SUNY Canton News

State University of New York Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher will be visiting and touring SUNY Canton on Monday, July 27 as part of her summer-long tour of the 64 colleges and universities within the SUNY system.

“We plan on showing her several of the positive initiatives exclusive to our college,” said SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy. “This is a constantly evolving and growing environment, with extraordinary growth in our online and international initiatives, in addition to our facilities construction and renovations.”

The Chancellor will have the opportunity to meet with more than 80 international students and faculty members from the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia, and several Chinese institutions.

Kennedy and the college’s faculty and staff will also be highlighting the most recent progress on the new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center, residence renovations, and the major overhaul of Nevaldine Technology Center.

The Chancellor’s tour of campus will be open to the media beginning at 3 p.m. Monday, July 27, and will include a rooftop view of the campus and a stop at SUNY Canton’s newly renovated, state-of-the-art nursing labs in Wicks Hall. This portion of the visit is specifically designed for media desiring photographs or video footage.

The tour will conclude with a 3:30 question-and-answer session for the media with Kennedy and Zimpher, followed by a reception, in the Newell Veterinary Technology Center.

Media arrangements should be made in advance by contacting SUNY Canton Public Relations at 315-386-7300, or email kie@canton.edu.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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The SBDC Seminar will outline adoptable renewable energy systems and energy efficient business models.

Tax incentives and low-cost loans are available for business owners

The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at SUNY Canton will be helping business owners adapt to a completely new set of energy demands through their upcoming seminar “Energy Challenges and Solutions for Business in the 21st Century.”

The seminar will be held in conjunction with the North Country SBDC in Plattsburgh at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 28, at ComLinks located at 343 West Main Street in Malone. Seminar speakers will outline the opportunities to adopt renewable energy systems and creating energy efficient business models. The event is free and open to the public.

The New York State SBDC, in partnership with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the New York Business Development Corporation (NYBDC), has formulated an Energy Savings Program that will encourage business owners to implement energy efficiencies that will allow their firms to compete on a favorable basis in a global economy.

Seminar speakers Anthony Presti, Program Coordinator for the SBDC’s Energy Savings Program, and NYSERDA representatives will detail measures which, when implemented, will produce maximum savings for the business owner.

Business owners will learn how they can work with NYSERDA and SBDC Advisors to: implement energy efficiency projects; secure the financing to achieve energy efficiency or even to build green buildings; evaluate other renewable energy sources such as solar and wind; improve environmental performance by being greener; evaluate energy efficiency opportunities in all areas; and improve their bottom line.

Under the Energy Savings Program, an SBDC advisor reviews the NYSERDA suggested efficiencies with the business owner to analyze the potential savings of implementing the changes. Eligibility is open to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as industrial and commercial facilities and the New York State SBDC will subsidize one half of the cost of the NYSERDA review for the first 100 statewide clients of the program.

There is no charge for the program, but pre-registration is required. Contact the Canton Small Business Development Center at: 315-386-7312 or email sbdc@canton.edu to register and to obtain up-to-date information.

The Canton and North Country SBDCs work one-on-one in a confidential setting with emerging, existing, and expanding entrepreneurs. SBDC staff members provide these services at no cost to clients in Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, Warren, and St. Lawrence counties. The Canton and North Country SBDCs are part of a statewide program funded in part by the U.S. Small Business Administration and the State of New York. Visit the North Country SBDC online at www.NorthCountrySBDC.org or the Canton SBDC online at www.canton.edu/sbdc.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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

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SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy and the College’s deans recently released the honor roll for the Spring 2009 Semester.

“Students who achieve the best marks at SUNY Canton typically treat their college education as if it were their career,” Kennedy said. “Their hard work and dedication will transcend their time with us and their success is indicative of the outstanding employees and entrepreneurs they will become.”

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.

A press release has been sent to each student’s hometown newspaper.

Among those to receive recognition for outstanding achievement are:

• Alens Abelard of Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2002, Spring Valley Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Justin Acito of Littleton, Criminal Justice, 2006, Island Trees High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Adamitey of Staten Island, Information Technology, 2006, New Dorp High School, Dean’s List
• Riley Adams of Nunda, Undeclared Major, 2008, Keshequa Central School, Dean’s List
• Raimi Ade-Salu, New York, Undeclared Major, 2008, School of the Future, Dean’s List
• Sindy Afriat of Chase Mills, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Eric Agne of Herkimer, Industrial Technology Management, 2006, Poland Central School, Dean’s List
• Moubarak Agoro of Bronx, Undeclared Major, 2008, Marble Hill High School for International , Dean’s List
• Linda Akatsu of Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1998, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Andrea Albigese of Whitesboro, Dental Hygiene, 2000, New York Mills Jr-Sr High School, Part Time Honors
• William Alguire of Gouverneur, Management, 2001, Gouverneur High School, President’s List
• John Allison of Potsdam, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1990, Norfolk Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Roberto Alonso of Ogdensburg, Accounting, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Joseph Amell of Vermontville, Building Construction, 2002, Saranac Lake High School, Dean’s List
• Katelyn Anthony of Spencerport, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Spencerport High School, President’s List
• Tim Apple of Gouverneur, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2004, American School, Part Time Honors
• Brittany Arcadi of Saint Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Chiara Ashley of Madrid, Office Technology, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Kendra Ashley of Norwood, Veterinary Services Management, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Heather Aslanian of Norfolk, Nursing, 2004, St. Lawrence Central, Dean’s List
• Joshua Atkins of Rensselaer Falls, Criminal Justice, 2001, Ged, Dean’s List
• Jessica Azzarone of Rensselaer Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, Lisbon Central School, President’s List
• Kristine Backus of Plattsburgh, Liberal Arts – General Studies, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Bagalonis of Baldwinsville, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2003, Sandy Creek Central School, President’s List
• Kurtis Baker of Albion, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Albion Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Heidi Baker of Madrid, Office Technology, 1999, Ged, Dean’s List
• Rachel Baker of Madrid, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 1997, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Channelle Bangura of Rome, Dental Hygiene, 1994, Unknown, President’s List
• Lisa Barclay of Massena, Management, 1995, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Brad Barlow of Ogdensburg, Industrial Technology Management, 1995, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Jordon Barney of Constable, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Franklin Academy High School, President’s List
• Amanda Barr of Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 2006, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Jason Barringer of Wallkill, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Wallkill Senior High School, President’s List
• Ryan Barry of Geneva, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2004, Geneva High School, President’s List
• Deinah Bates of Earlville, Dental Hygiene, 1999, Sherburne-Earlville Central School, Dean’s List
• Gregory Battaglia of Syracuse, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Solvay High School, Dean’s List
• Caitlin Battisti of Little Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Little Falls Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• MacKenzie Belden of Ogdensburg, Early Childhood, 2004, A. Crawford Mosley High School, President’s List
• Christine Belgarde of Potsdam, Office Technology, 1981, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Mitchell Belile of Norwood, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Rudolph Bender of Philadelphia, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Evander Childs High School, Dean’s List
• Adam Benedict of Norfolk, Legal Studies, 2007, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Leslie Benedict of Hogansburg, Information Technology, 2004, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Kimberley Berg of Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1994, Poland Central School, Dean’s List
• David Bergbower of Gouverneur, Automotive Technology, 2005, Mattoon Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Elizabeth Bergman of Potsdam, Nursing, 1997, Peru Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Diane Berwick of Ava, Dental Hygiene, 1991, Adirondack Central High School, President’s List
• Josh Beyer of Castile, Civil Engineering Technology, 2004, Letchworth Central School, Dean’s List
• Heather Biamonte of Marcy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Holland Patent Central High School, President’s List
• Lindsey Bishop of St. Regis Falls, Management, 2006, Saint Regis Falls Central School, President’s List
• Raena Bjork of Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2005, Unknown, President’s List
• Rebecca Blackmer, Colton, Accounting, 1999, Edwards-Knox Central School, President’s List
• Justin Blinn of Lake Placid, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 1997, Lake Placid Central School, Dean’s List
• Karl Bochenek of Johnstown, Management, 1998, Gloversville High School, President’s List
• Devon Bond of Winthrop, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2008, Ged, President’s List
• Michael Bonno of Colton, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, Dean’s List
• Cara Bonno of Massena, Nursing, 2007, Ged, Dean’s List
• Kayla Boucher of Troy, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Hoosic Valley Central School, President’s List
• Ashley Bourgeois of Keeseville, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Ausable Valley Central School, Dean’s List
• Daniel Bovay of Massena, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2006, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• She’Vonne Bowman of the Bronx, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Washington Irving High School, Dean’s List
• Megan Boyer of Penfield, Criminal Justice, 2007, Penfield Senior High School, President’s List
• Thomas Bradley of Watertown, Nursing, 1973, Sackets Harbor Central School, Part Time Honors
• Wanda Brandon of St Louis, Funeral Services Management, 1979, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Justin Brassard of Edwards, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2006, Edwards-Knox Central School, President’s List
• Geoffrey Bray of Albany, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2001, Colonie Central High School, Dean’s List
• Albert Breault of Chestertown, Criminal Justice, 2008, North Warren Central High School, Dean’s List
• Andrew Bregg of Canton, Undeclared Major, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Nicole Brice-Parrish of Dekalb Jct, Accounting, 2003, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Brockway of St Regis Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Saint Regis Falls Central School, Dean’s List
• Rebecca Brol of Farmington, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2006, Palmyra Macedon High School, President’s List
• Taylor Bronson of Potsdam, Individual Studies, 2004, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Bronson,  of Brasher Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2004, St. Lawrence Central, Dean’s List
• Randy Brossoit of Ogdensburg, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1999, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Tammie Brown of Chateaugay, Emergency Management, 1990, Brushton-Moira Central School, President’s List
• Sherri Brown of Whitehall, Legal Studies, 1978, Whitehall Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Nicole Browngardt of Tully, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Tully Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Alexander Bruce,  of Troy, Business Administration, 2006, Averill Park High School, Dean’s List
• Cortney Brunet of Hermon, Office Technology, 1998, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, President’s List
• Bradley Buchanan of Plattsburgh, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2005, Franklin Academy High School, Dean’s List
• Chad Buckingham of Croghan, Legal Studies, 2005, Beaver River Central School, President’s List
• Jim Buckley of Potsdam, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 1983, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, President’s List
• Stefanie Buda of Miller Place, Mortuary Science, 2007, Miller Place High School, Dean’s List
• Caleb Bullock of Dryden, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2005, Dryden Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Jacob Bunnell of Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 2008, Ged, Dean’s List
• Timothy Bunstone of Potsdam, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2000, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Darin Burgoyne of Waddington, Law Enforcement Leadership, 1994, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Kelley Burkum of Potsdam, Finance, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Shawn Burnett of Potsdam, Undeclared Major, 2004, Ged, Dean’s List
• Ian Burnham of Canton, Criminal Justice, 2008, Home Schooled, President’s List
• Karah Burns of Spencerport, Veterinary Science Technology, 2008, Spencerport High School, President’s List
• Jennifer Burwell of Ogdensburg, Undeclared Major, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Emily Bush of Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 2008, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Eric Bush of Brasher Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1994, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Samantha Butler of Cazenovia, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Cazenovia Central High School, President’s List
• John Butler of Canton, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1979, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Kirsten Byford of New Hartford, Dental Hygiene, 1996, Springfield Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Phillip Campbell of Hamlin, Accounting, 2005, Brockport High School, President’s List
• Cassandra Carabello of North Syracuse, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Cicero-North Syracuse High School, Dean’s List
• Joel Cardinal-Schultz of Saskatoon, Business Administration, 2005, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Ross Carnie of Turin, Criminal Justice, 2007, South Lewis Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Jolene Carotenuto of Canton, Nursing, 1994, Fairport High School, Part Time Honors
• Margaret Carr of Nicholville, Business Administration, 2004, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Part Time Honors
• Mary Case of Massena, Nursing, 2001, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Regina Cassidy of Dekalb, Individual Studies, Norwich Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Travis Caswell of Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 1994, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Chennel Chapman of Rockaway Park, Early Childhood, 2006, Beach Channel High School, Dean’s List
• Colleen Charleson of Hannawa Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, Blair Academy, Dean’s List
• Ashley Chevier of Potsdam, Early Childhood, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Dean’s List
• Jenna Chontosh of Massena, Health Care Management, 2005, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Mohammed Chowdhury of White Plains, Information Technology, 2006, White Plains High School, Dean’s List
• Kevin Churchill of Canton, Facilities Operation, 2003, Cicero-North Syracuse High School, President’s List
• Crystal Clark of South Colton, Office Technology, 2005, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, Dean’s List
• Tyler Clark of Canton, Criminal Justice, 2004, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Stephanie Clark of Massena, Management, 1997, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Sascha Clyde of Russell, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2006, Edwards-Knox Central School, President’s List
• Brooke Colby of Norwood, Nursing, 2003, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Brandon Colby of Norwood, Business Administration, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Wanda Coleman,  of Adrian, Dental Hygiene, 1975, Adrian High School, Part Time Honors
• DeAnne Coles of Lafargeville, Early Childhood, 2006, La Fargeville Central School, Dean’s List
• Nanci Collins of Lisbon, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Danielle Collins of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2000, Saint Regis Falls Central School, President’s List
• David Conley of Raymondville, Legal Studies, 1983, New York Mills Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Brenda Conley of Raymondville, Management, 1983, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Part Time Honors
• Joseph Consolo of Schenectady, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2008, Mohonasen Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Sean Conte of Raymondville, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Leah Cook of Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 1997, G. Ray Bodley High School, Dean’s List
• Casey Corbett of Canton, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Susan Corbin of Liverpool, Dental Hygiene, 1990, West Genesee Senior High School, Part Time Honors
• Crystal Corrice of Ogdensburg, Undeclared Major, 2001, Lisbon Central School, Part Time Honors
• Cheryl Crayford of Heuvelton, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Heuvelton Central School, President’s List
• Matt Crowley of Brasher Falls, Undeclared Major, 2007, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Jessica Cunningham of Ogdensburg, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Robert Curtis of Edwards, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1996, Edwards-Knox Central School, Dean’s List
• Tandy Cyrus of Potsdam, Criminal Justice, 1997, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, President’s List
• Maloree Daily of Alexandria Bay, Early Childhood, 2004, Alexandria Central School, Dean’s List
• Victoria Damour of Churubusco, Accounting, 2006, Northern Adirondack Central School, Dean’s List
• Megan Daniels of Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2005, Home Schooled, President’s List
• Jonathan Daniels of Potsdam, Building Construction, 2008, Home Schooled, Dean’s List
• Joseph Danza of Watertown, Management, 2005, Immaculate Heart Central High School, President’s List
• Gregory Davis of Brooklyn, Information Technology, 2005, Boys And Girls High School, Dean’s List
• Brian Deckert of Norwood, Individual Studies, 2004, Unknown, Dean’s List
• Alexandria Defilipps of Gloversville, Early Childhood, 2008, Mayfield High School, Dean’s List
• Dustin Deleel of Massena, Criminal Investigation, 2003, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Shaday Delgado,  of Flushing, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Brooklyn College Academy, President’s List
• Meshell Delgado of Montgomery, Information Technology, 2005, Valley Central High School, President’s List
• Sherry Deloney of Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1991, Lisbon Central School, Dean’s List
• Avery Denney of Potsdam, Facilities Operation, 2006, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Ashley Dermody-McGonigle of Oceanside, Individual Studies, 2008, Oceanside High School, President’s List
• Yong Ding of Sichuan, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Nicholas Ditullio of West Stockholm, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• William Dobles of Hilton, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Hilton Central High School, Dean’s List
• Takla Dombroski of Dundee, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Dundee Central School, Dean’s List
• Daniel Don of Gouverneur, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2006, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Frank Donnelly of Massena, Business Administration, 2006, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Mark Donovan of Norwood, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Salim Donsoko of the Bronx, Health Care Management, 2004, Evander Childs High School, Dean’s List
• Shannon Drazkowski of Churchville, Veterinary Services Management, 1994, Churchville-Chili Sr High School, Part Time Honors
• Francis Dsouza of Massena, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Lyudmila Dubina of Utica, Dental Hygiene, 1990, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Amy Dufore of Norfolk, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Melissa Dugrenier of Melrose, Health Care Management, 2004, Hoosic Valley Central School, Dean’s List
• Scott Dunn of Hammond, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1976, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Spencer Durkee of Canton, Criminal Justice, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Robert Dutcher of Port Crane, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2004, Whitney Point Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Maryna Eller of Canton, Undeclared Major, 1998, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Tanya Ellis of Edwards, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2007, Edwards-Knox Central School, Dean’s List
• Stephen Erdner of Colton, Health Care Management, 1985, Potsdam Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Amanda Eschmann of Canton, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Sandra Evans of Theresa, Health Care Management, 1988, Ged, Part Time Honors
• Karen Evans-Hopkins of Plattsburgh, Mortuary Science, 1998, Peru Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Chelsea Falcetta of Canton, Health Science Career Studies, 2004, Granville Central Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Ashley Farmer of St. Regis Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saint Regis Falls Central School, President’s List
• Jie Faulkner of Massena, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1996, Pleasantville High School, President’s List
• Tina Fayette of Hailesboro, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1999, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Alicia Fefee of Norwood, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Dominick Ferro of Massena, Legal Studies, 1986, Christopher Columbus High School, Dean’s List
• Elizabeth Fertel of Lynn, Dental Hygiene, 1999, Danvers High School, Part Time Honors
• Dakota Finch of Sidney Center, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2008, Sidney Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Nicholas Finger of Glenmont, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2001, Bethlehem Central High School, Dean’s List
• Rebecca Fischer of Petersburgh, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Berlin Central High School, President’s List
• Kimberly Fisher of Canton, Criminal Justice, 2007, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Dean’s List
• Christopher Fitzgerald of Gouverneur, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2007, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Trudy Foote of Canton, Business Administration, 1999, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Matthew Foote of Norfolk, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Adrian Fordrung of Queensbury, Health Care Management, 2006, South Glens Falls Central High School, Dean’s List
• Stephen Fortune,  of Ogdensburg, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1979, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Part Time Honors
• David Fortune of Ogdensburg, Computer-Aided Drafting, 1977, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Christine Foster of Rensselaer Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, 1999, Lakeland Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Edward Foster of Canton, Management, 1982, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Part Time Honors
• Josh Foster of Potsdam, Accounting, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Dean’s List
• Aaron Foster of Constantia, Engineering Science, 2007, Paul V. Moore High School, Dean’s List
• Talia Foster of Gouverneur, Individual Studies, 2006, Potsdam Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Jennifer Fountain of Hermon, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Dean’s List
• Jodi Fox of Boonville, Dental Hygiene, 2006, Adirondack Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Nicole Francis of Lisbon, Engineering Science, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Emmanuela Francois of Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2006, The School for Legal Studies, President’s List
• Shane Franks of New York, Undeclared Major, 2008, Thurgood Marshall Academy, Dean’s List
• Kari Frego of Norfolk, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Jerry Fregoe of Massena, Facilities Operation, 1986, Massena Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Jessica Fuller of Gouverneur, Management, 2007, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Kaitlin Fuller of Canton, Undeclared Major, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Fuller of Norwood, Construction Technology: Management, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Amanda Gagne of Massena, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2005, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Gardner of Dekalb Jct, Individual Studies – Trades, 2005, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Dean’s List
• Roberta Gardner of DeKalb Junction, Nursing, 1968, Ramsey High School, Dean’s List
• Matthew Garman of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Corbin Gates-Shult of Parishville, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, President’s List
• Justine Gausby of Waddington, Undeclared Major, 2008, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Joshua Gerlach of Canton, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Kate Gessner of Port Jervis, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Port Jervis High School, President’s List
• Amy Girard of Massena, Accounting, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Ashley Given of Ogdensburg, Heating and Plumbing Service, 1995, Edwards-Knox Central School, Dean’s List
• Matthew Goldie of Lisbon, Individual Studies, 2005, Lisbon Central School, Dean’s List
• Sara Gooshaw of Massena, Undeclared Major, 2007, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Linda Gordon of Jamaica, Health Care Management, 2005, Saint Agnes Academic School, Dean’s List
• William Govan of Brooklyn, Early Childhood, 2006, William H. Maxwell Vocational High School, President’s List
• Benjamin Gratto of Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1999, Ged, Dean’s List
• Thomas Graves of Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1972, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Karen Graves of Colton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2005, Potsdam Central High School, President’s List
• Jennifer Griffith of Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Blair Guba of Utica, Dental Hygiene, 2001, South Hadley High School, Dean’s List
• Jill Guiles of Star Lake, Dental Hygiene, 1978, Brushton-Moira Central School, Dean’s List
• Margaret Haggerty of Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1979, Bentley High School, Dean’s List
• Sarah Hall of Liverpool, Mortuary Science, 2007, Liverpool High School, Dean’s List
• Robert Haller of Richville, Undeclared Major, 2008, Home Schooled, President’s List
• Christopher Hamberger of Potsdam, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Potsdam Central High School, President’s List
• Bradley Hamilton of Salem, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Salem Central School, President’s List
• Crystal Hanson of Oolitic, Health Care Management, 1996, Gouverneur High School, Part Time Honors
• Lance Harbart of Colton, Engineering Science, 2001, Ged, Dean’s List
• Ashley Harding of Clifton Park, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Shenendehowa Central School, President’s List
• Michael Harmon of Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Franklin Academy High School, Dean’s List
• Tracy Harnish of Hermon, Undeclared Major, 1998, Ged, Dean’s List
• Christina Harper, Rensselaer Falls, Law Enforcement Leadership, 1994, Ged, Dean’s List
• Joyce Harper of Heuvelton, Individual Studies, 1992, Potsdam Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Kendra Harris of Roscoe, Funeral Services Management, 2006, Roscoe Central School, President’s List
• Courtney Hawkins of Lisbon, Accounting, 2003, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Eric Hayes of Canton, Individual Studies, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Jay Hebert of Heuvelton, Information Technology, 2008, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Caitlyn Hill of Ontario, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Wayne Central High School, President’s List
• Mesha Hines of Lackawanna, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Lackawanna Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Kale Hitchman of Hannawa Falls, Engineering Science, 2008, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Hogg of Russell, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2004, Pitman High School, Dean’s List
• Stacy Holley of Bergen, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Byron Bergen Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Debra Holmes-Trimm of Massena, Emergency Management, 1983, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Christopher Hooper of Massena, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Part Time Honors
• James Hopper of DeKalb Junction, Information Technology, 1995, Harrisville Central School, Part Time Honors
• Stephen Horning of Barker, Mortuary Science, 2006, Barker Central School, Dean’s List
• Brittany Horton of Massena, Undeclared Major, 2006, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Tory Hosie of Conesus, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Livonia High School, Dean’s List
• Alexander Hostetter of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Loretta House of Canton, Legal Studies, 1992, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• David Hoyt of the Bronx, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2008, Astor Collegiate Academy, Dean’s List
• Nicole Hudson of Clayton, Dental Hygiene, 2007, Thousand Islands High School, President’s List
• Michael Hughes of Staten Island, Emergency Management, 2003, Tottenville High School, President’s List
• Ashley Hunter of Cicero, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, La Fargeville Central School, President’s List
• Caitlyn Huntington of Gansevoort, Emergency Management, 2006, South Glens Falls Central High School, President’s List
• Christopher Hutchison of Massena, Management, 1987, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Sapphire Isaac of Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2006, The School for Legal Studies, President’s List
• Justin Jackson of Gouverneur, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Alicia Jackson of Ogdensburg, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Cassandra Jackson of Norwood, Health Care Management, 2004, Lowville Academy and Central School, President’s List
• Shavasya Jacob of Brooklyn, Criminal Investigation, 2008, M. Bergtraum High School Business Career, Dean’s List
• Nate Jacobs of Greene, Business Administration, 2008, Leavitt Area High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Jason of Canandaigua, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Canandaigua Academy, Dean’s List
• Alissa Jatsenti of Canton, Accounting, 2005, Unknown, President’s List
• Alisa Jenne of Gouverneur, Early Childhood, 2007, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Shelby Johansen of Massena, Nursing, 2001, Grossmont High School, Part Time Honors
• Erika John-Grimes of Redwood, Finance, 1996, Thousand Islands High School, President’s List
• Evan Johnson of Cooperstown, Undeclared Major, 2003, Cooperstown Central School, Dean’s List
• Shaun Jones of Canton, Engineering Science, 2003, Mechanicville High School, Dean’s List
• David Jorgensen of Fairhope, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2005, Unknown, Dean’s List
• Javon Joslyn of the Bronx, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Foreign Language Academy of Global , President’s List
• Dandan Ju of Sichuan, Liberal Arts – General Studies, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Gerardo Jurado Velasco of Chateaugay, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Northern Adirondack Central School, Dean’s List
• Kristina Kaiser of Colton, Early Childhood, 1998, Unknown, President’s List
• Jerian Kampnich,  of Croghan, Dental Hygiene, 2003, Craig High School, President’s List
• Bridget Keegan of Massena, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2001, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Selina Kellison of Massena, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2003, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Erin Kelly of Cicero, Dental Hygiene, 2004, Cicero-North Syracuse High School, Dean’s List
• Mikel Kelso of Ogdensburg, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2000, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Stacey Kench of Ogdensburg, Management, 1997, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Jeslyn Kennedy of Ogdensburg, Management, 2006, Lisbon Central School, Part Time Honors
• Chelsea Kiley of Queensbury, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Queensbury High School, Dean’s List
• Colleen Kilroy of Syracuse, Undeclared Major, 1999, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Caroline Kingsepp of Hopkinton, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Farmingdale High School, President’s List
• Elizabeth Kissler,  of West Richland, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Stacey Knapp of Marcy, Dental Hygiene, 1986, Oneida High School, Part Time Honors
• Matthew Konkol of Waterbury Center, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Stowe Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Julie Kreider of Gouverneur, Nursing, 1974, Charles City High School, President’s List
• Charles Krywanczyk of Canton, Early Childhood, 1999, Brushton-Moira Central School, Dean’s List
• Renee Kwan of Boston, Dental Hygiene, 2001, Ged, President’s List
• Elizabeth Labrie of Amsterdam, Management, 2006, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Kelsey LaCross of Richford, Criminal Justice, 2007, Richford Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Katherine Lafaver of Lisbon, Nursing, 1984, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Andrew LaFlair of Lisbon, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1991, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Daniel Lallier of Gouverneur, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 1977, Gouverneur High School, President’s List
• Karen LaMora of Waddington, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1995, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Patrick Langton of Pittsford, Management, 2006, Pittsford Mendon High School, President’s List
• Ashley LaPointe of Massena, Criminal Justice, 2007, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Laramay of Massena, Undeclared Major, Unknown, President’s List
• Lisette LaRock of Hermon, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1989, Edwards-Knox Central School, President’s List
• Katelyn Larock of Ogdensburg, Undeclared Major, 2008, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Joshua Larose of Ogdensburg, Criminal Investigation, 1998, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Benjamin LaRose of Potsdam, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Jessie Larose of North Lawrence, Undeclared Major, 2007, St. Lawrence Central, Part Time Honors
• Stephanie LaRue of Oswego, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2004, Mexico Academy and Central School, President’s List
• Craig Latray of Star Lake, Electrical Engineering Technology, 1999, Clifton Fine Central School, Dean’s List
• George Lavalley of Massena, Undeclared Major, 2008, Ged, President’s List
• Maryanne Lawler of Adams Center, Nursing, 1995, South Jefferson Central School, Part Time Honors
• Felicia Lawrence of Brooklyn, Individual Studies, 2002, Sheepshead Bay High School, Dean’s List
• Nicholas Leboeuf of Gansevoort, Criminal Justice, 2008, South Glens Falls Central High School, Dean’s List
• Robert LeFevre of Morrisonville, Civil Engineering Technology, 2005, Seton Catholic Central, Dean’s List
• Katherine Legros of Massena, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1991, Ged, Dean’s List
• Margarita Levchenko of Herkimer, Dental Hygiene, 2006, West Canada Valley Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Brenda Liebfred of Potsdam, Management, 1997, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• David Liscum of Heuvelton, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2004, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Xiaolin Liu of Sichuan, Engineering Science, Foreign High School, President’s List
• John Liverio of Amsterdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Amsterdam High School, President’s List
• Jill Lizak of Hamburg, Dental Hygiene, 1984, Maryvale Senior High School, President’s List
• Catherine Loebs of Winthrop, Nursing, 1995, Long Lake Central School, Dean’s List
• Daniel Loosemore of Canton, Undeclared Major, 1992, Daniel Hand High School, Dean’s List
• Steven Lowell of Oneida, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Oneida High School, President’s List
• Lashanya Lynch of the Bronx, Individual Studies, 2007, Jane Addams Vocational High School, Dean’s List
• Benjamin Lyons of Ogdensburg, Information Technology, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Misty Macarthur of Westmoreland, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1995, Unknown, President’s List
• Sally MacDonald of Richville, Management, 2006, Gouverneur High School, President’s List
• Justin Maggs of Scotia, Criminal Justice, 2006, Scotia-Glenville High School, President’s List
• Josephene Mailu of Potsdam, Health Science Career Studies, 1994, Unknown, President’s List
• Gordon Main of Ottawa, Business Administration, 2008, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Benjamin Maki of Heuvelton, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1992, Blaine High School, President’s List
• Jesse Malcolm of Watertown, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1991, General Brown High School, Part Time Honors
• Sara Mandigo of Heuvelton, Finance, 2003, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Jessica Marashian of Massena, Legal Studies, 1997, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Joseph Marcellino of Amsterdam, Finance, 2005, Fonda-Fultonville Central High School, President’s List
• Natalee Marshall of Brooklyn, Early Childhood, 2006, Boys And Girls High School, Dean’s List
• Krista Marshall of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Franklin Academy High School, Dean’s List
• Tyler Marshall of Malone, Civil Engineering Technology, 2008, Franklin Academy High School, Dean’s List
• Sarah Martin of Canton, Business Administration, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Justin Martin of Lowville, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Lowville Academy and Central School, President’s List
• John Martin of Madrid, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2008, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• George Martin of Madrid, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2008, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Lisa Martin of Utica, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Notre Dame High School, President’s List
• Jessica Martin of Potsdam, Early Childhood, 2006, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Dean’s List
• Peter Martin of Canton, Civil Engineering Technology, 2001, Saranac Lake High School, President’s List
• Elizabeth Mason,  of Brasher Falls, Veterinary Science Technology, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Josiah Matthews of the Bronx, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Cardinal Spellman High School, Dean’s List
• Mysti Mattice of Rensselaer Falls, Office Technology, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Nicole Mattoon of Albany, Business Administration, 1999, Saranac Central School, President’s List
• Colleen Matzell of Colton, Health Care Management, 2008, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, President’s List
• Ryan Mayville of Brushton, Criminal Justice, 2008, Brushton-Moira Central School, Dean’s List
• Allison Mayville of Brushton, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Brushton-Moira Central School, President’s List
• Scott McAdoo of Hermon, Engineering Science, 2007, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, President’s List
• Amanda McArthur of Chester, Health Science Career Studies, 2007, Monroe Woodbury Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Jeffrey Mccallus of Russell, Undeclared Major, 2002, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Rebecca McConnell of Massena, Early Childhood, 2006, Gouverneur High School, Part Time Honors
• Ethan McCrea of Gouverneur, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, Unknown, President’s List
• Kimberlee McDonald of Akwesasne, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2004, Salmon River Central School, Dean’s List
• Kathleen McDonnell of Rensselaer Falls, Nursing, 2007, Lighthouse Christian Academy, Dean’s List
• Lucky McFadden of Cortlandt Manor, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Walter Panas High School, Dean’s List
• Alison McGinn of Potsdam, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1990, Chelmsford High School, President’s List
• Cory McLear of Ogdensburg, Management, 2004, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Part Time Honors
• Amanda McManus of Boonville, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, South Lewis Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Gino Megna of Amsterdam, Finance, 2006, Amsterdam High School, Part Time Honors
• Dana Mehaffy of Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 2007, Lisbon Central School, Dean’s List
• Danielle Mellon of Oneida, Individual Studies, 2006, Oneida High School, Dean’s List
• William Mensah of Mount Vernon, Finance, 2005, Evander Childs High School, President’s List
• Mario Mercaldi of Champlain, Information Technology, 2005, Northeastern Clinton Central School, President’s List
• Bryan Miller of Diamond Point, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Bolton Central School, Dean’s List
• Allison Miller of Hyde Park, Mortuary Science, 2007, F.D. Roosevelt High School, Dean’s List
• Gregory Millington of Clifton Park, Legal Studies, 2001, Shenendehowa Central School, President’s List
• Julie Mills of Ogdensburg, Health Science Career Studies, 1978, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Eric Miner of Sugar Land, Emergency Management, 1996, Beekmantown Central School, President’s List
• Justine Monahan of Somersville, Criminal Justice, 2007, Ellington High School, President’s List
• Jean Moncada of Woodside, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1998, Newtown High School, Dean’s List
• Stacey Moncalieri of Candor, Dental Hygiene, 1991, Vernon Township High School, Part Time Honors
• Cecilia Mondragon of Potsdam, Health Science Career Studies, 1995, Ged, Part Time Honors
• Bobbi Monica of North Syracuse, Veterinary Services Management, 1988, St. Lawrence Central, Part Time Honors
• John Montgomery of Auburn, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2006, Auburn High School, Dean’s List
• Eric Moody of Saranac Lake, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2008, Saranac Lake High School, President’s List
• Karrie Mooney of Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1996, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Teresa Morley of Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Kevin Moro of Congers, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Clarkstown High School North, Dean’s List
• Traci Moulton of Potsdam, Management, 2005, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Matthew Mulkin of Norwood, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2001, Potsdam Central High School, President’s List
• Andrew Munger of Gouverneur, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• David Murray of Ogdensburg, Mortuary Science, 1984, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Matthew Myers of Brandon, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2008, Otter Valley Union High School, Dean’s List
• Jodi Narrow of Potsdam, Undeclared Major, 2007, Potsdam Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Jacob Neely of Syracuse, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Charles W. Baker High School, Dean’s List
• Kerri Nellis of Boonville, Dental Hygiene, 2003, Adirondack Central High School, Dean’s List
• Lixon Nelson of Miami, Management, 1999, Miami Beach Senior High School, Part Time Honors
• John Nemeth of Glenfield, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, South Lewis Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Phillip Newman of Constable, Electrical Construction and Maintenance, 2006, Franklin Academy High School, Dean’s List
• Brandy Newtown of Ogdensburg, Business Administration, 1999, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Diana Norman of Canton, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2000, Garden Spot High School, President’s List
• Patrick Norton of Edmeston, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Edmeston Central School, President’s List
• Brett Nortz of Watertown, Engineering Science, 2008, Watertown High School, President’s List
• Lee Numbers of Galway, Management, 1996, Glens Falls High School, President’s List
• Stephanie O’Brien of Potsdam, Nursing, 1990, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Kevin O’Connell of Cadyville, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Seton Catholic Central, Dean’s List
• Daniel Orsini of Watertown, Facilities Operation, 2004, Watertown High School, Dean’s List
• Jeremy Palmer of Potsdam, Undeclared Major, 2000, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Dean’s List
• Jacob Paquette of Webster, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2003, Webster High School, Dean’s List
• Dara Passariello of Saugus, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Saugus High School, President’s List
• Allison Pearce of Potsdam, Nursing, 1977, Glendale High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Pearman of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Unknown, Dean’s List
• Thomas Pearson of Ogdensburg, Individual Studies, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Kandy Pecore of Brasher Falls, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, St. Lawrence Central, Dean’s List
• Andrew Peets of Massena, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2006, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Kayla Peets of Massena, Criminal Justice, 2008, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Caitlin Peets of Massena, Business Administration, 2007, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Whitney Perkins of East Greenbush, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Columbia High School, Dean’s List
• Craig Perrault of Newton Falls, Business Administration, 1992, Unknown, President’s List
• Marie Petrucci of Canton, Health Science Career Studies, 2001, Binghamton High School, Dean’s List
• Jennifer Phillips of Norfolk, Accounting, 1997, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, President’s List
• Nathaniel Pietropaolo of Rochester, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Hilton Central High School, President’s List
• Kevin Pilus of Walden, Management, 2005, Wallkill Senior High School, President’s List
• Brian Pinkerton of Ogdensburg, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Lauren Pitman of Amsterdam, Veterinary Science Technology, 2008, Galway Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Connor Plonski of Kirkwood, Criminal Justice, 2007, Windsor Central Jr-Sr High School, Dean’s List
• Nicole Plumley of Lisbon, Accounting, 1998, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Sharon Poole of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Ryan Powers of Star Lake, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2008, Clifton Fine Central School, President’s List
• Christin Powers of Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2001, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Doris Prashaw of Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts – General Studies, Ged, Part Time Honors
• Stephanie Pratt of Rochester, Dental Hygiene, 1999, Greece Athena High School, President’s List
• Scott Proser of Commack, Emergency Management, 2007, Commack High School, Dean’s List
• Adam Prosser of Oswego, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Mexico Academy and Central School, Dean’s List
• Tyler Purdy of Stephentown, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Berlin Central High School, Dean’s List
• Melanie Putman of Oswego, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Oswego High School, Dean’s List
• Katherine Race of Rensselaer Falls, Nursing, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Part Time Honors
• Emily Ramos of Lyons Falls, Early Childhood, 2006, South Lewis Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Shelley Rayner of Colton, Business Administration, President’s List
• James Redmond of Gouverneur, Health Care Management, 2005, Gouverneur High School, President’s List
• Nathan Reed of Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2000, Harrisville Central School, President’s List
• Melody Reed of Norwood, Accounting, 2004, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Diane Reese of Edwards, Accounting, 1985, Unknown, President’s List
• Danial Rice of Watertown, Industrial Technology Management, 2002, Immaculate Heart Academy, Part Time Honors
• Jared Richards of Colton, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, Dean’s List
• Sara Richards of Saint Regis Falls, Office Technology, 2007, Saint Regis Falls Central School, President’s List
• Adam Roach of Ogdensburg, Civil Engineering Technology, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Danielle Robbins of Massena, Criminal Justice, 2008, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Evan Roberts of Lowville, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Lowville Academy and Central School, Dean’s List
• Sean Robinson of Redwood, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2007, Hammond Central School, President’s List
• Michael Robinson of Lisbon, Finance, 1987, Lisbon Central School, Dean’s List
• Siraz Rocky of New York, Civil Engineering Technology, 2008, Science Skills Central High School, Dean’s List
• Whitney Rogers of Canton, Business Administration, 2005, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Part Time Honors
• Kaipo Rogers of Massena, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2000, Massena Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Brandon Rood of Canton, Individual Studies, 2008, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Paige Roome of Madrid, Nursing, 1985, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Danielle Rose of Potsdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2006, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Danielle Rosenberg of North Patchogue, Mortuary Science, 2007, Patchogue-Medford High School, Dean’s List
• Kelly Rougeux of Niagara Falls, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Niagara Catholic High School, Dean’s List
• Mark Roundpoint of Canton, Physical Therapist Assistant, 1980, Foreign High School, Dean’s List
• Sara Roundpoint of Hogansburg, Management, 2006, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Jamieka Rowe of Hermon, Nursing, 1994, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Dean’s List
• Lillian Roy of Norfolk, Finance, 2002, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Linda Runge of Syracuse, Dental Hygiene, 1972, Pearl River High School, Part Time Honors
• Katrina Rupracht of Pulaski, Veterinary Science Technology, 2005, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown High School, Part Time Honors
• Amanda Rushing of Sauquoit, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Notre Dame High School, President’s List
• Joseph Russell of Potsdam, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2005, Potsdam Central High School, President’s List
• Rebecca Ryan of Chittenango, Dental Hygiene, 2002, Chittenango Senior High School, Part Time Honors
• Corey Saber of Potsdam, Business Administration, 2005, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Jemila Saleh of Potsdam, Undeclared Major, 2008, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Darcy Santimaw of Canton, Health Care Management, 1992, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Isaiah Saunders of Canton, Undeclared Major, 2008, Home Schooled, Dean’s List
• Jack Sauve of Massena, Management, 1982, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Ashley Savino of Auburn, Criminal Investigation, 2007, Auburn High School, President’s List
• Jacob Schreiber of Elmira, Mortuary Science, 2007, Elmira Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Jessica Schwartz of Canton, Undeclared Major, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Valerie Scott of Norfolk, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1991, Ged, Dean’s List
• Jessie Scott of Dekalb Junction, Undeclared Major, 2008, Home Schooled, President’s List
• Erica Scott of Hermon, Accounting, 2005, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Bess Seidman of Ogdensburg, Finance, 2000, Emma Willard School, Part Time Honors
• Laura Seidman of Webster, Legal Studies, 1986, Oakdale Christian High School, Dean’s List
• Sara Sergott of Poland, Dental Hygiene, 1985, Poland Central School, Part Time Honors
• Nicholas Serio of Ogdensburg, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 1967, Unknown, President’s List
• Shannon Seymour of Ogdensburg, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Tara Shea of Colton, Health Care Management, 2001, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, Part Time Honors
• Tiffany Shelton of Middletown, Mortuary Science, 2003, High School Redirection, Part Time Honors
• Erica Shipley of Scotia, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Scotia-Glenville High School, Dean’s List
• Jason Shirtz of Renssalaer Falls, Engineering Science, 2000, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Part Time Honors
• Shawna Sias of Ogdensburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2002, Ogdensburg Free Academy, President’s List
• Heidi Siegenthaler of Holland Patent, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Holland Patent Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Mikela Silva of Niskayuna, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Niskayuna High School, Dean’s List
• Earl Simmons of Heuvelton, Criminal Justice, 1989, Heuvelton Central School, Part Time Honors
• Richard Simone of Marcy, Management, 2005, Charles W. Baker High School, Dean’s List
• Julisa Simpson of Brooklyn, Health Care Management, 2006, High School for Health Professions, Dean’s List
• Amma Siriboe of the Bronx, Individual Studies, 2007, Herbert H. Lehman High School, Dean’s List
• Alina Slabodkina,  of Canton, Undeclared Major, 2007, Midwood High School At Brooklyn College, Dean’s List
• Mindy Small of Ogdensburg, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Scott Smalling of Hannawa Falls, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2007, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Evan Smeby of Potsdam, Legal Studies, 2004, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Smith of Lisbon, Undeclared Major, 2008, Home Schooled, Dean’s List
• John Smith of Massena, Industrial Technology Management, 2004, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Luke Smith of Wassaic, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2006, Webutuck High School, Dean’s List
• Robert Snow of Parishville, Undeclared Major, 1998, Essex Junction Educational Center, President’s List
• Sherry Snow of Massena, Undeclared Major, 2004, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Nicole Snyder of Ogdensburg, Accounting, 2007, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Misty Sommer of Gillette, Law Enforcement Leadership, 2000, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• Katherine Spangler of Rome, Veterinary Science Technology, 2000, Rome Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Melinda Spearance of Canton, Early Childhood, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Kelsey Spilman of Hailesboro, Business Administration, 2007, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Jessica St. Hilaire of North Lawrence, Criminal Investigation, 2002, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Steven Stacy of Norwood, Management, 2001, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Thomas Stafford of Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2008, Franklin Academy High School, President’s List
• Edward Stanimer of Clayville, Individual Studies, 2008, Sauquoit Valley Central School, Dean’s List
• Joan Stark of Brasher Falls, Undeclared Major, 1976, St. Lawrence Central, Part Time Honors
• Quashawna Stephens of the Bronx, Management, 2008, Astor Collegiate Academy, Dean’s List
• Diana Stevenson of Clinton, Dental Hygiene, 1988, Mount Markham Central School, President’s List
• Aurora Storie of Gouverneur, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Ryan Strate of Canton, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Martha Streeter of Waddington, Criminal Investigation, 2004, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Benjamin Sultzer of Norwood, Accounting, 2006, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Karisa Susice of Winthrop, Nursing, 1996, Massena Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Mindy Taillon of Potsdam, Nursing, 2003, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Mark Talamo of Oswego, Management, 2005, Oswego High School, President’s List
• Ralph Terry of Star Lake, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 1986, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, President’s List
• Ronna Terry of Star Lake, Health Care Management, 1984, Minerva Central School, President’s List
• Rebecca Tetro of Oswego, Early Childhood, 2006, Oswego High School, Dean’s List
• Timothy Thayer of Dekalb Jct., Accounting, 2001, Richville Christian Academy, President’s List
• Nicole Thibault of Massena, Accounting, 2000, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Brianne Thibert of Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 2003, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Michael Thorpe of Ogdensburg, Undeclared Major, 2008, Ged, President’s List
• Thomas Titherington of Plattsburgh, Electrical Engineering Technology, 2008, Plattsburgh Senior High School, President’s List
• Kathleen Topps Hahn of Hadley, Veterinary Services Management, 1978, Corinth High School, Part Time Honors
• Shanna-Kay Townsend of Bronx, Health Care Management, 2006, Adlai E. Stevenson High School, President’s List
• Andrew Toyo of Canton, Liberal Arts – General Studies, Unknown, President’s List
• Natasha Trefry of Redwood, Office Technology, 2005, Alexandria Central School, President’s List
• Danny Tremblay,  of Constable, Engineering Science, 2008, Salmon River Central School, Dean’s List
• Brittany Tremblay of North Lawrence, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, St. Lawrence Central, Dean’s List
• Mark Trimm of Canton, Management, 2005, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, Part Time Honors
• Andrew Truesdell of Harrisville, Computer Information Systems, 1997, Edwards-Knox Central School, Part Time Honors
• Andrew Trumble of Fulton, Criminal Justice, 2007, John C. Birdlebough High School, Dean’s List
• Kristina Tucker of Ilion, Veterinary Science Technology, 2003, Ilion Jr-Sr High School, President’s List
• Tammy Tulip of Ogdensburg, Undeclared Major, 1993, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Kyle Tuper of Fort Covington, Individual Studies – Trades, 2006, Salmon River Central School, President’s List
• Nathan Turnbull of Hermon, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2006, Hermon-DeKalb Central School, President’s List
• Lynn Turner of Colton, Nursing, 1972, Geneva High School, Part Time Honors
• Jonathan Turner of Morristown, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 1997, Morristown Central School, Dean’s List
• Shiela Turner of Canton, Information Technology, 1993, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Seth Tyndall of Chaumont, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 2007, Lyme Central School, Dean’s List
• Kevin Vaill of Vernon, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Vvs Central Schools, President’s List
• Melissa Valcour of Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1996, Ogdensburg Free Academy, Dean’s List
• Antonio Valentin of Calcium, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Watertown High School, Dean’s List
• Eric Van Overbake of Fairport, Management, 2006, Penfield Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Heather Vanalstine of Chittenango, Veterinary Science Technology, 2004, East Syracuse-Minoa Centl High School, President’s List
• Clayton Vanbrocklin of Canton, Air Conditioning Engineering Technology, 1988, Edwards-Knox Central School, Dean’s List
• Arnold VanBrocklin of Watertown, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1985, Watertown High School, Part Time Honors
• Kelly Vance of Altona, Veterinary Services Management, 2005, Chateaugay Central School, President’s List
• Julie Vander Wiel of Malone, Legal Studies, 2006, Franklin Academy High School, President’s List
• Ian Vanier of Malone, Criminal Investigation, 2005, Franklin Academy High School, President’s List
• Yelena Verenich of Utica, Dental Hygiene, 2005, Thomas R. Proctor High School, Dean’s List
• Elodie VerHulst of Spencerport, Veterinary Science Technology, 2007, Nazareth Academy, President’s List
• Kayla Viau of Winthrop, Undeclared Major, 2008, St. Lawrence Central, Dean’s List
• Karissa Vice of Massena, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Bradley Waite of Norwood, Undeclared Major, 2001, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, President’s List
• Jennifer Walck of Watertown, Veterinary Science Technology, 2002, Carthage Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Shane Waldron of Canton, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1989, Batavia High School, Dean’s List
• David Walker of Fairport, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2003, Fairport High School, Part Time Honors
• Nichole Wallace of Canastota, Dental Hygiene, 2003, Canastota High School, President’s List
• Stacey Walsemann, Carthage, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1998, Carthage Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Bridget Webber of Massena, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2008, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Jamie Weber of Gouverneur, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 1987, Gouverneur High School, President’s List
• Brian Weber of Gouverneur, Business Administration, 1990, Unknown, Dean’s List
• Erin Weigand of Marcy, Dental Hygiene, 2003, Whitesboro High School, Part Time Honors
• Michael Weller of Brasher Falls, Business Administration, 2008, St. Lawrence Central, President’s List
• Mathew Wells of Madrid, Heating and Plumbing Service, 2007, Madrid-Waddington Central School, President’s List
• Alysia Wells of Massena, Veterinary Services Management, 2005, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Alexander Wells of Chesterville, Mechanical Engineering Technology, 2006, Mount Blue High School, President’s List
• Robin Westcott of Brockport, Veterinary Services Management, 1997, Ged, President’s List
• Deborah Whalen of Massena, Nursing, 1978, Unknown, Dean’s List
• Carol Wheeler of Lisbon, Health Care Management, 1983, Gouverneur High School, Part Time Honors
• Kayla Wheeler of Hogansburg, Physical Therapist Assistant, 2006, Massena Central High School, President’s List
• Douglas White of Colton, Undeclared Major, 1979, Colton-Pierrepont Central School, Part Time Honors
• Kay White of Norwood, Graphic and Multimedia Design, 2007, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Georganna Whitenack of Afton, Veterinary Science Technology, 2006, Afton Central School, Dean’s List
• Zachary Wieser of Victor, Computer Information Systems, 2005, Victor Central High School, Dean’s List
• Matthew Wikane of Stone Ridge, Criminal Investigation, 2006, Rondout Valley High School, Dean’s List
• Stephanie Wilkey of Canton, Veterinary Services Management, 2003, Lowville Academy and Central School, Dean’s List
• Kari Williams of Hastings, Veterinary Science Technology, 2008, Ged, President’s List
• Jeanice Williams of Gouverneur, Veterinary Services Management, 2004, Gouverneur High School, Dean’s List
• Kate Willibey of Cape Vincent, Nursing, 1994, Unknown, Part Time Honors
• David Wilson of Sackets Harbor, Telecommunications Technology: Verizon, 1992, Sackets Harbor Central School, Part Time Honors
• Tara Wood of Camden, Dental Hygiene, 1998, Camden Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Brandon Wood of Ogdensburg, Motorsports Performance and Repair, 2008, Heuvelton Central School, Dean’s List
• Amanda Wood of Norwood, Management, 2004, Norwood-Norfolk Central School, Dean’s List
• Andrew Wood of Ogdensburg, Criminal Justice, 1976, Oliver Ames High School, Dean’s List
• Dana Woods of Harrisville, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2008, Harrisville Central School, Dean’s List
• Steven Wozniak of Redwood, Management, 2002, Alexandria Central School, President’s List
• Nathan Wray of Parishville, Accounting, 2008, Parishville-Hopkinton Central School, President’s List
• Amy Wright of Ogdensburg, Nursing, 1996, Lisbon Central School, Dean’s List
• Jennifer Wright of Madrid, Nursing, 1992, Madrid-Waddington Central School, Dean’s List
• Ying Yang of Sichuan, Civil Engineering Technology, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Christopher Yates of Gloversville, Finance, 1996, Gloversville High School, Part Time Honors
• Anthony Young of Croghan, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Beaver River Central School, President’s List
• Myndie Young of Gouverneur, Accounting, Ged, Dean’s List
• Michaela Young of Harrisville, Business Administration, 1990, Harrisville Central School, Part Time Honors
• Marilyn Young of Massena, Management, 1974, Massena Central High School, Part Time Honors
• Danielle Young of Massena, Management, 2003, Massena Central High School, Dean’s List
• Shawn Youngman of Wolcott, Alternative and Renewable Energy Systems, 2004, North Rose-Wolcott High School, Dean’s List
• Greg Yurgartis of Potsdam, Individual Studies – Trades, 2001, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List
• Michael Zanfardino of Stillwater, Emergency Management, 1991, Memorial Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Bryan Zeller of Victor, Liberal Arts – General Studies, 2007, Hugh C. Williams Senior High School, Dean’s List
• Xiaoli Zhang of Hefei, Management, 2005, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Guanghui Zhang,  of Sichuan, Civil Engineering Technology, Foreign High School, Dean’s List
• Miao Zheng of Sichuan, Civil Engineering Technology, Foreign High School, President’s List
• Nicholas Zirn of Potsdam, Finance, 2000, Potsdam Central High School, Dean’s List

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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

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Northland Associates of Liverpool continues to make excellent progress towards the construction of SUNY Canton’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center, nicknamed “The Roos House.” Construction workers have begun pouring the foundation main portion of the complex, which will feature locker rooms and athletic staff offices. They will soon begin shaping the ice rink and field house for the 140,000 square foot building. Construction is scheduled to be completed by January 2011.

The project, coupled with the College’s other cross-campus renovations and projects, will dramatically change the overall atmosphere of the College, according to SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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

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Approximately 20 Bosnian students met their SUNY Canton professors in person for the first time when they started their on-campus classes on Monday, June 29.

“Our international program with the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina (AUBiH) has sent a group of students to our campus to participate in our international summer program,” said SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy. “This is the latest expansion of our international online partnership that allows students from several different countries to obtain SUNY Canton degrees in Finance and Information Technology.”

After a round of face-to-face introductions, the students got down to business in their classes with Assistant Professor Charles Fenner, PhD., the lead faculty member in the Finance program.

“The students started taking Human Resources Management and Business Ethics courses two weeks ago through video-delivered distance learning courses,” Fenner said. “The courses continue seamlessly now that they are here on campus.”

During their stay, the students will be immersed in special trips and activities including a July 4^th barbeque and visits to Niagara Falls and New York City.

In addition to the students from AUBiH, more than 80 area high school students are moving into the College’s Residences to get their first glimpse at college life. The Upward Bound program started their unique summer classes designed to introduce first-generation college students to higher education.

“Students augment their high school studies with traditional courses ranging from English and science to art and fitness,” said Upward Bound Director Daun A. Martin. “Some junior and senior-level students even have the chance to take college courses through SUNY Canton OnLine before they graduate.”

Both groups will be joined by a group of 45 students from Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia on Friday, July 3. Kennedy will be officially welcoming all of the international students at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 5, in Chaney Dining Center.

“We will also be hosting 19 Chinese Faculty members starting on July 17,” said Marela Fiacco, the College’s Coordinator of International Initiatives. “They will be learning about the College’s Early Childhood program and studying English as a second language.”

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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

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Alissa Jatsenti has a mind for numbers and an eye for photography.

The 2009 SUNY Canton graduate has won several awards for her academic excellence within the college’s Accounting program, and has begun picking up more recognitions for her keen creativity.

One of Jatsenti’s photographs was recently selected for the Best of SUNY Exhibit, which runs until September 25 at the SUNY Plaza in Albany. The State University of New York judges selected one of her colorful floral creations, which is representative of her ongoing series of macro, or close-up images.

“Some of my macro work combines abstract or an ‘out-in-the-space’ feel,” she said. “It is somewhat challenging to take these photographs, but the results are almost always amazing. Each flower is so different, and it is thrilling to see each one’s personality and defining characteristics.”

Jatsenti also won the St. Lawrence County Land Trust monthly image contest in March with her photo “Golden Fields” The St. Lawrence Land trust owns a group page on www.flickr.com that allows area photographers to contribute and display their images. Jatsenti became involved with the group and encouraged her peer photographers in the Graphic and Multi-Media Design courses to contribute their work.

According to Business and Liberal Arts Dean Linda A. Heilman, “Our students can opt to engage in cross-curricular studies between business and the arts, leading to a very well-rounded education.”

Jatsenti immigrated to the North Country after graduating from high school in her hometown of Tallinn, Estonia, and now resides in Canton. She was a student leader in the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society. She received the Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, a Clarkson Transfer scholarship, and an American Association of University Women scholarship this year.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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Corning, Inc. of Canton recently donated $1,000 to support the Associated Colleges of the St. Lawrence Valley Liberty Partnerships Program’s work-mentoring program. Liberty Partnerships provides services to students in 12 school districts helping high school students to graduate and enter college or the workforce. According to Agnes Grant, Director the Liberty Partnerships Program, work-mentoring helps students gain self-confidence and professional skills as they begin to consider future careers.  Liberty Partnerships is housed at SUNY Canton. Pictured is Grant receiving a check from Joseph Neubert, Corning Plant Manager.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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More students than ever are taking summer courses at SUNY Canton.

The highly successful SUNY Canton Summer Session semesters have reached an all-time high of nearly 1,000 total enrollments, which is a 38 percent increase over the 2008 Summer Session’s 690 enrollments.

“More students are recognizing the convenience and overall value of SUNY Canton,” said SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy. “This is especially true during the condensed online and in-class Summer Sessions, where students can catch up or get ahead.”

The 2009 semester also reflects more than 100 percent growth from the 2007 Summer Session, which had approximately 470 enrollments. Molly A. Mott, Dean of Academic Services and Retention cited the college’s continuing online expansion as a definitive factor in summer session growth.

“About 72 percent of our Summer Session students are taking classes online through SUNY Canton OL,” she said. “As long as they have access to a computer and the Internet, students can participate in their college courses without having to forfeit other summer plans and responsibilities.”

The same holds true for SUNY Canton’s highly qualified faculty members who host their online courses from home or other locations. The college also works with several international professors who are offering their courses from international locations including China and Panama. SUNY Canton’s three Summer Sessions each have approximately 40 online courses.

Course registration remains open for the second term of Summer Session until Monday, June 22 and the college will continue registering students for the third sessions up until the first day of classes. Course topics range from general education courses to offerings in many of SUNY Canton’s career-driven academic programs. For more information, or to register, visit www.canton.edu/courses/summer.html.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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Nearly 80 area graduating high school students began college early at SUNY Canton. Some students earned the equivalent to an entire semester of college before finishing high school.

College officials celebrated those students’ commitment to their education at a recent recognition ceremony. The college presented each of the students with a ceremonial SUNY Canton honor cord to be worn during their high school commencement ceremonies.

“We want to honor everyone who will be graduating from high school this year with SUNY Canton college credits,” said SUNY Canton President Joseph L. Kennedy at the ceremony. “These students have what it takes to be successful in the next steps of their education.”

The students, who accumulated between 3 and 18 college credits through the college’s distance learning partnership with St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES, may be able to graduate early from their respective college programs or take a reduced course load to ease into the adjustment of college life. Approximately 25 of the students have already been accepted at SUNY Canton for the Fall 2009 semester.

“Your initiative speaks wonders to what you are going to achieve,” said SUNY Canton Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs William R. Trumble. “You are exactly the students that we want at SUNY Canton.”

The College has two academic classrooms dedicated for distance learning. Faculty members utilize the technology to instruct college-level students at partner locations including the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Lomonosov Moscow State University, among other partner universities. The videoconference style courses supplement the College’s online initiatives through SUNY Canton OnLine.

High school students who are interested in taking college courses through SUNY Canton should make the necessary arrangements with their high school guidance counselors.

Among those high school seniors with college credits earned from SUNY Canton are:

Clifton-Fine Central High School

· Justin Jones

· Sarah Lackemann

· Jacquelyn Pomerville

· Jordyn Sullivan

· Ryan Tanner

Gouverneur Junior-Senior High School

· Tyler Boscoe

· Blake Burr

· Trevor Carr

· Jockquelynne Come

· Nicolas Cotton-Baez

· Tyler Davis

· Sean Dewhirst

· Rebecca Don

· Natasha Embry

· Jasmine Frasher

· Meggan Geer

· Derek Gordon

· Emily Jackson

· Dustin Lallier

· Miranda Lashbrooks

· Jeanne LaVack

· Drew Leonard

· Chelsea Myers

· Brandon Raymo

· Benjamin Schermerhorn

· Joseph Schuessler

· Jillian Sergel

· Michelle Smith

· Nicholas Sterling

· Tricia Storie

· Danielle Waugh

· J. Talan Weekes

· Rinnan Whitford

· Sabrina Whitford

Hammond Central School

· Whitney Atkins

· Cassandra Cunningham

· Aubrie Dunn

· Maxine Hill

· Brooke Hollister

· Katlyn Hunt

· Jackie Knight

· Jessica Measheaw

· Nicole Richard

Hermon-DeKalb Central School

· Tyler Amo

· Marissa Bacon

· Kory Besaw

· Kaitlin Corscadden

· Nicole Fountain

· Courtney Holt

· Natasha Sayer

· Amanda Southwell

· Caitlin Spadaccini

· Michele Watkins

· Samantha Wentzel

Heuvelton Central School

· Thomas Blackburn

· Jacob Cougler

· Casey Donnelly

· Heather Johnson

· Sean Kelly

· Katherine Lashua

· Janeel Spiva

· Alexa Stowe

Lisbon Central School

· Rachael Bowdish

· Janna Crosby

· Rodney Cross

· Mara Dawson

· Alyson Felt

· Brittany Hill

· Tessa Kelley

· David Lalonde

· Shawna LaTulip

· Natalie Putney

Norwood-Norfolk Junior-Senior High School

· Raychel Dulin

· Lauren Lashomb

· Holly Planty

· TJ Sawyer

St. Lawrence Central

· Shelby McGraw

· Stephanie Toomey

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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The SUNY Canton Dental Hygiene program has been selected as a recipient of the American Dental Hygienists Association’s prestigious Student Member Community Service Award for the second year in a row.

Students in the program were recognized for continuing a community outreach initiative that teaches youth the importance of proper oral health. This year, the future dental hygienists worked with almost 100 children from three Mohawk Valley Community Action Agency Headstart facilities in the greater Rome, N.Y. area.

“Only three colleges in the United States win this prestigious award each year,” said Pamela P. Quinn, Associate Professor and Curriculum Coordinator for the Associate Program. “We’ve now won it twice, which further demonstrates the quality of our commitment to the communities we serve.”

Each child who participated in the project received an electric toothbrush, provided by a Health Preventive Dentistry grant. The SUNY Canton students demonstrated how to use the brushes to reinforce good home care habits. Some of the children also received a free examination.

“The project is very successful on a variety of levels,” Quinn said. “The children and young adults learn about the importance of healthy teeth and good daily habits. They also become more comfortable interacting with oral health care professionals. Our students, in turn, develop a deeper understanding of the dental needs of at-risk populations.”

To conclude the project, the Dental Hygiene students hosted a health fair for the parents at three Headstart facilities, to help further encourage healthy oral habits.

Dental Hygiene is a rewarding and flexible career. It is a progressive profession that allows those who are balancing a family and a career the luxury of choosing either part-time or full-time employment. The average annual salary for a full-time hygienist nationwide is $56,700.

SUNY Canton partners with Mohawk Valley Community College to offer this high-need associate degree program, located at the Veteran’s Administration Outpatient Facility in the Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome. The College also offers a bachelor’s degree in dental hygiene through SUNY Canton OnLine. The program is designed for working professionals and graduates who wish to further accelerate their careers.

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 100 courses online each semester. The College’s athletic teams belong to the NAIA’s Sunrise Conference, enabling students to compete in their respective sports for four years. Construction is now underway for the College’s new Convocation, Athletic, and Recreation Center.

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