SUNY Canton News

SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy recently lauded the SUNY Canton students who excelled academically during the Spring 2008 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.

The students honored are:

President’s List

• Sindy Afriat, Chase Mills, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jessica Ahlfeld, Massena, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Linda Akatsu, Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1998
• April All, Sharon Springs, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Sharon Springs Central School
• John Allison, Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1990, Norfolk Senior High School
• John Apple, Gouverneur, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2005, American School
• Chiara Ashley, Madrid, Office Technology, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Luke Barber, Tupper Lake, Information Technology, 2005, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Stacey Basford, Heuvelton, Technology Management, 1990, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Michael Baxter, Potsdam, Individual Studies, 2006, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Leslie Benedict, Hogansburg, Information Technology, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Adam Benedict, Norfolk, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• William Benoit, Deerfield, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Whitesboro High School
• Victoria Berg, Lewiston, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Lewiston-Porter Senior High School
• Kimberley Berg, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1994, Poland Central School
• Diane Berwick, Ava, Dental Hygiene, 1991, Adirondack High School
• Heather Biamonte, Marcy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Holland Patent Central High School
• Chelsea Bill, Dekalb Junction, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Cara Bonno, Massena, Undeclared, 2007
• Michael Bronson, Brasher Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2004, St. Lawrence Central
• Cortney Brunet, Hermon, Office Technology, 1998, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Chad Buckingham, Croghan, Legal Studies, 2005, Beaver River Central School
• Jim Buckley, Potsdam, Building Construction, 1983, Colton-Pierrepont Central Sch
• Tonya Buddie, Cato, Engineering Science, 2000, Cato-Meridian High School
• Heather Burdick, Olean, Mortuary Science, 2006, Olean High School
• Eric Bush Norwood, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Broadalbin Perth Central School
• Christophe Butchino, Norwood, Business Administration, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brian Buzzell, Hallstead, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Susquehanna Community High School
• Kelly Callahan, North Bangor, Nursing, 1994, Oswego High School
• James Calverase, Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Oswego High School
• Ross Carnie Turin, Criminal Justice, 2007, South Lewis Junior-Senior High 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
• Danielle Chapman, St. Regis Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Robert Chase, Ogdensburg, Automotive Technology, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Cory Chase Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2000, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Jeffrey Clark, Tupper Lake, Accounting, 1996, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• David Conley, Raymondville, Legal Studies, 1983, New York Mills Junior-Senior High School
• Brenda Conley, Raymondville, Technology Management, 1983, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Lisa Conto Schenectady, Undeclared, 2007, Schoharie Central School
• Katie Corbine, Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Hugh C. Williams 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
• Victoria Damour, Churubusco, Accounting, 2006, Northern Adirondack Central School
• Megan Daniels, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2005, Home Schooled
• Joseph Danza, Watertown, Technology Management, 2005, Immaculate Heart Central H S
• Anthony DeGristina, Burlington Flats, Mortuary Science, 2006, Edmeston Central School
• Dustin Deleel, Massena, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Meshell Delgado, Montgomery, Information Technology, 2005, Valley Central High School
• Shae Downey, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Alan Downey, Norwood, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jon Dufore Norfolk, Computer Information Systems, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Amy Dufore, Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jack Durham, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1994, Potsdam Central High School
• Katie Ellsworth, Avon, Veterinary Services Management, 1998, Caledonia-Mumford Central High School
• Ashley Farmer, St. Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Jennifer Fefee, Massena, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Matthew Foote, Norfolk, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Seth Foster, Hannawa Falls, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Nicole Francis, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Angela Fredericks, Heuvelton, Early Childhood, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Zachary Fuller, Norwood, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brett Furnia Potsdam, Industrial Technology Management, 1990, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Corbin Gates-Shult, Parishville, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Logan Gushea, Rensselaer Falls, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Margaret Haggerty, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1979, Bentley High School
• Nathan Hamblin, Natural Bridge, Legal Studies, 2002, Carthage Central High School
• Bradley Hamilton, Salem, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Salem Central School
• Lance Harbart, Colton, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2001
• Ashley Harding, Clifton Park, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Shenendehowa Central School
• Michael Harmon, Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Jordan Hartle, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Roger Heidelberger, Kirkville, Information Technology, 2005, East Syracuse-Minoa Central High School
• Caitlyn Hill, Ontario, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Wayne Central High School
• Christopher Hill, Hermon, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Marshall Himes, Mexico, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Mexico Academy and Central School
• Ashley Hulse, Rockwell, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Riverhead High School
• Crystal Hults, Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central 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, Anchorage, Health Care Management, 2003, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Erika John-Grimes, Redwood, Financial Services, 1996, Thousand Islands High School
• Andrea Johnson, Canton, Technology Management, 2003, Madison Central School
• James Judware, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1985, Franklin Academy High School
• Gina Kearns, Massena, Accounting, 1993, Massena Central High School
• Seattle Keller, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Londonderry High School
• Steven Kirsch, Liverpool, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Liverpool High School
• Elizabeth Kissler, West Richland, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005
• Melissa Klock, Edwards, Health Care Management, 1993, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Richard Kolvik, Morris, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Morris Central School
• Robert LeFevre, Morrisonville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, Seton Catholic Central
• David Liscum, Heuvelton, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2004, Heuvelton Central School
• Holly Lisk, Warrensburg, Veterinary Services Management, 1998, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Jill Lizak, Hamburg, Dental Hygiene, 1984, Maryvale Senior High School
• Michelangelo Louis, Lynn, Health Care Management, 2004, Springfield Gardens High School
• Benjamin Lyons, Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Sally MacDonald, Richville, Technology Management, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Brandon Mahler, Malone, Business Administration, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Benjamin Maki, Canton, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1992, Blaine High School
• Jessica Marashian, Massena, Legal Studies, 1997, Massena Central High School
• Justin Martin, Lowville, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Kevin McAdoo, Hermon, Engineering Science, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Scott McAdoo, Hermon, Engineering Science, 2007, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Ethan McCrea, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems
• Roxanne McDonald, Copenhagen, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Copenhagen Central High
• Cory McLear, Ogdensburg, Technology Management, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Brendon Miller, South Colton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Colton-Pierrepont Central Sch
• Brenea Moroney, Lacona, Early Childhood, 2005, Sandy Creek Central School
• Jeremy Moulton, Winthrop, Undeclared, 2007
• Lisa Muscatello, Paul Smiths, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1986, Troy High School
• Jacob Neely, Syracuse, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Charles W. Baker High School
• John Nemeth, Glenfield, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Mark Niles, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1979, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Nicole Noble, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1998, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Patrick Norton, Edmeston, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Edmeston Central School
• John Notaro, Fulton, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2001, Paul V. Moore High School
• Sean O’Connor, Black River, Technology Management, 2002, Carthage Central High School
• Dayhana Olivo, Bronx, Undeclared, 2007, Bronx Leadership Academy II
• Lucy Oshier, Waddington, Nursing, 2007, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Nicole Parrish, Dekalb Jct, Accounting, 2003, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Melinda Peck, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Christophe, Perrigo, Gouverneur, Engineering Science, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Ryan Perruccio, Rochester, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Irondequoit High School
• Kevin Pilus, Walden, Technology Management, 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
• Christine Powers, Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2001, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Danielle Putney, Calcium, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Emily Ramos, Lyons Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, South Lewis Junior-Senior High School
• Matthew Ramsdell, Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems
• Melody Reed, Norwood, Accounting, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Diane Reese, Edwards, Business Administration, 1985
• Justin Reynolds, Peru, Criminal Investigation, 2002, Ausable Valley Central School
• 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
• Erick Rodriguez, Rochester, Health Care Management, 2003, Theodore Roosevelt High School
• Jamieka Rowe, Hermon, Nursing, 1994, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Sami Russell, Canton, Information Technology, 1992, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Rebecca Sanders, Loudonville, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Shaker High School
• Matthew Sanford, Tupper Lake, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Tupper Lake Junior-Senior High School
• Ashley Savino, Auburn, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Auburn 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
• Heather Scovil, Norwood, Business Administration, 1999, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Thomas Shofkom, Massena, Industrial Technology Management, 2000, Massena Central High School
• Timothy Simcox, Norwood, Emergency Management, Thomas J. Corcoran High School
• Neville Smith, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Cardinal Hayes High School
• Katherine Spangler, Rome, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Rome Free Academy
• Leah Steele, Chaumont, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2004, Lyme Central School
• Cody Stevens, Williamson, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Williamson Senior High School
• Daniel Strader, Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Mark Talamo, Oswego, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Oswego High School
• Ashley Talarico, Pottersville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006
• Matthew Thibert, Ogdensburg, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Anntoinett Thomas, Ogdensburg, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Amanda Thompson, Massena, Office Technology, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Amy Thompson, Potsdam, Office Technology, 2000, Potsdam Central High School
• Meghan Thomson, Hudson Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, Hudson Falls Central Senior High
• Christophe Tiernan, Waddington, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jessica Todd, Canton, Nursing, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Andrew Toyo, Richville, Undeclared
• Cassandra Tracy, Norwood, Health Care Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Ralph Trerise, West Stockholm, Industrial Technology Management, 1978, Potsdam Central High School
• Ashley Trexler, Richland, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Sandy Creek Central School
• Tiffany Tucker, Marcellus, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Onondaga Junior-Senior 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
• Brad VanPatten, Madrid, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1980, St. Lawrence Central
• Yekatherina Vasiukhnevich, Inman, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Thomas R. Proctor High School
• Elodie Verhulst, Spencerport, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Nazareth Academy
• Karissa Vice, Massena, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Laurel Wajda, Rome, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Rome Free Academy
• Brian Warner, Phoenix, Automotive Technology, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Joshua Wells, Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Lyndsi Wernert, Ontario, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Wayne Central High School
• Robin Westcott, Brockport, Veterinary Services Management, 1997
• Kim Wilkinson, Potsdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2001, Potsdam Central High School
• Rebecca Williams, Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jodi Wilson, Kerhonkson, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Rondout Valley High School
• Laura Wisniewicz, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Holland Patent Central High School
• Tara Wood, Camden, Health Care Management, 1998, Camden Senior High School
• Jennifer Wright, Madrid, Nursing, 1992, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Samantha Wronski, Blauvelt, Undeclared, 2007, Academy Visual and Performing Arts
• Ashley Yaffie, Walworth, Technology Management, 2005, Our Lady Of Mercy High School
• Heather Young, Lowville, Technology Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Christopher Zalenski, Saranac Lake, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saranac Lake 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

• Jeffrey Adams, Massena, Nursing, 1985, Potsdam Central High School
• Aisha Allotey, Bronx, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2004, Evander Childs High School
• Bismark Ansah, Bronx, Undeclared, 2001
• Brittany Arcadi, Saint Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Charles Armstrong, Brushton, Automotive Technology, 2005, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Danielle Atria, Richville, Business Administration, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Lucas Austin-Howe, Potsdam, Individual Studies, 2003
• Amy Banker, Massena, Undeclared, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Brad Barlow, Ogdensburg, Industrial Technology Management, 1995, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jennifer Basford, Heuvelton, Health Care Management, 1994, Heuvelton Central School
• Kimberly Baunee, Rome, Health Care Management, 2005, Adirondack High School
• Mackenzie Belden, Ogdensburg, Early Childhood, 2004, A. Crawford Mosley High School
• Rudolph Bender, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Evander Childs High School
• Lindsey Bishop, St. Regis Falls, Technology Management, 2006, Saint Regis Falls 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 School
• Ryan Bogardus, Gouverneur, Criminal Investigation, 1998, Gouverneur High School
• Erin Bonno, Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Ashley Bourgeois, Keeseville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Ausable Valley Central School
• Daniel Bovay, Massena, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Meg Boyer, Penfield, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Penfield Senior High School
• Geoffrey Bray, Albany, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2001, Colonie Central High School
• Katelyn Briggs, Hermon, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Zachary Brockway, St Regis Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Saint Regis Falls Central School
• Randy Brossoit, Ogdensburg, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1999, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Edward Brown, Massena, Nursing, Massena Central High School
• Christopher Browning, Russell, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Bradley Buchanan, Malone, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Darin Burgoyne, Waddington, Law Enforcement Leadership, 1994, St. Lawrence Central
• Genny Bush, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 2003
• 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, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Elliott Cave, Hilton, Criminal Justice, 2007, Hilton Central High School
• Austie Claxton, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Julia Clifford, Canton, Nursing, 1985, Gouverneur High School
• Jonathan Cochran, Groton, Undeclared, 1998, Lansing High School
• Daniel Cocks, Walden, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007, Valley Central High School
• Eric Cody, Victor, Facilities Operation, 2004, Victor Central High School
• Brooke Colby, Norwood, Nursing, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Nanci Collins, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Eric Cook, Cary, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2007, Williston-Northampton School
• Leah Cook, Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, G. Ray Bodley High School
• William Corbine, Potsdam, Undeclared, 2002
• Cheryl Crayford, Heuvelton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Heuvelton Central School
• Jennifer Cross, Plattsburgh, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2003, Beekmantown Central School
• Jessica Cunningham, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Joseph Curto, Chittenango, Nursing, 1996, Canastota High School
• Gregory Davis, Brooklyn, Information Technology, 2005, Boys And Girls High School
• Jennifer Delles, Gouverneur, Mortuary Science, 2004, Gouverneur High School
• Avery Denney, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Potsdam Central High School
• Andreina Dilone, Bronx, Undeclared, 2007, Bronx Leadership Academy II
• Brady Dobbin, Potsdam, Civil Engineering Technology, 2003, North Rose-Wolcott High School
• Ryan Dobson, Williamson, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Williamson Senior High School
• Frank Donnelly, North Lawrence, Business Administration, 2006, St. Lawrence Central
• Daniel Dowding, Brooklyn, Information Technology, 2003, Brooklyn Technical High School
• Joshua Dunlap, Rainbow Lake, Computer Information Systems, 2007, Saranac Lake High School
• Andrew Durrin, Plattsburgh, Civil Engineering Technology, 2003, Saranac Central School
• Candice Dziewa, Oakfield, Mortuary Science, 2006, Oakfield-Alabama Central School
• Jennifer Edick, Gloversville, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2003, Mayfield High School
• David Elliott, Hudson Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Hudson Falls Central Senior High
• Bradley Elliott, Morristown, Civil Engineering Technology, 1981, Morristown Central School
• Amanda Ellsworth, Fort Covington, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Josiah Emdin, Bronx, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Walton High School
• Brooke Emerson, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2007, Potsdam Central High School
• Nikole Enos, Geneva, Criminal Justice, 2006, Geneva High School
• Kendra Enslow, Raymondville, Nursing, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Tina Fayette, Hailesboro, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1999, Gouverneur High School
• Melissa Fellin, East Sandwich, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Susquehanna Valley High School
• Jessica Fennell, Brasher Falls, Undeclared, 2005, St. Lawrence Central
• Dominick Ferro, Massena, Individual Studies, 1986, Christopher Columbus High School
• Christopher Fields, Brewerton, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Cicero-No Syracuse 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
• Trudy Foote, Canton, Business Administration, 1999, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Pamela Forsyth, Gouverneur, Accounting, 1994, Gouverneur High School
• Stephen Fortin, Saratoga Springs, Information Technology, 2007, Saratoga Springs Senior High School
• Josh Foster, Potsdam, Accounting, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Christine Foster, Rensselaer Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1999, Lakeland Senior High School
• Aaron Foster, Constantia, Engineering Science, 2007, Paul V. Moore High School
• Laura Fox, Overland Park, Nursing
• Emmanuela Francois, Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2006, The School for Legal Studies
• Daniel Fredendall, Holley, Civil Engineering Technology, 2002, Holley Senior High School
• Whitney Friedrich, Queensbury, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Queensbury High School
• Kaitlin Fuller, Canton, Undeclared, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Zachary Gardner, Dekalb Jct, Air Conditioning Maintenance and Repair, 2005, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Matthew Garman, Canton, Criminal Justice, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Aleesha Gascon, Heuvelton, Nursing, 2000, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Carlee Gates, Gouverneur, Nursing, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Suzy Geffrard, Brooklyn, Undeclared, 2007, Bishop Kearney High School
• Joshua Gerlach, Canton, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Sara Gooshaw, Massena, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Nicole Gordon, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2004, Odessa-Montour Central School
• Dayne Gordon, Brooklyn, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2005, Erasmus Hall High School for Business and Technology
• William Govan, Brooklyn, Early Childhood, 2006, William H. Maxwell Vocational HS
• Francesca Goyette, Scotia, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2007, Scotia-Glenville High School
• Leticia Graham, Theresa, Health Care Management, 1988
• Thomas Graves, Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1972, Gouverneur High School
• Brian Gruenauer, Depew, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Lancaster Central High School
• Kevin Guilbert, Ogdensburg, Legal Studies, 2001, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Nicholas Hallada, Potsdam, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1998, Potsdam Central High School
• Kendra Harris, Roscoe, Mortuary Science, 2005, Roscoe Central School
• Rebecca Harvey, Massena, Undeclared, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Ryan Hawkins, Rome, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Rome Free Academy
• Eric Hayes, Canton, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Tanya Hazelton, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 1997
• Joseph Hendershot, Saint Regis Falls, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Juan Hernandez, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1985, Carey High School
• Karen Hewlett, Brasher Falls, Undeclared, 1989, Brushton-Moira Central School
• Nicole Hitt, Plymouth, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Norwich High School
• Matthew Hoag, Lowville, Criminal Justice, 2006, Lowville Academy and Central School
• Mikki Hollinger, Potsdam, Technology Management, 2004, Potsdam Central High School
• Debra Holmes-, Massena, Office Technology, 1983, Massena Central High School
• Corey Hughes, Keeseville, Information Technology, 1991, Peru Junior-Senior High School
• Christopher Hutchison, Massena, Technology Management, 1987, St. Lawrence Central
• Theresa Jarvis, Massena, Nursing, 2003, Williamstown Junior-Senior High School
• Daniel Johnson, Staten Island, Individual Studies, 2006, New Dorp High School
• Kawenniio Johnson, Akwesasne, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1998
• Shaun Jones, Ballston Spa, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Mechanicville High School
• Javon Joslyn, Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Foreign Language Academy of Global Studies
• Joy Kaczmarek, Queensbury, Veterinary Science Technology, 1986
• Bridget Keegan, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2001, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Jason Kench, Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 1994, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stacey Kench, Ogdensburg, Financial Services, 1997, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Shava Kendrick, Canton, Technology Management, 1987
• Amanda King, Akwesasne, Early Childhood, 2007, Massena Central High School
• Craig Kirkpatrick, Russell, Automotive Technology, 2005, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Matthew Konkol, Waterbury , Criminal Justice, 2006, Stowe Junior-Senior High School
• Craig Lane, Hilton, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Hilton Central High School
• Katie Larnard, Hornell, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Hornell Senior High School
• Sheri LaRose, Potsdam, Nursing, 2000, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Benjamin LaRose, Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Diane Larue, Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Stacy Lauzon, Fort Covington, Nursing, 1997, Salmon River Central School
• Marcus Law, Malone, Health Care Management, 1997, Gouverneur High School
• Stacey Lawler, Buffalo, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Frontier Senior High School
• Jeffory Lawton, Ogdensburg, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2007
• Christopher Lazo-Robinson, Potsdam, Business Administration, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Johnathon Leashomb, Norwood, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• William Lebeau, Morrisonville, Criminal Justice, 2007, Seton Catholic Central
• Jessica Limoges, Ogdensburg, Early Childhood, 2006, Heuvelton Central School
• Kaelynn Locke, Watertown, Criminal Justice, 2005, General Brown High School
• Brianna Locke, Watertown, Criminal Justice, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Melissa Locy, Potsdam, Business Administration, 2001, Colton-Pierrepont Central Sch
• James Loomis, Watertown, Automotive Technology, 2006, Watertown High School
• Michael Lowe, Kingston, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Kingston High School
• Justin Maggs, Scotia, Criminal Justice, 2006, Scotia-Glenville High School
• Lisa Martin, Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Notre Dame High School
• Russell Martin, Newton Falls, Forest Technology, 2007, Clifton Fine Central School
• Peter Martin, Canton, Civil Engineering Technology, 2001, Saranac Lake High School
• Dana Martin, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1991, Newburgh Free Academy
• Colette Mason, Olmstedville, Technology Management, 2005, Minerva Central School
• Karie Matthews, Altona, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Northern Adirondack Central School
• Kathryn McAuliffe, Canton, Early Childhood, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Sarah McCargar, Potsdam, Nursing, 1996, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Patrick McCarney, Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Rebecca McConnell, Massena, Early Childhood, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Lindsay McDonald, Gouverneur, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Jennifer Mcdonald, Gouverneur, Health Care Management, 2000
• Kathleen McDonnell, Rensselaer Falls, Nursing, 2007, Lighthouse Christian Academy
• Lucky McFadden, Cortlandt Manor, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Walter Panas High School
• Ian McIntosh, Watertown, Automotive Technology, 2006, Watertown High School
• Andrea McNeill, MaCungie, Financial Services, 2004, Martin Luther King Jr. High School
• Jason Melendez, Bronx, Undeclared, 2007, Bronx Leadership Academy II
• Nicholas Merrifield, Oshkosh, Individual Studies, 1998
• Rebecca Meyer, Arcade, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Pioneer Senior High School
• Eric Miner, Sugar Land, Emergency Management, 1996, Beekmantown Central School
• Jordan Molnar, Malone, Construction Technology: Management, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Justine Monahan, Ellington, Criminal Justice, 2007, Ellington High School
• Jean Moncada, Woodside, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1998, Newtown High School
• John Montgomery, Auburn, Engineering Science, 2006, Auburn High School
• Ashlee Montville, Massena, Undeclared, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Teresa Morley, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• James Moulton, Madrid, Undeclared, 2004
• Andrew Munger, Gouverneur, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Robert Munroe, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1987, Marcus Whitman Junior-Senior High School
• Chelsie Murray, Potsdam, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Leonard Nesbit, Winthrop, Business Administration, 1995, Paul V. Moore High School
• Daniel Nester, Vermontville, Criminal Justice, 2007, Saranac Lake High School
• Trevor Nicholl, Gouverneur, Undeclared, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Lyssa Nichols, West Chazy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Northern Adirondack Central School
• Arthur Nigro, Larchmont, Criminal Justice, 2007, Mamaroneck High School
• Linda Okobi, Jamaica, Health Care Management, 2005, Saint Agnes Academic School
• Brandi O’Shea, Russell, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2007, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Krystal Ostness, Fulton, Dental Hygiene, 2004, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Meghan Parent, Massena, Nursing, 1994, Salmon River Central School
• Kristina Parker, Colton, Early Childhood, 1998
• Amber Parmeter, Waddington, Nursing, 2002, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Dara Passariello, Saugus, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saugus High School
• Rebecca Patton, Gouverneur, Office Technology, 2007, Gouverneur High School
• Erica Peacock, Heuvelton, Office Technology, 2002, Heuvelton 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
• Andrew Peets, Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Michael Pignataro, Pine Bush, Automotive Technology, 2006, Pine Bush High School
• Milynda Planty, Canton, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003
• Seth Pogoda, Norfolk, Engineering Science, 1995, Germantown Central School
• Tyler Purdy, Stephentown, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Berlin Central High School
• Jacqueline Raineri, Canastota, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Chittenango Senior High School
• Savanna Reddick, Gouverneur, Business Administration, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• James Redmond, Gouverneur, Health Care Management, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Nathan Reed, Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2000, Harrisville Central School
• Samuel Reyes Aguilar, Saratoga Springs, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 1998, Foreign High School
• Caitlin Ricci, Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 2002, Rome Free Academy
• Jared Richards, Colton, Undeclared, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School
• Amy Richards, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2003, Potsdam Central High School
• Erica Rizzo, Oneida, Undeclared, 2007, Oneida High School
• Rebecca Roach, Lafayette, Business Administration, 2003, Fabius-Pompey High School
• Erik Robinson, Lisbon, Computer Information Systems, 1997, Lisbon Central School
• Kelly Rougeux, Niagara Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Niagara Catholic High School
• Lillian Roy, Norfolk, Financial Services, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Joseph Russell, Potsdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Sherrell Ryan, Hempstead, Individual Studies, 2005, Hempstead High School
• Dennis Salmon, Bronx, Technology Management, 2004, Walton High School
• Lucas Sauer, Croghan, Engineering Science, 2007, Beaver River Central School
• Jessica Sawyer, Raymondville, Dental Hygiene, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Shannon Seymour, Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Bethena Shanty, Potsdam, Computer Information Systems, 1996, Potsdam Central High School
• Laael Shatraw, Rome, Dental Hygiene, 2007, Plattsburgh Senior High School
• Lindsay Shea, South Colton, Office Technology, 2005, Colton-Pierrepont Central Sch
• Alicia Sienkiewycz, Massena, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2004, Massena Central High School
• Laci Simmons, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2005, Gouverneur High School
• Zachary Smacher, Owego, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Union Endicott High School
• Jason Soucis, Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2006, Potsdam Central High School
• Mark Spiridigloizzi, Utica, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2006, Notre Dame High School
• Jessica St. Hilaire, North Lawrence, Criminal Investigation, 2002, St. Lawrence Central
• Diana Stevenson, Clinton, Dental Hygiene, 1988, Mount Markham Central School
• Matthew Stockton, Genoa, Accounting, 2007, Southern Cayuga Central Junior-Senior High School
• Martha Streeter, Waddington, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Justine Sussey, Saranac Lake, Individual Studies, 2006, Saranac Lake High School
• Amanda Terrance, Potsdam, Office Technology, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Tyler Terry, Lowville, Mortuary Science, 2007, Beaver River Central School
• Rebecca Tetro, Oswego, Early Childhood, 2006, Oswego High School
• Dennis Thibault, Burke, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2005, Chateaugay Central School
• Brianne Thibert, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2003, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Shanna- Townsend, Bronx, Mortuary Science, 2006, Adlai E. Stevenson High School
• Natasha Trefry, Redwood, Office Technology, 2005, Alexandria Central School
• Andrew Trumble, Fulton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School
• Nathan Turnbull, Hermon, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Karin Ulrich, Hannawa Falls, Nursing, 1986
• Jeremiah Vade, Bronx, Business Administration, 2007, Cardinal Spellman High School
• Kevin Vaill, Vernon, Undeclared, 2007, Vernon-Verona-Sherill High School
• Eric Van Overbake, Fairport, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Penfield Senior High School
• Julie Vander Wiel, Malone, Criminal Justice, 2006, Franklin Academy High School
• Ian Vanier, Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Franklin Academy High School
• Jillian Ward, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 2006, Lisbon Central School
• Harvey Warren, Brier Hill, Construction Technology: Management, 2005
• Henry Wason, Ogdensburg, Engineering Science, 2005
• Nicole Weaver, Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2006, Gouverneur High School
• Brian Weber, Gouverneur, Accounting, 1990
• Katrina Weber, Westmoreland, Dental Hygiene, 1990, Peabody High School
• Bethany Webster, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Jamie Whalen, Massena, Technology Management, 1998, Massena Central High School
• Viktoria White, Hogansburg, Early Childhood, 2006, Salmon River Central School
• Britney Wilkins, Waddington, Early Childhood, 2003, St. Lawrence Central
• Amanda Williams, Jamaica, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Forest Hills High School
• Bobbi Wilson, Helena, Legal Studies, 1982, St. Lawrence Central
• Mark Wright, West Stockholm, Facilities Operation, 1999, Potsdam Central High School
• Anthony Young, Croghan, Engineering Science, 2007, Beaver River Central School
• Shawn Youngman, Wolcott, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2004, North Rose-Wolcott High School

Part-Time Honors

• Ronald Abrantes, Massena, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 1977, Indian River Junior-Senior High School
• Danielle Ackerman, Solvay, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Sandy Creek Central School
• Rebecca Amo, Norfolk, Business Administration, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Rebecca Beaudoin, Massena, Nursing, 2006, Massena Central High School
• Gloria Belile, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1990, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Karl Bochenek, Johnstown, Technology Management, 1998, Gloversville High School
• Amber Booth, Watertown, Nursing, Home Schooled
• Savannah Bordeau, Plattsburgh, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Plattsburgh Senior High School
• Wanda Brandon, St Louis, Funeral Services Management, 1979
• Bruce Brownlee, Potsdam, Nursing, 1968
• Kelley Burkum, Potsdam, Technology Management, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Jordan Cantwell, Norwood, Criminal Justice, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Rachelle Cole, De Kalb , Nursing, 2000, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Renee Cole, Heuvelton, Technology Management, 1985, Hammond Central School
• Kyle Couperus, Ogdensburg, Health Care Management, 2004, Home Schooled
• Lauren Davey, Norwood, Undeclared, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Chastity Davis, Richville, Nursing, 1997, Gouverneur High School
• Tishauna Dawkins, Bronx, Nursing, 2005, De Witt Clinton High School
• Larissa Delair, Lisbon, Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies, 1996, Lisbon Central School
• Judith DeSantis, Canton, Early Childhood, 1985, Charles W. Baker High School
• Stacey Drager, North Syracuse, Dental Hygiene, 1995, Fayetteville-Manlius High School
• Scott Dunn, Hammond, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1976, Massena Central High School
• Brittney Foster, West Stockholm, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Potsdam Central High School
• Jodi Fox, Boonville, Dental Hygiene, 2006, Adirondack High School
• Jerry Fregoe, Massena, Facilities Operation, 1986, Massena Central High School
• Stacey Gollinger, Massena, Office Technology, 1999, Charles E. Jordan High School
• Kristy Graveline, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2006
• Blair Guba, Utica, Dental Hygiene, 2001, South Hadley High School
• Bryanna Hanna, Lisbon, Undeclared, 2006, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Crystal Hanson, Oolitic, Health Care Management, 1996, Gouverneur High School
• Crystal Helmar, Colton, Business Administration, 1996, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School
• Ann Johnson, Ogdensburg, Office Technology, 1980, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Megan Karper, Gouverneur, Nursing, 1998
• Jeffrey Kasprzak, Syracuse, Mortuary Science, 2005, Charles W. Baker High School
• Heather Klippel, Northville, Technology Management, 2005, Northville Central School
• Kristy LaPage, Winthrop, Nursing, 2000, St. Lawrence Central
• Jesse Malcolm, Watertown, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1991, General Brown High School
• Joseph Marcellino, Amsterdam, Financial Services, 2005, Fonda-Fultonville Central High School
• Katrina Maxwell, Fort Drum, Nursing
• Lori McDonald, Waddington, Nursing, 1996, Madrid-Waddington Central School
• Russell Miller, Pulaski, Criminal Justice, 1991, Sandy Creek Central School
• April Mowers, Camden, Dental Hygiene, 1992, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School
• Stephanie O’Brien, Potsdam, Nursing, 1990, Norwood-Norfolk Central School
• Alexander Osier, Ogdensburg, Undeclared, 2007
• Eleanor Pfeifer, Oswego, Dental Hygiene, 1987, G. Ray Bodley High School
• Stephanie Pratt, Rochester, Dental Hygiene, 1999, Greece Athena High School
• Danial Rice, Sandy Creek, Industrial Technology Management, 2002, Immaculate Heart Academy
• Rebecca Ryan, Chittenango, Dental Hygiene, 2002, Chittenango Senior High School
• Misty Seaver, Massena, Early Childhood, 2003, Massena Central High School
• Earl Simmons, Heuvelton, Criminal Justice, 1989, Heuvelton Central School
• Linda Slater, West Stockholm, Health Care Management, 1991
• Alysia Smith, Glens Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1995, Glens Falls High School
• Vahid Taimouri, Watertown, Nursing, 1999, Lyme Central School
• Rebecca Thatcher, DeKalb Junction, Health Care Management, 1999, Hermon-DeKalb Central School
• Bethany Tombolillo, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy
• Chris Trombley, Champlain, Emergency Management, 1988, Northeastern Clinton Central School
• Andrew Truesdell, Harrisville, Computer Information Systems, 1997, Edwards-Knox Central School
• Brooke Votra, Massena, Undeclared, 2002, Massena Central High School
• Jennifer Walck, Watertown, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Carthage Central High School
• Tara Waterman, Rome, Dental Hygiene, 1995, Saint Johnsville Central School
• David Wilson, Sackets Harbor, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1992, Sackets Harbor Central School
• Amy Wright, Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1996, Lisbon Central School
• Mark Wright, Colton, Accounting, 1992, Potsdam Central High School
• Marilyn Young, Massena, Technology Management, 1974, Massena Central High School

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CANTON – SUNY Canton Admissions Counselor Bryan Parker had an extraordinary debut as an Ironman tri-athlete, finishing third in his age group and 52nd overall in the Ford Lake Placid Ironman event on Sunday.

Overcoming torrential downpours and painful blisters, the Canton native finished the race in an amazing time of 10 hours 0 minutes 57 seconds. The race is a grueling 2.4 mile swim, 112-mile bike, and then a marathon (26.2 mile run.) More than 2,300 people competed in the race.

Despite a flat tire in the biking portion of the event that delayed him for more than 12 minutes, Parker placed just 40 seconds behind the winner in his 18-24 year-old age group and 10 seconds behind the second place finisher in the group. Had his tire not gone flat, he would have undoubtedly finished first in his age group and in the top 25 overall.

Parker is a 2002 graduate of Hugh C. Williams High School of Canton. He previously finished first in his division and third overall at the Tupper Lake Tinman event on June 30, an event that is half the distance of the Ironman.

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CANTON – The SUNY Canton Office of Extended Studies and the St. Lawrence County Office of Economic Development are asking more than 2,300 area businesses, “How may we help you?”

The two agencies recently mailed a survey to industries, not-for-profit organizations, government agencies, and educational institutions.

“We are looking for more ways to individually and collectively serve our primary community business owners and other stakeholders,” said SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy. “Both the Office of Economic Development and SUNY Canton are highly interested in advancing the economic well-being of the region.”

The college’s Office of Extended studies will be review the data to develop new lifelong learning and professional development opportunities.

According to Raymond H. Fountain, Director of the St. Lawrence County Office of Economic Development, “This survey will provide additional background information as we work to outreach the employer base of the County and connect them with not only our own economic and workforce development programs, but also with the services of our local, regional and state business assistance partners.”

The survey, which takes about 10 minutes to complete, contains brief questions on the hiring and training practices of area businesses. The information will also help the Small Business Development Center at SUNY Canton’s Massena Education Center, and the Career Services Office to tailor their custom programs beneficial to businesses, future entrepreneurs, and career-seeking students.

Area businesses who did not receive a survey are invited to visit www.fusedsolutions.com/countyneeds, to complete it online. To receive a hard copy, contact Del Guidice at 315-386-7102 or email delguidicek@canton.edu, or Leigh Rodriguez of the County Economic Development Office, at 379-9806 or LRodriguez@co.st-lawrence.ny.us. The survey must be completed by Friday, August 1.

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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SUNY Canton’s international outreach program has accepted six students from the earthquake-ravaged city of Chengdu in the Sichuan Province of western China.

Three female and three male students will have the ability to continue their college studies by spending the next two semesters as full-time SUNY Canton students. They will be living on campus and beginning their studies later this month.

“Our partnership in what has come to be known as the ‘SUNY China 150 Program’ presents a number of incredible learning opportunities for all of our students,” noted SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy. “In addition to the respective cultural learning that will occur, I anticipate that friendships, partnerships, and possibly even business ventures will develop from interactions between our students.”

All of the sophomore- and junior-level students have been taking general education courses toward degrees in the areas of Engineering Technology courses and Business. They will continue working in their chosen areas in addition to taking general education courses at SUNY Canton.

“There are a number of dynamic concepts and lessons taught exclusively through SUNY Canton courses that our visiting students can adapt to aid their country,” said Associate Provost Pauline A. Graveline, who has been overseeing the college’s international initiatives. “Our hands-on emphasis and career-focused courses will be especially useful for these students when they return to help rebuild their home provinces in China.”

Graveline has visited Chinese universities in Beijing, Hefei, and Xi’an, to create dual-degree programs and exchange opportunities similar to those the college has in place with colleges in Ukraine, Russia, Bosnia, and Japan. “Our first on-campus student from Hefei will begin this Fall,” Graveline added.

The college will be offering a special week-long orientation for its newest international students, which will serve as an introduction to the college, the North Country, and to the U.S.

The college is one of 22 State University of New York Colleges to take in a total of 150 students displaced by the disaster. SUNY Canton is part of the team of SUNY Campuses that are offering this one-year opportunity to create a team of young leaders.

The students were chosen after a careful review of their academic performance, as well as English language testing conducted by a team of eight experienced English language teachers from across China.

According to SUNY officials, each one of the students is committed to serving as a vanguard to help rebuild the economy and infrastructure in the impacted region. When they complete their studies in May 2009, they will engage in a period of national service in Sichuan to aid in the rebuilding efforts.

The State University of New York has been involved with educational exchange and research collaborations with China and anticipates that this initiative will increase the connections between New York State and the Sichuan Province, leading to economic, educational, and cultural benefits.

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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SELF EXPRESSION – Raven Lemay, an Upward Bound student from Fort Covington, works on her sculpture made from found objects during an afternoon art class. High School students take classes and sometimes college courses during their stay at SUNY Canton.

Ninety-three students from nine different high schools in three counties have the opportunity to see what its like to go to college through the Upward Bound Summer Program at SUNY Canton.

The program runs through August 2, with students living in the dorms and getting a feel for college life.

“The Summer Program gives students the chance to live at college and begin taking classes in a friendly environment,” said Upward Bound Program Director Daun A. Martin. “Many of our students are potentially first-generation college students and this program can help give them the confidence they need to take the next step.”

The Upward Bound experience is far different than an average summer school program. Every day, students take classes varying from American Sign Language to a crime-scene investigator’s science class, as well as drama, art, and fitness. Some juniors and seniors also take an online class for college credit.

Some juniors and seniors opted to take part in a work-study program to help them choose a career path. They shadow local professionals to learn more about their future careers.

There are 10 camp tutor-councilors throughout the summer and five full time staff members who work with the high school students year-round, Students are also assigned study and reading time each night. Students are assigned an academic advisor and receive career planning and college-prep guidance. “They can also opt to get a little extra help with challenging subjects,” Martin said.

At the end of the Summer Program students will be taking a field trip to Philadelphia to visit Constitution Hall.

The Upward Bound program is grant funded through the U.S. Department of Education and has been a part of SUNY Canton for the past three years.

High schools with students participating in the Upward Bound program include: Hugh C. Williams in Canton, Clifton Fine Central School, Gouverneur Central School, Harrisville Central School, Heuvelton Central School, Massena Central School, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, and Salmon River Central School.

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Some students have traveled more than 4,500 miles to take classes at SUNY Canton this summer.

Thirty-six students, including two doctoral candidates, in addition to two faculty members have traveled from their home universities to take multi-disciplinary courses with an emphasis on finance and business.

“We have three times as many students visiting SUNY Canton than when we initiated the program last year,” said SUNY Canton Associate Provost Pauline A. Graveline. “Students have come from their home universities at Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia, Kazan State Financial and Economic Institute in Tatarstan, and Kherson State University in Ukraine to learn from our expert faculty. Many of the students have never been to the North Country or the United States before. They are all very excited to learn about U.S. culture and experience as much of it as they can.”

During their three-week stay, students take English as a Second Language and seminars targeted toward their individual career interests, according to Kathryn Del Guidice, Director of Extended Studies at SUNY Canton.

“Our students are interested in becoming investment bankers, entrepreneurs, business owners, and one is interested in developing his own energy company,” she said. “We are emphasizing that they find ways to bring the world to them, rather than leaving their homes in search of opportunities.”

Most recently, students have toured businesses including ALCOA in Massena and the Partridge Cafe in Canton to learn first-hand how area businesses operate. The program also enlists the college’s expert faculty to present special sessions on Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems and Financial Services, and Health Care Management among other SUNY Canton signature programs.

The students are joined by Alla Bobyelva, chair of the Department of Financial Management for the School of Public Administration at Moscow State University, and Olga Zinovieva, a State University of New York representative at Moscow State University. During her stay, Olga is developing an online class in Art History through SUNY Canton OnLine.

In addition to their studies, the students have many opportunities to experience the attractions available locally and in greater New York State. They will be touring Lake Placid, Niagara Falls, and plan to visit New York City before making the journey home. Most recently, the students visited Potsdam’s Summer Festival.

This is the second international student exchange built from SUNY Canton’s partnerships with foreign colleges. In the future, the College plans to send its on-campus students to its partner universities so that travel abroad can be an integrated part of their education.

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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The final session of SUNY Canton’s highly-successful 2008 Summerterm begins Monday, July 28 on campus.

“There is an English 101 Expository Writing course that is a freshmen requirement for all SUNY Canton programs and for most academic majors at every university,” said Associate Provost Pauline A. Graveline. “This is an excellent summer course offered to enable students to get a jump start on the upcoming academic year.”

A 300-level English course in Contemporary Young Adult Literature is also being offered. “This is an excellent opportunity for advanced students to focus on one upper-level course now, and then perhaps lighten their course load for the upcoming semester,” Graveline said.

This summer marked the third consecutive year of growth and expansion for the College’s Online and In-Class Summerterm session. There have been 687 enrollments during the first two sessions, which is a 10 percent increase from last year’s record-breaking Summerterm Sessions. College officials attribute the extraordinary growth to the implementation of online classes through SUNY Canton OnLine. Approximately 80 percent of this year’s summer students enrolled in OnLine Classes.

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