbine, Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Janelle Cordone, Hannibal, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Hannibal Central School
• Sherry Cordwell, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1997, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Shellie Countryman, Chaumont, Nursing, 2002, General Brown High School
• Anna Cox, Gouverneur, Health Science Career Studies, 1990, Gouverneur High School
• Kim Craig, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2001, Potsdam Central High School
• Nicholas Crane, Palmyra, Individual Studies, 2003, Palmyra Macedon High School
• Carolyn Crump, Norfolk, Individual Studies, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Peggy Cruz, Winthrop, Technology Management, 1993, St. Lawrence Central
• Sarah Cunningham, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Home Schooled
• Joseph Curto, Chittenango, Nursing, 1996, Canastota High School
• Leslie Dardaris, Potsdam, Nursing, 1986, Strong Vincent High School
• Kimberly Davis, Watertown, Veterinary Services Management, 1994, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Ayla Decarr, St. Regis Falls, Criminal Justice, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Derrick Degon, Burke, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1999, Chateaugay Central School
• Bill Deno, North Lawrence, Business Administration, 2006, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Chantel Devore, Brooklyn, Mortuary Science, 2005, Louis D. Brandeis High School
• Sharifa Dewar, Brooklyn, Criminal Justice, 2006, Clara Barton High School
• Trevor Dishaw, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Michael Donnelly, Heuvelton, Business Administration, 2004, Heuvelton Central School
• Gretta Doud, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1986, Norman Thomas High School
• Daniel Dowding, Brooklyn, Information Technology, 2003, Brooklyn Technical High School
• Amy Dufore, Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Scott Dunn, Hammond, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 1976, Massena Central High School
• Jack Durham, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1994, Potsdam Central High School
• Jenni Durham, Fine, Office Technology, 2004, Clifton Fine Central School
• Stephen Duschen, Oswego, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Mexico Academy and Central School
• Jennifer Dyke, Norwood, Individual Studies, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Charlene Edmonds, New York, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Frederick Douglass Academy
• Bradley Elliott, Morristown, Civil Engineering Technology, 1981, Morristown Central School
• Amanda Ellsworth, Fort Covington, Health Science Career Studies, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Nikole Enos, Geneva, Criminal Justice, 2006, Geneva High School
• Seth Foster, Hannawa Falls, Criminal Justice, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Braddley Fox, Brockport, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2004, Hilton Central High School
• Angela Fredericks, Heuvelton, Early Childhood, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Heather Gardner, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2002, Massena Central High School
• Corbin Gates-Shult, Parishville, Criminal Justice, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Caleb Geiger, Brasher Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2006, St. Lawrence Central
• Kate Gessner, Port Jervis, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Port Jervis High School
• Brett Grandaw, Colton, Mortuary Science, 1978, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Sara Graves, Massena, Accounting, 1995, Massena Central High School
• Thomas Graves, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 1972, Gouverneur High School
• Theresa Griggs, Edwards, Law Enforcement Leadership and Management, 2004, GED
• Jeff Groenheide, Stittsville, Nursing, 1984, Miles MacDonnell Collegiate
• Kevin Guilbert, Ogdensburg, Legal Studies, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Bradley Hamilton, Salem, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Salem Central School
• Elizabeth Hancock, Canton, Nursing, 2001, Cobleskill Central High School
• Ryan Hawkins, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Rome Free Academy
• Juan Hernandez, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1985, Carey High School
• Matthew Hoag, Lowville, Criminal Justice, 2006, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Joshua Hoover, Carthage, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 2000, Carthage Central High School
• Erica Horan, Massena, Criminal Justice, 2005, Massena Central High School
• Eric Howe, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Maryann Howells, Dekalb, Nursing, 1989, Unknown
• Corey Hughes, Keeseville, Information Technology, 1991, Peru Junior-Senior High School
• Ashley Hulse, Janesport, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Riverhead High School
• Crystal Hults, Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Sapphire Isaac, Brooklyn, Criminal Justice, 2006, The School for Legal Studies
• Alissa Jatsenti, Estonia, Business Administration, 2005, Unknown
• Rachel Jeffers, Lowville, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Dustin Jesmer, Waterloo, Criminal Justice, 2005, Mynderse Academy
• Jessica Jones, Chaumont, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Lyme Central School
• Ryan Jones, Dexter, Criminal Investigation, 2003, General Brown High School
• Shaun Jones, Ballston Spa, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 2003, Mechanicville High School
• Matthew Jones, Norwood, Technology Management, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Javon Joslyn, Bronx, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Foreign Language Academy of Global Studies
• Gerardo Jurado, Chateaugay, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications, 2003, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Eric Kahrs, Waddington, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1994, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Robert Kelsey, Camillus, Business Administration, 2004, West Genesee Senior High School
• Brian Kelting, Hankins, Criminal Justice, 2005, Sullivan West High School
• Jeremy King, Canton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2001, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Caroline Kingsepp, Massapequa Park, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Farmingdale High School
• Craig Kirkpatrick, Russell, Automotive Technology, 2005, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Heather Kish, Winthrop, Office Technology, 1992, St. Lawrence Central
• Jane Komarmi, Orchard Park, Nursing, 2000, Orchard Park High School
• Kavon Kootahi, Spring, Technology Management, 2003, Wm. P. Clements High School
• Elysa Labarge, Massena, Individual Studies, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Richard Ladouceur, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Lisbon Central School
• Daniel LaDouceur, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Christine Langtry, Chippewa Bay, Pre-Nursing, 1991, Unknown
• Daniel Larock, Brasher Falls, Individual Studies, 1989, St. Lawrence Central
• Amber LaRue, Canton, Nursing, 2002, GED
• Diane Larue, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Sean LaSala, Canton, Law Enforcement Leadership and Management, 2003, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Lacy Lavalley, Wolcott, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, North Rose-Wolcott High School
• Kyle Lawler, Dexter, Construction Technology: Management, 2003, General Brown High School
• Megan Locke, Canton, Early Childhood, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Shawn Maher, Homer, Individual Studies, 2005, Homer Senior High School
• David Mapstone, Georgetown, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Otselic Valley Central School
• Colette Mason, Olmstedville, Business Administration, 2005, Minerva Central School
• Garrett Mastic, Peru, Automotive Technology, 2005, Plattsburgh Senior High School
• John Matheson, Depeyster, Individual Studies, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Jason Matice, Gouverneur, Individual Studies, 1999, Gouverneur High School
• Corey Maxner, Corinth, Criminal Justice, 2004, Corinth High School
• Eric Mbimadong, Bronx, Individual Studies, Herbert H Lehman High School
• Sheena McBroom, Rensselaer Falls, Criminal Justice, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Justin McCallus, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Penn View Christian Academy
• Patrick McCarney, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Nicholas McCarty, Glens Falls, Technology Management: Financial Services, 1999, Glens Falls High School
• Lindsay McDonald, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Carolyn McDonald, Hermon, Technology Management, 1977, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Nathan McDonald, Colton, Engineering Science, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Lucky McFadden, Cortlandt Manor, Criminal Justice, 2005, Walter Panas High School
• Alex McNamara, Tupper Lake, Forest Technology, 2006, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Alicia McNulty, Copenhagen, Accounting, 2004, Copenhagen Central High
• Tami Meisenhelder, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Holland Patent Central High School
• Monique Menga, Daytona Beach, Criminal Justice – Security, 2005, Paul V. Moore High School
• Allen Mills, Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Justin Minotti, Oswego, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Oswego High School
• Jordan Molnar, Malone, Construction Technology: Management, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Trevor Montayne, Newcomb, Accounting, 2006, Newcomb Central School
• John Montgomery, Auburn, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2006, Auburn High School
• Adam Moore, Malone, Motorsports Perform and Repair, 2004, Franklin Academy High School
• Brandi Moran, Ogdensburg, Law Enforcement Leadership and Management, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Travis Mourick, Norfolk, Computer-Aided Drafting, 1988, Heuvelton Central School
• Jesse Murray, Madrid, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Amber Neal, South Otselic, Business Administration, 2005, Otselic Valley Central School
• Lyssa Nichols, West Chazy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Linda Okobi, Jamaica, Health Service Management, 2005, Saint Agnes Academic School
• Christopher Olson, Massena, Criminal Justice, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Patrick O’Neill, Topsham, Forest Technology, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Melissa O’Neill, Fort Drum, Veterinary Science Technology, 1994, Harrison Central High School
• Daniel Orsini, Watertown, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2004, Watertown High School
• Rafael Ortiz, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Manhattan Center For Science and Math
• Robert Palmaffy, Moravia, Individual Studies, 2005, Moravia Central School
• Justin Paquette, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2003, Massena Central High School
• David Peck, Colton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Melinda Peck, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Hannah Peck, Richville, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Gregory Peebles, Natural Bridge, Construction Technology: Management, 2005, Carthage Central High School
• Leevell, Penn, Bronx, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Humanities and Arts Magnet High School
• Garrett Perkins, Winthrop, Nursing, 2002, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Michelle Perry, Massena, Accounting, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Casey Petell, Ogdensburg, Health Science Career Studies, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Erin Peterson, Ogdensburg, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Bethlehem Central High School
• Donna Peterson, Canton, Criminal Justice, 2005, GED
• Jennifer Pirie, Russell, Early Childhood, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Eric Pleskach, Greig, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2004, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Devin Plumley, South Hero, Individual Studies, 2005, Essex Junction Educational Center
• Pamela Poirier-McClain, Cornwall, Nursing, 1985, Potsdam Central High School
• Ryan Polniak, Ogdensburg, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Terri Polniak, Rensselaer Falls, Technology Management, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Curtis Poupore, Altona, Technology Management: Financial Services, 2004, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Denise Powell, Redwood, Nursing, 1975, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Adriane Prindle, Manlius, Health Science Career Studies, Fabius-Pompey High School
• Matthew Ramsdell, Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Applications
• Kelly Recore, Brasher Falls, Nursing, 1990, GED
• Savanna Reddick, Gouverneur, Construction Technology: Management, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Charles Reno, Rensselaer Falls, Automotive Technology, 2000, Richville Christian Academy
• Justin Reynolds, Peru, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Ausable Valley Central School
• Daynelle Richards, South Ozone , Health Science Career Studies, 2006, John Adams High School
• Paul Robbins, Ticonderoga, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, Ticonderoga High School
• Erick Rodriguez, Canton, Health Service Management, 2003, Theodore Roosevelt High School
• Holly Rogers, Walworth, Accounting, 2007, Wayne Central High School
• Kelly Rougeux, Niagara Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Niagara Catholic High School
• Jamieka Rowe, Hermon, Pre-Nursing, 1994, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Morgan Ruel, Gouverneur, Computer Information Systems, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Corey Rush, Massena, Business Administration, 2005, GED
• Wendy Ryan, Norfolk, Nursing, 1984, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Christopher Sarsfield, Nicholville, Nursing, 1988, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Sheri Saucier, Massena, Nursing, 1987, Perry High School
• Kristina Schober, Dekalb Junction, Early Childhood, 2004, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Heather Scovil, Norwood, Business Administration, 1999, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Laura Sears, Ilion, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ilion Junior-Senior High School
• Brenna Sexton, Baldwinsville, Criminal Justice, 2006, Charles W. Baker High School
• Ashley Seymour, Theresa, Technology Management, 2004, Alexandria Central School
• Carrie Shaffer, Fairport, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Fairport High School
• Heidi Sharkey, Oswego, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, Oswego High School
• Thomas Shofkom, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Emma Siaw, Bronx, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Park East High School
• Julisa Simpson, Staten Island, Health Science Career Studies, 2006, High School for Health Professionals
• Linda Slater, West Stockholm, Health Service Management, 1991, Unknown
• Dana Smith, Ithaca, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Ithaca High School
• Charles Smith, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1985, Arcadia High School
• James Smith, Watertown, Criminal Justice, 1986, Norphlet High School
• Heather Smith, Potsdam, Nursing, 1996, Potsdam Central High School
• Shawn Smithson, Keeseville, Information Technology, 2000, Ausable Valley Central School
• Kimberley Sorrell, Plattsburgh, Nursing, 1986, Saranac Central School
• Cody Stevens, Williamson, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Williamson Senior High School
• Heather Stevenson-, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1999, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jessica Stinson, Saranac Lake, Business Administration, 2006, Saranac Lake High School
• Christopher Stokes, West Winfield, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Mount Markham Central School
• Melinda Strait, Glenfield, Early Childhood, 2005, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Ryan Strate, Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Lacey Strawder, Gouverneur, Pre-Nursing, 1999, Unknown
• Brittany Terrance, Norfolk, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, Massena Central High School
• Trey Theobald, Victor, Engineering Science, 2006, Bloomfield Central School
• Daniel Thomson, Endicott, Veterinary Science Technology, 1999, Vestal Central Senior High School
• Courtnie Toms, Colton, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Shanna-Kay Townsend, Bronx, Health Science Career Studies, 2006, Adlai E. Stevenson High School
• Michael Trefry, Canton, Accounting, 2002, Clarksville High School
• Joshua Trombley, Keeseville, Automotive Technology, 2003, Ausable Valley Central School
• Brian Tulip, Russell, Engineering Science, 1998, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Kyle Tuper, Fort Covington, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Thomas Tyler, Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2003, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Miranda Tyler, Fine, Health Science Career Studies, 2006, Clifton Fine Central School
• Courtney Vallance, Canton, Nursing, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Ian Vanier, Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Emberstar Wakefield, Potsdam, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Potsdam Central High School
• Byron Wall, Port Byron, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Port Byron Central School
• William Walldroff, Lafargeville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, La Fargeville Central School
• Jillian Ward, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Lisbon Central School
• Craig Weidner, Edwards, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Lewis Williams, Philadelphia, Computer Information Systems, 2006, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Jeanice Williams, Gouverneur, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Gouverneur High School
• Amanda Williams, Jamaica, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Forest Hills High School
• Stephanie Williamson, Vernon Center, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Vernon and Verona Central School
• Laura Wisniewicz, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Holland Patent Central High School
• Amy Wonderly, Black River, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Carthage Central High School
• Steven Wozniak, Redwood, Technology Management, 2002, Alexandria Central School
• Alexis Wright, Dekalb Junction, Criminal Justice, 2005, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Crystal Wroblewski, Grand Island, Health Science Career Studies, 1999, Grand Island Senior High School
• Jennifer Zagrobelny, Massena, Legal Studies, 1999, Massena Central High School
• Christopher Zalenski, Saranac Lake, Criminal Justice, 2005, Saranac Lake High School
• Nicholas Zirn, Potsdam, Technology Management: Financial Services, 2000, Potsdam Central High School

Part-Time Honors

• Danielle Ackerman, Solvay, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Sandy Creek Central School
• Rebecca Amo, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Laurie Andrews, Brasher Falls, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1980, St. Lawrence Central
• Chiara Ashley, Madrid, Office Technology, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Bonnie Bates, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1984, Gouverneur High School
• Kimberly Bell, Conesus, Health Science Career Studies, 2004, Livonia High School
• Colleen Blevins, Canton, Nursing, 1999, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Emily Bullock, Massena, Health Science Career Studies, 2003, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Jill Byington, Winthrop, Early Childhood, 1999, St. Lawrence Central
• Hope Cameron, Ogdensburg, Health Science Career Studies, 1995, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Anita Clement, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 1992, Gouverneur High School
• Julia Clifford, Canton, Health Science Career Studies, 1985, Gouverneur High School
• Deborah Cook, Akwesasne, Business Administration, 1969, Salmon River Central School
• Angela Craig, Rensselaer Falls, Occupational Therapy Assistant, 1990, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Stacy Dailey, Chase Mills, Early Childhood, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Tamara Deno, Brasher Falls, Office Technology, 1998, St. Lawrence Central
• Judith DeSantis, Canton, Early Childhood, 1985, Charles W. Baker High School
• Stacey Drager, North Syracuse, Dental Hygiene, 1995, Fayetteville-Manlius High School
• Edward Foster, Canton, Technology Management, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jerry Fregoe, Massena, Technology Management: Financial Services, 1986, Massena Central High School
• Matthew Gibson, Harrisville, Computer Information Systems, 2002, Harrisville Central School
• Elaine Gilmore, Canton, Nursing, 1977, Troy High School
• Patricia Gotham, Edwards, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1993, Clifton Fine Central School
• Crystal, Hanson, Oolitic, Health Service Management, 1996, Gouverneur High School
• Roger Heise, Massena, Apprentice Training: Industrial Trades, 1973, General Brown High School
• Connie, Jones, Potsdam, Nursing, 1989, Palmyra Macedon High School
• Julie Lamacchia-, Ogdensburg, Mortuary Science, 1998, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Kristy LaPage, Winthrop, Health Science Career Studies, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Julie Latray, Star Lake, Individual Studies, 1975, Clifton Fine Central School
• Yvonne Love, Hannawa Falls, Legal Studies, 1989, Shaker High School
• Jesse Malcolm, Watertown, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1991, General Brown High School
• Brandon Manchester, Canton, Technology Management, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Heather Martin, Potsdam, Business Administration, 1997, Potsdam Central High School
• Sarah McCargar, Potsdam, Nursing, 1996, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Brian Olejarczyk, Massena, Business Administration, 2001, West Genesee Senior High School
• Weldon Peterson, Massena, Pre-Nursing, 1974, Massena Central High School
• Timothy Queior, Dexter, Civil Engineering Technology, 2003, General Brown High School
• Kaipo Rogers, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Kelly Sharpe, Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 1997, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jason Shirtz, Renssalaer Falls, Engineering Science, 2000, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Alysia Smith, Glens Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1995, Glens Falls High School
• Misty Smith, Massena, Early Childhood, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Laura Stender, Vermontville, Health Service Management, 1978, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Karin Ulrich, Hannawa Falls, Nursing, 1986, Unknown
• Melissa West, Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2001, Franklin Academy High School
• Peter West, Potsdam, Health Service Management, 1993, South Jefferson Central School
• Jamie White, Russell, Early Childhood, 2000, Edwards-Knox Central School
• David Wilson, Sackets Harbor, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1992, Sackets Harbor Central School
• Mark Wright, Parishville, Accounting, 1992, Potsdam Central High School
• Marilyn Young, Massena, Technology Management, 1974, Massena Central High School

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SUNY Canton’s annual Alumni Weekend festivities will be held Friday, June 8, through Sunday, June 10.

Some of the highlights at this year’s reunion include:

• The second annual Clam Bake and Chicken Barbeque honoring the class of 1982 from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday, June 8, in the Roselle Academic Plaza, just outside of the Richard W. Miller Campus Center. Music will be provided by Fred and the Eds, a favorite band at the college.
• The alumni golf outing will be starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 9, at Potsdam Country Club.
• A “Murder Mystery Dinner” from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 9, in Chaney Dining Center presented by Finger Lakes, Ltd., theatrical troupe. This event is open to the public. Tickets are $35 through the SUNY Canton Foundation and the evening includes admission to the President’s reception.
• The SUNY Canton Ropes course will be open for alumni to zip across the Grasse River during “SUNY Canton Fear Factor” from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday near the footbridges.
• From 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, June 9, on the Roselle Academic Plaza, multiple generations of Delta Kappa Sigma (DKS) fraternity members will be holding a 30th anniversary reunion barbeque. All current and alumni DKS members and their families are invited.

For a complete listing of the weekend’s events visitvwww.canton.edu/alumni/reunion.html, or for more information, contact 315-386-7127, or email alumni@canton.edu.

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ASSISTANT DEAN AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR HONORED – SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy presents Assistant Dean of Students and Athletic Director Diane J. Para with the 2007 Meritorious Service Award.

Things have been hopping in the SUNY Athletic Department all year, even prior to the arrival of the Kangaroos.

SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy has awarded the 2007 President’s Meritorious Service Award to Assistant Dean of Students and Athletic Director Diane J. Para. This year included acceptance into the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the change of the athletic nickname to Kangaroos, preparations to move to four-year athletics, plans to construct a new $18-million athletic and convocation facility, and the start of construction for the new outdoor, lighted synthetic turf field. The athletic program will also add men’s and women’s cross country this fall.

“It is a pleasure to present the Meritorious Service Award to someone who, to use a sports expression, bleeds SUNY Canton blue and green,” said Kennedy at a recent college-wide ceremony. “Diane, you’ve been with us for 18 years, and this may have been the craziest.”

Para began her career at SUNY Canton in 1989 as director of intramurals and recreation sports and as a technical assistant for the athletic department. She became an assistant to Athletic Director Al Chadwick and became the Athletic Director in 1993. Last year, she was named Assistant Dean of Students, and began the complete restructuring of the athletic teams, including their name, to accompany the college’s transition to a four-year college. She has served on numerous committees both on campus and in Region III of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).

“Diane is a highly motivated and driven leader,” Assistant Director of Athletics Matthew G. Metcalf pointed out. “She is incredibly dedicated to the student-athletes and is committed to providing the best possible experience for them both athletically and academically.”

Para started the women’s volleyball team at SUNY Canton and coached for eight seasons. She was named the Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2002 and 2003. She has also coached women’s softball at SUNY Canton and was named the Assistant Dean of Students. Para received her bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with a minor in Sports Management from Ithaca College, and a master’s degree in athletic and recreation management from Eastern Illinois University. She is currently working towards her doctorate degree in leadership in higher education from Capella University in Minnesota.

She is quick to praise her staff and for those who have mentored her during her career, most noticeably Chadwick, Associate Professor of Humanities Sue S. Rummel and School of Liberal Arts and Support Services Dean Pauline A. Graveline.

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SUNY Canton will be hosting a classic “who done it” style murder mystery dinner and community members are invited to help crack the case.

The college will step back in time to prohibition-era Chicago, as a group of guest detectives attempt to solve a Dick Tracey style caper during the “Murder Mystery Dinner” from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, June 9, in Chaney Dining Center. The event is being presented by Finger Lakes, Ltd., a theatrical group that specializes in intrigue.

The theatrical troupe and some guests will be donning their 1930′s vintage attire. Amidst the hilarity and theatrics, each table is presented a series of clues as the case unfolds.

Tickets to the Murder Mystery Dinner are $35 and include an invitation to President Joseph L. Kennedy’s personal reception from 5 to 6 p.m. also on Saturday at Chaney Dining Center. For more information, please contact the SUNY Canton office of Alumni and Development at 315.386.7127 or email foundation@canton.edu.

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