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SUNY Canton Early Childhood student Jessica Limoges of Ogdensburg is slated to be published for her original game "Find the Monkey."

A SUNY Canton Early Childhood student’s monkey business will be highlighted in a national early childhood educator’s publication.

Editors of The Mailbox recently informed Jessica Limoges of Ogdensburg that they will be featuring her unique learning game “Find the Monkey.”

“I start by taking a photograph of a toy monkey hidden in the classroom,” Limoges explained. “Then I cut up the photo into four pieces and write questions about monkeys on the back of each piece.”

Preschool students are then asked monkey related questions. If they get them right, they win the puzzle piece. “I ask questions like ‘What’s a monkey’s favorite food?’ and ‘Where do monkeys live?’” Limoges said.

When they have all of the pieces of the puzzle, they embark upon a search to find the hidden toy using the photo as a clue as to its location.

Limoges developed the game as part of her Curriculum Development class and submitted it for inclusion in The Mailbox after a suggestion by Maureen Maiocco, Early Childhood Program Director.

“I am really amazed at the adaptability of this game,” Maiocco said. “It teaches children how to use problem solving skills and interact with their peers to work towards the common goal of finding the monkey.”

Educators often utilize The Mailbox to develop their curricula and class lessons. The publication is highly selective, and receives a vast number of contributions for each issue.

Limoges also developed a song about monkeys to go along with the game. Children and adults who have participated all seem to enjoy monkeying around.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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SUNY Canton was mentioned in The New York Times in the “Business of Green” special section as one of the few colleges offering a degree in Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems.

Majoring in Renewable Energy
By KEITH SCHNEIDER
Published: March 26, 2008

As business and industry are taking more interest in renewable energy, academia is not far behind. Anticipating increased demand for new technical and design skills, colleges and universities across the nation are offering degree programs in the field. Full story

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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The SUNY Canton David Sullivan St. Lawrence County Law Enforcement Academy received a $15,000 Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) grant to bolster police officers’ defensive training.

“The funds will be used to purchase equipment and provide instructors with live tactics simulation,” said Deputy Chief Steven L. Livernois. “By adding high-tech components to an officer’s arsenal of training, we hope to further enhance their decision-making skills, reaction and response times.”

According the DCJS, this grant will facilitate training that covers all aspects of a real force-on-force situation, from the psychological to the physical; simulated weapons that act and feel like the firearms officers use every day will be used during the training. Also, instructors will learn how to develop training scenarios that are based on situations that officers are likely to encounter on the job, in their communities.

Nationwide, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, 186 officers died in the line of duty in 2007, compared to 144 in 2006. Of those, 69 were shot to death, a 33 percent increase over 2006. And in New York State, 12 law enforcement officers were killed, five more than in 2006. “The grant was awarded to help decrease the number of officers shot in the line of duty,” Livernois pointed out.

As part of the grant, firearms and defensive tactics instructors at the Academy will attend a week-long training in April at the New York State Preparedness Training Center in Oriskany in preparation to teach cadets and active officers locally.

Every year academy cadets receive extensive force-on-force training and many local law enforcement agencies utilize the college’s equipment and facilities for in-service training.

Typically, the Academy trains as many as 25 North Country police officers a year. “A very large percentage of our area law enforcement professionals have received training, and in many cases their education, through SUNY Canton,” Livernois said.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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The SUNY Canton Canino School of Engineering Technology has created a one-day series of seminars for women who are considering careers in the construction fields.

From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 12, in Nevaldine Technology Center, instructors will be presenting the seminars in an effort to help eliminate the stereotype that construction is a “male-only” profession.

“We will be offering hands-on projects that will highlight several of our key programs in the building and construction trades,”  said David Wells, Dean of the Canino School of Engineering Technology. “We hope to attract more non-traditional workers to the construction fields with the hopes of showing what options are available upon re-entering the workforce or when seeking new careers.”

The day is comprised of four separate classes that participants are invited to choose from, according to Colleen Stone, Electromechanical Technologies Instructional Support Associate.

Classes being offered include:

• Design a house with Robert Boak, Building Construction Instructor.
• Surveying instruction with Paul Hitchman, Civil Engineering Technology Instructional Support Associate.
• Pipe soldering and copper pipe art with Marty Clark-Stone, Associate Professor of Electrical Construction.
• Make your own extension cord, as taught by Stone.

Some of the classes offer free tools and projects that participants can keep.

This event is free and open to women of all ages, but space is limited to 15 people per class. Please pre-register with Stone by calling 386-7378, or emailing stonec@canton.edu. Childcare will be available courtesy of the Early Childhood program, and lunch will be provided free of charge.

The Women in Construction Day is funded through a Community College Workforce Development Training grant that supports programs at several colleges in addition to SUNY Canton.

SUNY Canton also offers the annual Women in Engineering Day specifically designed to encourage high school and college-aged women to consider careers in engineering and technology. Women in Engineering will be held again in spring 2008.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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A tireless drive to persevere and a strong work ethic have led Andre M. Porter to become an award-winning self-published author and poet.

Porter will be holding a reading at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, in SUNY Canton’s Kingston Theater. The event is free and open to the public.

The author’s works include Tears from My Pen and The Rise and Fall of a Jamaican Don.

In 2004 Porter was awarded Poet of the Year by the Famous Poets Society and was presented with the Shakespeare Trophy of Excellence. Later that year Andre was awarded number one Caribbean Author by the Philadelphia Multicultural Society.

The author has been described as highly determined and promotes a strong work-ethic through his own willingness to succeed.

“All our dreams can become reality,” Porter wrote. “People will call you a dreamer. Most lack vision or had a dream and stopped dreaming. America is not what you think of it, it’s what you make of it.”

The Rise and Fall of a Jamaican Don details the tumultuous rise of Jamaican boys to feared “Dons”, and gives an exposure to life as a Jamaican crime kingpin. It also reflects upon the first feelings of American Immigrants. The book is written as outtakes from a memoir authored on the run.

This event is presented by the SUNY Canton Carib-United club, the Office of the Provost, the Culture Arts and Technology Society, the School of Liberal Studies, and the English and Humanities Department.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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Associate Professor Steven V. Gilbert, Ph.D., recently awarded the Flora Bertram Geller scholarship to Sindy Afriat, a Criminal Investigation student from Chase Mills.

Associate Professor Steven V. Gilbert, Ph.D., recently awarded a brand new scholarship for Criminal Investigation students.

Gilbert personally funds the competitive $500 Gilbert Forensic Science Scholarship, which will be awarded to the student who best researches the field of forensics. “I’ve created an annual poster presentation that will allow students to present their research using both graphics and narratives,” Gilbert said.

Criminal Investigation students were invited to submit their research in the academic poster format that Gilbert will judge. Meg Boyer of Penfield received the first of the competitive awards.

“There have been a large number of advances within this field,” Gilbert said. “Many students are already researching these advances to complement their studies.”

In addition, Gilbert recently facilitated another annual scholarship in memory of Flora Bertram Geller, which is awarded to an Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society student. The inaugural recipient was Sindy Afriat of Chase Mills.

“This scholarship was established to award a student who has demonstrated a strong background in ethics and motivation within the Omega Upsilon chapter,” Gilbert said. “Sindy is the first recipient of this $200 scholarship, which is awarded annually at the Criminal Justice Honor Society induction ceremony.”

Afriat is the president of the Criminal Justice honor society and previously received the Leon and Rachael Bagley Endowed Scholarship through the SUNY Canton Foundation.

Gilbert said that the donors of the scholarship funding wished to remain anonymous.

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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CANTON–Several area residents were among those students at SUNY Canton recently recognized for outstanding academic performance during the Fall 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, full-time students must receive a GPA of 3.25. Part-Time Honors are awarded to students earning at least a 3.25 GPA on 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 in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

President’s List

• Danielle Ackerman, Solvay, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Sandy Creek Central School
• Jillian Agnew, Delanson, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Berne-Knox Junior-Senior High School
• Linda Akatsu, Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1998
• John Allison, Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1990, Norfolk Senior High School
• John Apple, Gouverneur, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2005, American School
• Brittany Arcadi, Saint Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Rachel Baker, Madrid, Information Technology, 1997, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Lisa Barclay, Massena, Technology Management, 1995, Massena Central High School
• Rudolph Bender, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Evander Childs High School
• Adam Benedict, Norfolk, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Leslie Benedict, Hogansburg, Information Technology, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Jena Bennett, Rensselaer Falls, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2003, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Victoria Berg, Lewiston, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Lewiston-Porter Senior High School
• Diane Berwick, Ava, Dental Hygiene, 1991, Adirondack Central High School
• Matthew Bird, Baldwinsville, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Liverpool High School
• Lee Anne Blevins, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Ryan Bogardus, Gouverneur, Criminal Investigation, 1998, Gouverneur High School
• Ashley Bourgeois, Keeseville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Ausable Valley Central School
• Daniel Bovay, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Julie Bradley, Norfolk, Nursing, 1987, Conval Regional High School
• Michael Bronson, Brasher Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2004, St. Lawrence Central
• Bruce Brownlee, Potsdam, Nursing, 1968
• Cortney Brunet, Hermon, Office Technology, 1998, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Jim Buckley, Potsdam, Building Construction, 1983

• Tonya Buddie, Cato, Engineering Science, 2000, Cato-Meridian High School
• Genny Bush, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 2003
• Eric Bush, Norwood, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Broadalbin Perth Central School
• Samantha Butler, Cazenovia, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Cazenovia Central High School
• Andrew Buyck, Baldwinsville, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Charles W. Baker High School
• Jocelyn Cappozzo, Kinderhook, Nursing, 2003, Ichabod Crane Central School
• Katherine Carpenter, Rochester, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Irondequoit High School
• Lee Case, Peru, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Peru Junior-Senior High School
• Amanda Castor, Heuvelton, Early Childhood, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Tammy Charleston, West Stockholm, Criminal Investigation, 1986, Potsdam Central High School
• Robert Chase, Ogdensburg, Automotive Technology, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• David Conley, Raymondville, Legal Studies, 1983, New York Mills Junior Senior High School
• Harold Cota, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2003, Potsdam Central High School
• Robert Curtis, Edwards, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1996, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Megan Daniels, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2005, Home Schooled
• Anthony Degristina, Burlington Flats, Mortuary Science, 2006, Edmeston Central School
• Meshell Delgado, Montgomery, Information Technology, 2005, Valley Central High School
• Jennifer Delles, Gouverneur, Mortuary Science, 2004, Gouverneur High School
• Charlene Derouchie, Massena, Nursing, 1992, Massena Central High School
• Judith DeSantis, Canton, Early Childhood, 1985, Charles W. Baker High School
• Frank Donnelly, Brasher Falls, Business Administration, 2006, St. Lawrence Central
• Shae Downey, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stacey Drager, North Syracuse, Dental Hygiene, 1995, Fayetteville-Manlius High School
• Amy Dufore, Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jon Dufore, Norfolk, Computer Information Systems, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Katie Ellsworth, Avon, Veterinary Services Management, 1998, Caledonia-Mumford Central High School
• Glenn Federman, Adams, Nursing, 1973, West Babylon Senior High School
• Trudy Foote, Canton, Business Administration, 1999, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Matthew Foote, Norfolk, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brittney Foster, West Stockholm, Individual Studies, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Christine Foster, Rensselaer Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1999, Lakeland Senior High School
• Aaron Foster, Constantia, Engineering Science, 2007, Paul V. Moore High School
• Josh Foster, Potsdam, Accounting, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Laura Fox, Overland Park, Nursing
• Nicole Francis, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Lisa Frangello, Staten Island, Undeclared, 2003, Brooklyn Comp Night High School
• Whitney Friedrich, Queensbury, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Queensbury High School
• Anthony Friot, Rensselaer Falls, Information Technology
• Brett Furnia, Potsdam, Industrial Technology Management, 1990, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Erin Ganoe, Colton, Criminal Investigation, 1999, Buffalo Traditional School
• Roberta Gardner, De Kalb , Nursing, 1968, Ramsey High School
• Julie Gravelin-Vari, Potsdam, Nursing, 1986, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• April Griffin, Watertown, Emergency and Disaster Management, 1991, South Jefferson Central School
• Margaret Haggerty, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1979, Bentley High School
• Nicholas Hallada, Potsdam, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1998, Potsdam Central High School
• Bradley Hamilton, Salem, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Salem Central School
• Lance Harbart, Colton, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2001
• Jordan Hartle, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Roger Heidelberger, Kirkville, Information Technology, 2005, East Syracuse-Minoa Central School
• Krista Hess, Lisbon, Nursing, 1999, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Christophe Hill, Hermon, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Nicole Hitt, Plymouth, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwich High School
• Matthew Hoag, Lowville, Criminal Justice, 2006, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Ashley Hulse, Janesport, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Riverhead High School
• Alissa Jatsenti, Estonia, Accounting, 2005
• Nicole Jayson, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Rachel Jeffers, Lowville, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Crystal Jimenez, Canton, Health Care Management, 2003, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Francine Jock, Hogansburg, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1996, Salmon River Central School
• Andrea Johnson, Canton, Technology Management, 2003, Madison Central School
• Shaun Jones, Ballston Spa, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Mechanicville High School
• Mini Joseph, Brockville, Nursing, 1987
• James Judware, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1985, Franklin Academy High School
• Joy Kaczmarek, Queensbury, Veterinary Science Technology, 1986
• Gina Kearns, Massena, Accounting, 1993, Massena Central High School
• Seattle Keller, Canton, Undeclared, 2003, Londonderry High School
• Steven Kirsch, Liverpool, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Liverpool High School
• Elizabeth Kissler, West Richland, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005
• Meghan Kusch, Rome, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Rome Free Academy
• Gregory Laddison, Hermon, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1984, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Craig Lane, Hilton, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Hilton Central High School
• Stacy Lauzon, Fort Covington, Nursing, 1997, Salmon River Central School
• Holly Lisk, Warrensburg, Veterinary Services Management, 1998, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Michelange Louis, Lynn, Health Care Management, 2004, Springfield Gardens High School
• Benjamin Lyons, Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Benjamin Maki, Canton, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1992, Blaine High School
• Jessica Marashian, Massena, Legal Studies, 1997, Massena Central High School
• Peter Martin, Canton, Civil Engineering Technology, 2001, Saranac Lake High School
• Justin Martin, Lowville, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Douglas Matthews, Canton, Financial Services, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Kevin McAdoo, Hermon, Engineering Science, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Scott McAdoo, Hermon, Engineering Science, 2007, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Cassandra McCarthy, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1998, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Nicholas McCarty, Glens Falls, Facilities Operation, 1999, Glens Falls High School
• Ethan McCrea, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems
• Kathleen McDonnell, Rensselaer Falls, Nursing, 2007, Lighthouse Christian Academy
• Holly Millemon, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2002, Lisbon Central School
• Brenea Moroney, Lacona, Early Childhood, 2005, Sandy Creek Central School
• Robert Munroe, Canton, Health Science Career Studies, 1987, Marcus Whitman Junior-Senior High School
• Lisa Muscatello, Paul Smiths, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1986, Troy High School
• John Nemeth, Glenfield, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• James Nichols, Delhi, Criminal Justice, 2001, Delaware Academy & Central School
• Patrick Norton, Edmeston, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Edmeston Central School
• Linda Okobi, , Jamaica, Health Care Management, 2005, Saint Agnes Academic School
• Krystal Ostness, Fulton, Dental Hygiene, 2004, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Amber Parmeter, Waddington, Nursing, 2002, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Dara Passariello, Saugus, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saugus High School
• Erica Peacock, Heuvelton, Office Technology, 2002, Heuvelton Central School
• Jon Pease, South Glens , Emergency and Disaster Management, 2007, South Glens Falls Central High School
• Erin Peterson, Ogdensburg, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Bethlehem Central High School
• Kevin Pilus, Walden, Business Administration, 2005, Wallkill Senior High School
• Brian Pinkerton, Ogdensburg, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jennifer Pirie, Russell, Early Childhood, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Denise Powell, Redwood, Nursing, 1975, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Christin Powers, Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2001, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Tyler Purdy, Stephentown, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Berlin Central High School
• Emily Ramos, Lyons Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Kelly Recore, Brasher Falls, Nursing, 1990
• Savanna Reddick, Gouverneur, Business Administration, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Melody Reed, Norwood, Accounting, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Michael Reeves, Mooers, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1969
• Charles Reno, Ogdensburg, Automotive Technology, 2000, Richville Christian Academy
• Nicole Rishe, Evans Mills, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2004, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Sean Robinson, Redwood, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Hammond Central School
• Braulio Romero, Bishopville, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Sussex Technical High School
• Jamieka Rowe, Hermon, Nursing, 1994, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Matthew Sanford, Tupper Lake, Criminal Justice, 2005, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Melissa Sawyer, Boonville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Brandon Scharf, North Lawrence, Information Technology, 2004, St. Lawrence Central
• Laura Sears, Ilion, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ilion Junior-Senior High School
• Mariam Shabbir, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2004
• Heidi Sharkey, Oswego, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, Oswego High School
• Erin Sierzenga, Marietta, Dental Hygiene, 2001, Skaneateles Central School
• Jordan Sislo, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Rome Free Academy
• Linda Slater, West Stockholm, Health Care Management, 1991
• Catherine Smith, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Massena Central High School
• Joni Smith, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Alysia Smith, Glens Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1995, Glens Falls High School
• Katherine Spangler, Rome, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Rome Free Academy
• Mark Talamo, Oswego, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Oswego High School
• Ashley Talarico, Pottersville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006
• Nicole Thibault, Massena, Accounting, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Anntoinett Thomas, Ogdensburg, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Amy Thompson, Potsdam, Office Technology, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Meghan Thomson, Hudson Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, Hudson Falls Central Sr High
• Andrew Trumble, Fulton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Tiffany Tucker, Marcellus, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Onondaga Junior-Senior High School
• Julie Vander Wiel, Malone, Criminal Justice, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Brad VanPatten, Madrid, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1980, St. Lawrence Central
• Yekatherina Vasiukhnevich, Utica, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Thomas R. Proctor High School
• Laurel Wajda, Rome, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Rome Free Academy
• William Walldroff, Lafargeville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, LaFargeville Central School
• Henry Wason, Ogdensburg, Engineering Science, 2005
• Brian Weber, Gouverneur, Accounting, 1990
• Robin Westcott, Brockport, Veterinary Services Management, 1997
• Jamie Whalen, Massena, Technology Management, 1998, Massena Central High School
• Kim Wilkinson, Potsdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2001, Potsdam Central High School
• Stephanie Williamson, Vernon Center, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Vernon-Verona Sherill Central School
• Zachary Wilton, Constableville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2004, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Amy Wright, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1996, Lisbon Central School
• Mark Wright, West Stockholm, Facilities Operation, 1999, Potsdam Central High School
• Crystal Wroblewski, Grand Island, Mortuary Science, 1999, Grand Island Senior High Sch
• Samantha Wronski, Blauvelt, Undeclared, 2007, Academy Visual and Performing Arts
• Greg Yurgartis, Potsdam, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2001, Potsdam Central High School
• Erica Zaluski, Oswegatchie, Health Care Management, 2001, Clifton Fine Central School
• Nicholas Zirn, Potsdam, Financial Services, 2000, Potsdam Central High School

Dean’s List

• Jamaris Acuna, Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Catherine Mcauley High School
• Michael Adamitey, Staten Island, Computer Information Systems, 2006, New Dorp High School
• Jeffrey Adams, Massena, Health Science Career Studies, 1985, Potsdam Central High School
• Joseph Adams, Madrid, Nursing, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Sindy Afriat, Chase Mills, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• April All, Sharon Springs, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Sharon Springs Central School
• Charles Armstrong, Brushton, Automotive Technology, 2005, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Joseph Ashcroft, Carthage, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2006, Carthage Central High School
• Karen Ashley, Waddington, Accounting
• Kristine Backus, Massena, Undeclared, Massena Central High School
• Robert Barlow, Norfolk, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Eric Barr, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stacey Basford, Heuvelton, Technology Management, 1990, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Michael Baxter, Potsdam, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2006, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Emily Bell, Morrisonville, Information Technology, 2007, Seton Catholic Central
• William Benoit, Deerfield, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Whitesboro High School
• Nathan Besaw, Massena, Business Administration, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Catherine Beyette, Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 1979, Heuvelton Central School
• Chelsea Bill, Dekalb Junction, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• April Bishop, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Brittany Blais, Brasher Falls, Nursing, 2005, St. Lawrence Central
• Colleen Blevins, Canton, Nursing, 1999, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Erin Bonno, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Kayla Boucher, Troy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Hoosic Valley Central School
• Jerome Branagan, Glenfield, Engineering Science, 2006, Beaver River Central School
• Michael Brashaw, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Geoffrey Bray, Albany, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2001, Colonie Central High School
• Taylor Bronson, Potsdam, Individual Studies, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Kyle Brooks, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2004, Morristown Central School
• Edward Brown, Massena, Undeclared, Massena Central High School
• Bradley Buchanan, Malone, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Courtney Burch, Albion, Mortuary Science, 2007, Albion Senior High School
• Heather Burdick, Olean, Mortuary Science, 2006, Olean High School
• Christophe Butchino, Norwood, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brian Buzzell, Hallstead, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Susquehanna Community High School
• Stacey Cabildo, Canton, Health Care Management, 2004, Valley Stream Central High School
• Charles Calorusso, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 1994, Niagara-Wheatfield School
• James Calverase, Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Oswego High School
• Jordan Cantwell, Norwood, Criminal Justice, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Stacy Catania, Ingleside, Nursing, 1985, Riverside High School
• Danielle Chapman, St. Regis Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Aidan Charbonneau, Manchester , Business Administration, 2005, Burr And Burton Seminary
• Cory Chase, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2000, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Stephanie Clark, Massena, Technology Management, 1997, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Daniel Cocks, Walden, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007, Valley Central High School
• Eric Cody, Victor, Facilities Operation, 2004, Victor Central High School
• Brandon Colby, Norwood, Business Administration, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brooke Colby, Norfolk, Nursing, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Veronica Collins, Mechanicville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Stillwater Central School
• Nathanael Compton, Canton, Undeclared, 2003, Cobleskill Central High School
• Michelle Conant, Canton, Technology Management
• Stephen Conard, Cranston, Emergency and Disaster Management, 2005, Cranston High School East
• Michael Congdon, Little Falls, Mortuary Science, 2002, Little Falls Junior-Senior High School
• Curtis Constance, Gouverneur, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Sean Conte, Raymondville, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Leah Cook, Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Andrew Cooper, Syracuse, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Liverpool High School
• Jessica Cornell, Henderson, Veterinary Science Technology, 1998, Belleville Henderson Central School
• Danielle Cota, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Lisbon Central School
• Cheryl Crayford, Heuvelton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Nicole Crump, Potsdam, Accounting, 2007, Potsdam Central High School
• Jessica Cunningham, Ogdensburg, Health Care Management, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Maloree Daily, Alexandria Bay, Early Childhood, 2004, Alexandria Central School
• Kristen Daniels, De Kalb , Health Science Career Studies, 2001, Potsdam Central High School
• Kimberly Davis, Watertown, Veterinary Services Management, 1994, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Crystal Dean, Edwards, Criminal Justice, 2002, Gouverneur High School
• Dustin Deleel, Massena, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Jacques Demars, Vermontville, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Saranac Lake High School
• Danielle Denoncourt, Ogdensburg, Health Science Career Studies, 1995, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Shawn Derocher, Morrisonville, Business Administration, 2007, Saranac Central School
• Michael Deshay, Endicott, Construction Technology: Management, 2004, Johnson City Senior High School
• Rachel Desmarais, Tupper Lake, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Alan Downey, Norwood, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Kelly Dugan, Madrid, Health Care Management, 1991, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jack Durham, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1994, Potsdam Central High School
• Candice Dziewa, Oakfield, Mortuary Science, 2006, Oakfield-Alabama Central School
• Amanda Ellsworth, Fort Covington, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Nikole Enos, Geneva, Criminal Justice, 2006, Geneva High School
• Amanda Eschmann, Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Ashley Farmer, St. Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Tina Fayette, Hailesboro, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1999, Gouverneur High School
• Melissa Fellin, Conklin, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Susquehanna Valley High School
• Leighton Filiatrault, Canton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Rebecca Fischer, Petersburgh, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Berlin Central High School
• Zachary Fitzgerald, St Regis Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Danielle Flynn, Eden, Mortuary Science, 2007, Eden Senior High School
• Rebecca Folsom, Watertown, Accounting, 2002, Gouverneur High School
• Seth Foster, Hannawa Falls, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Christine Fountain, Russell, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Emmanuela Francois, Brooklyn, Criminal Justice, 2006, The School for Legal Studies
• Angela Fredericks, Heuvelton, Early Childhood, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Ashley French, Chase Mills, Criminal Justice, 2006, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Zachary Fuller, Norwood, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Stephanie Gammon, Lisbon, Nursing, 1997, Heuvelton Central School
• Heather Gardner, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2002, Massena Central High School
• Corbin Gates-Shult, Parishville, Criminal Justice, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Aaron Gehan, Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Oswego High School
• Caleb Geiger, Brasher Falls, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2006, St. Lawrence Central
• Michele Gemmill, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Heuvelton Central School
• Lori Gilbert, Massena, Mortuary Science, 1982, Massena Central High School
• Mindy Goolden, Saranac Lake, Technology Management, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Nicole Gordon, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2004, Odessa-Montour Central School
• Jason Gordon, Lisbon, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2001
• William Govan, Brooklyn, Early Childhood, 2006, William H. Maxwell Vocational High School
• Sara Graves, Massena, Accounting, 1995, Massena Central High School
• Theresa Griggs, Edwards, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2004
• Aryn Gring, Clay, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Cicero-No Syracuse High School
• Brian Gruenauer, Depew, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Lancaster Central High School
• Blair Guba, Utica, Dental Hygiene, 2001, South Hadley High School
• Sarah Hall, Liverpool, Mortuary Science, 2007, Liverpool High School
• Christopher Hamberger, Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Ashley Harding, Clifton Park, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Shenendehowa Central School
• Michael Harmon, Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Jason Harrington, Watertown, Mortuary Science, 2001, Watertown High School
• Pamela Hartsell, Liverpool, Dental Hygiene, 1996
• Ryan Hawkins, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Rome Free Academy
• Juan Hernandez, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1985, Carey High School
• Marcy Herne, Hogansburg, Nursing, 2004, Salmon River Central School
• Marshall Himes, Mexico, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Mexico Academy and Central School
• Mikki Hollinger, Potsdam, Technology Management, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Joshua Hoover, Carthage, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2000, Carthage Central High School
• Zoe Hopkins, Hopkinton, Nursing, 1996, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Erica Horan, Massena, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Massena Central High School
• Eric Howe, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Crystal Hults, Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Christopher Hutchison, Massena, Technology Management, 1987, St. Lawrence Central
• Sapphire Isaac, Brooklyn, Criminal Justice, 2006, The School for Legal Studies
• Theresa Jarvis, Massena, Nursing, 2003, Williamstown Junior-Senior High School
• Erika John-Grimes, Redwood, Financial Services, 1996, Thousand Islands High School
• Javon Joslyn, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Foreign Lang Academy of Global Studies
• Gerard Jurado, Chateaugay, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Northern Adirondack Cental School
• Jeslyn Kennedy, Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 2006, Lisbon Central School
• Craig Kirkpatrick, Russell, Automotive Technology, 2005, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Richard Kolvik, Morris, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Morris Central School
• Matthew Konkol, Stowe, Criminal Justice, 2006, Stowe Junior-Senior High School
• Amy Lamica, Massena, Accounting, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Christine Langtry, Chippewa Bay, Nursing, 1991
• Katie Larnard, Hornell, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Hornell Senior High School
• Benjamin LaRose, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jeffory Lawton, Ogdensburg, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007
• Christophe Lazo-Robinson, Potsdam, Business Administration, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Johnathon Leashomb, Norwood, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jed Lechner, Potsdam, Undeclared, 2007, Potsdam Central High School
• Robert LeFevre, Morrisonville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, Seton Catholic Central
• Zachary Lemanquais, Potsdam, Undeclared, 2007, John Jay High School
• Jessie Lewis, Lake Luzerne, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Hadley-Luzerne Central School
• David Liscum, Heuvelton, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2004, Heuvelton Central School
• Brianna Locke, Watertown, Criminal Justice, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• James Loomis, Watertown, Automotive Technology, 2006, Watertown High School
• Christophe Lowe, Baldwinsville, Criminal Investigation, 1998, Charles W. Baker High School
• Steven Lowell, Oneida, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Oneida High School
• Annie Makuch-, Castorland, Dental Hygiene, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• David Mapstone, Georgetown, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Otselic Valley Central School
• Dana Martin, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1991, Newburgh Free Academy
• Lisa Martin, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Notre Dame High School
• Robert Martin, Brushton, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2006, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Colette Mason, Olmstedville, Business Administration, 2005, Minerva Central School
• Jaclyn Maynard, Brasher Falls, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, St. Lawrence Central
• Kathryn McAuliffe, Canton, Early Childhood, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Patrick McCarney, Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Rebecca McConnell, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Roxanne McDonald, Copenhagen, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Copenhagen Central High
• Lucky McFadden, Cortlandt Manor, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Walter Panas High School
• Seth McGibbon, Malone, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Franklin Academy High School
• George McHugh, Winthrop, Computer Information Systems, 1976, Massena Central High School
• Ian McIntosh, Watertown, Automotive Technology, 2006, Watertown High School
• Nicholas Merrifield, Canton, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 1998
• Rebecca Meyer, Arcade, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Pioneer Senior High School
• Amber Milks, Phoenix, Undeclared, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Brendon Miller, South Colton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Laurie Miranda, Antwerp, Nursing
• Jordan Molnar, Malone, Construction Technology: Management, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Jean Moncada, Woodside, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1998, Newtown High School
• Karrie Mooney, Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1996, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Teresa Morley, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• April Mowers, Camden, Dental Hygiene, 1992, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School
• Philip Muka, Cortland, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2005, Cortland Junior-Senior High School
• Andrew Munger, Gouverneur, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Timothy Murray, Heuvelton, Emergency and Disaster Management, 2004, Heuvelton Central School
• Chelsie Murray, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Anthony Natoli, Cortland, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Cortland Junior-Senior High School
• Amber Neal, South Otselic, Business Administration, 2005, Otselic Valley Central School
• Jacob Neely, Syracuse, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Charles W. Baker High School
• Travis Nelson, Potsdam, Facilities Operation, 1998, Potsdam Central High School
• Daniel Nester, Vermontville, Criminal Justice, 2007, Saranac Lake High School
• Phillip Newman, Constable, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Trevor Nicholl, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Lyssa Nichols, West Chazy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Northern Adirondack Cental School
• Justin Niles, Brushton, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Nicole Noble, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1998, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• John Notaro, Fulton, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2001, Paul V. Moore High School
• Corey Olmstead, Russell, Engineering Science, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Joshua Ooms, Constable, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007, Franklin Academy High School
• Katherine Ordway, North Creek, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Johnsburg Central School
• Antonio Orologio, Norwood, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brandi O’Shea, Russell, Undeclared, 2007, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Nicholas Ovitt, Mooers, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Missisquoi Valley Union High School
• Meghan Parent, Massena, Nursing, 1994, Salmon River Central School
• Rebecca Patton, Gouverneur, Office Technology, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Melinda Peck, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• David Peck, Colton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central 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
• Megan Peer, Winthrop, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, St. Lawrence Central
• Briana Perretta, Brier Hill, Undeclared, 2006, Morristown Central School
• Christopher Perrigo, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Timothy Phelps, Massena, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2002, Salmon River Central School
• Milynda Planty, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003
• Curtis Poupore, Mooers Forks, Facilities Operation, 2004, Northern Adirondack Cental School
• Mckenzie Powell, Gouverneur, Office Technology, 2006, Heuvelton Central School
• Melanie Putman, Oswego, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Oswego High School
• Danielle Putney, Calcium, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Jacqueline Raineri, Canastota, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Chittenango Senior High School
• James Redmond, Gouverneur, Health Care Management, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Diane Reese, Edwards, Business Administration, 1985
• Emily Regan, South Colton, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central School
• Jared Richards, Colton, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Erica Rizzo, Oneida, Undeclared, 2007, Oneida High School
• Rebecca Rolfe, Lafargeville, Health Care Management, 2005, LaFargeville Central School
• Kelly Rougeux, Niagara Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Niagara Catholic High School
• Lillian Roy, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Katrina Rupracht, Pulaski, Individual Studies, 2005, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School
• Amanda Rushing, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Notre Dame High School
• Sarah Saidel, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2004, Gouverneur High School
• Amiriz Sanchez, Bronx, Technology Management, 2003, Hostos-Lincoln Academy Science
• Rebecca Sanders, Loudonville, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Shaker High School
• Ashley Sanyet, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Elaine Sarem, Canton, Nursing, 1977, Troy High School
• Christopher Sarsfield, Canton, Nursing, 1988, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Ashley Savino, Auburn, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Auburn High School
• Jessica Sawyer, Raymondville, Dental Hygiene, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Skyler Schmidt, Saranac Lake, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2007, Saranac Lake High School
• Jacob Schreiber, Elmira, Mortuary Science, 2007, Elmira Free Academy
• Heather Scovil, Norwood, Business Administration, 1999, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Heatherlyn Seaburg, Massena, Undeclared, 2002, Greenville Junior-Senior High School
• Brenna Sexton, Baldwinsville, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Charles W. Baker High School
• Shannon Seymour, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Lindy Seymour, Rooseveltown, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Chad Sherman, Norfolk, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2003, Massena Central High School
• April Sherrod, Bath, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Haverling Junior-Senior High School
• Thomas Shofkom, Massena, Industrial Technology Management, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Alicia Sienkiewycz, Massena, Nursing, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Mandy Simard, Massena, Health Care Management, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Laci Simmons, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Zachary Smacher, Owego, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Union Endicott High School
• Neville Smith, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Cardinal Hayes High School
• Jessica St. Hilaire, North Lawrence, Criminal Investigation, 2002, St. Lawrence Central
• Richard Stevens, Adams, Nursing, 2006, South Jefferson Central School
• Mark Stewart, Gansevoort, Criminal Justice, 2007, South Glens Falls Central High School
• Matthew Stockton, Genoa, Accounting, 2007, Southern Cayuga Central
• Ryan Strate, Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Justine Sussey, Saranac Lake, Mortuary Science, 2006, Saranac Lake High School
• Tyler Terry, Lowville, Mortuary Science, 2007, Beaver River Central School
• Benjamin Thorne, Watertown, Automotive Technology, 2007, Watertown High School
• Jessica Thornton, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Christopher Tiernan, Waddington, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jessica Todd, Canton, Nursing, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Shanna Townsend, Bronx, Mortuary Science, 2006, Adlai E. Stevenson High School
• Cassandra Tracy, Norwood, Health Care Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Michael Trefry, Redwood, Accounting, 2002, Clarksville High School
• Rebecca Trythall, East Syracuse, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, East Syracuse-Minoa Central High School
• Erin Tulip, Constable, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Kyle Tuper, Fort Covington, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Jonathan Turner, Morristown, Computer Information Systems, 1997, Morristown Central School
• Sarah Turner, Oswego, Engineering Science, 2006, Oswego High School
• Jason Tyler, Massena, Health Science Career Studies, 2005, Massena Central High School
• Anthony Ursillo, Colton, Accounting, 2005, Ponaganset High School
• Lane Van Emrik, Watkins Glen, Nursing, 2003, Watkins Glen Central School
• Ian Vanier, Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Elodie Verhulst, Spencerport, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Nazareth Academy
• Byron Wall, Port Byron, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Port Byron Central School
• Melissa Warburton, Potsdam, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Jillian Ward, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Lisbon Central School
• Kimmisue Ward, Richland, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Pulaski Academy and Central School
• Brian Warner, Phoenix, Automotive Technology, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Mathew Wells, Madrid, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Lyndsi Wernert, Ontario, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Wayne Central High School
• Britney Wilkins, Waddington, Early Childhood, 2003, St. Lawrence Central
• Rebecca Williams, Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Kaswana Wilson, Bronx, Industrial Technology Management, 2007, Samuel Gompers High School
• Laura Wisniewicz, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Holland Patent Central High School
• Chantale Wood, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Steven Wozniak, Redwood, Technology Management, 2002, Alexandria Central School
• Heather Young, Lowville, Technology Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Anthony Young, Croghan, Engineering Science, 2007, Beaver River Central School
• Christopher Zalenski, Saranac Lake, Criminal Justice, 2005, Saranac Lake High School

Part Time Honors

• Craig Adams, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Lisbon Central School
• Tracy Adle, Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 1987, Potsdam Central High School
• Rebecca Amo, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Bonnie Bates, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1984, Gouverneur High School
• Rebecca Beaudoin, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Nicolette Betters, Malone, Nursing, 1997
• Gerald Boice, Massena, Individual Studies, 1976, St. Lawrence Central
• Wanda Brandon, St Louis, Funeral Services Administration, 1979
• Gloria Browe, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 1967, Wayne Central High School
• Kelley Burkum, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Kirsten Byford, New Hartford, Dental Hygiene, 1996, Springfield Senior High School
• Margaret Carr, Nicholville, Business Administration, 2004, Parishville-Hopkinton Central
• Kathryn Chilton, Massena, Undeclared, 1987, Gen Vanier Secondary School
• Anita Clement, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 1992, Gouverneur High School
• Cecilia Cook, Hogansburg, Financial Services, 1977, Gen Vanier Secondary School
• Chastity Davis, Richville, Nursing, 1997, Gouverneur High School
• Sherry Engel, Massena, Undeclared, 1978, Massena Central High School
• Karen Evans-, Plattsburgh, Individual Studies, 1998, Peru Junior-Senior High School
• Kelly Farrand, Gouverneur, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1996, Gouverneur High School
• Edward Foster, Canton, Technology Management, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jerry Fregoe, Massena, Facilities Operation, 1986, Massena Central High School
• Timothy Gagne, Chase Mills, Nursing, 1982, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jennifer Girard, Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stacey Gollinger, Massena, Office Technology, 1999, Charles E. Jordan High School
• Crystal Hanson, Oolitic, Health Care Management, 1996, Gouverneur High School
• Courtney Hawkins, Lisbon, Business Administration, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Roger Heise, Massena, Apprentice Training: Industrial Trades, 1973, General Brown High School
• Ann Johnson, Ogdensburg, Office Technology, 1980, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Katherine Lafaver, Lisbon, Health Care Management, 1984, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Kristy LaPage, Winthrop, Health Science Career Studies, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Jill LaParr, Potsdam, Nursing, 2001, Clifton Fine Central School
• Brenda Liebfred, Potsdam, Information Technology, 1997, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Yvonne Love, Hannawa Falls, Legal Studies, 1989, Shaker High School
• Megan Macaulay, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1999, Morristown Central School
• Jesse Malcolm, Watertown, Telecommunications Tech: Verizon, 1991, General Brown High School
• Jennifer Moore, Potsdam, Undeclared, 1992, Potsdam Central High School
• Stephanie O’Brien, Potsdam, Nursing, 1990, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Weldon Peterson, Massena, Nursing, 1974, Massena Central High School
• Anita Piazza, Massapequa, Legal Studies, 1980, Bayside High School
• Shaleen Price, Tupper Lake, Technology Management, 1992, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Nathan Reed, Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2000, Harrisville Central School
• Danial Rice, Sandy Creek, Industrial Technology Management, 2002, Immaculate Heart Academy
• Marianne Rockhill, Castorland, Nursing, Lansing High School
• Valerie Scott, Norfolk, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1991
• Anita Scott, Massena, Health Care Management, 1988, Lisbon Central School
• Shawna Sias, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Earl Simmons, Heuvelton, Criminal Justice, 1989, Heuvelton Central School
• Leah Steele, Chaumont, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2004, Lyme Central School
• Daniel Strader, Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Jessica Taylor, Norfolk, Accounting, 1998, Massena Central High School
• Andrew Truesdell, Harrisville, Computer Information Systems, 1997, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Amanda Williams, Jamaica, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Forest Hills High School
• David Wilson, Sackets Harbor, Telecommunications Tech: Verizon, 1992, Sackets Harbor Central School
• Marilyn Young, Massena, Technology Management, 1974, Massena Central High School

Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.

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The SUNY Canton Career Fair has exceeded capacity for employers, creating more great opportunities for SUNY Canton students to secure pre- and post-graduate employment and internships.

More than 45 employers will be seeking prospects from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, March 4, in the Richard W. Miller Campus Center Intramural Gym. Community Career seekers and students from other colleges are also invited to attend this free event.

“We are seeing a massive growth of recruiters attending the SUNY Canton Career Fair,” said David Norenberg, Director of Career Services. “Employers are recognizing the success with our students and alumni, which is both a testament to our academic programs and to the skills and dedication of our current and former students.”

Two state entities joined the roster of employers seeking to recruit SUNY Canton students for the first time this year. Norenberg said that the Racing and Wagering Board will be recruiting Veterinary Technicians for equine care and the Office of General Services Design and Construction will be seeking qualified Engineering Technology prospects. “We had a student intern with the Office of General Design, now they are looking to us for employees,” he said.

According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers Job Outlook 2008 survey, employers are expected to increase hiring college students by more than 16 percent and hiring projections are strong across the board regardless of industry, economic sector, or geographic region.

Leading area businesses, including Kinney Drugs, join businesses from across the state, including the Great Escape and Splashwater Kingdom in Lake George.

“New York State based companies join nation-wide recruiters with operations in Texas and New Jersey,” Norenberg said.

The college has seen employment interest expand in the Business Administration and Information Technology fields, which joins the omnipresent search for engineering technology related fields. Canino School of Engineering Technology Dean David Wells said, “There are more jobs available than we have students in our Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, and Electrical Engineering Technology programs. This means companies are going out of their way to entice current students to join their companies.”

SUNY Canton offers a wide variety of career-driven bachelor’s, associate, and certificate programs, as well as three master’s degrees in conjunction with SUNYIT, Utica. Most of SUNY Canton’s new four-year programs are designed so students can take them on-campus, online, or both. SUNY Canton OnLine features more than 65 courses online each semester. The college’s athletic teams have joined the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years.

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