SUNY Jamestown Community College recently honored 65 high school students from throughout southwestern New York as the 2023-2024 students of the year in the College Connections program.
In selecting the students of the year, schools were asked to consider College Connections participants who had embraced the challenges of completing college level work and demonstrated resourcefulness, integrity, and dedication.
The Accreditation Commission of the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships has reaffirmed accreditation to the College Connections program at SUNY Jamestown Community College.
The following SUNY Jamestown Community College students were placed on the Part-time Dean’s List for academic excellence during the spring 2024 semester. To be eligible for the Part-time Dean’s List, a student must achieve a minimum GPA of 3.50 or better in 6-11 degree hours.
Alden: Alexander Hamilton
Alfred: Tyler Williams
Allegany: Dylan Palmer, Hermione Riggs, Matthew Rohrabacher, Rachel Waddell
Alma: Brianna Teribury
The following students from SUNY Jamestown Community College were placed on the Dean’s List for academic excellence during the spring 2024 semester. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student must achieve a minimum GPA of 3.50 during the semester while enrolled in at least 12 degree credits.
Allegany: Derek Crimmins, Emily Ensell, Madison French, Zachary Hemphill, Hayden Kolb, Lindsey Kolb, Lauren Ralston, Kelsey Shea, Alec Silluzio, Andee Smith, Alyssa Studley, Bryant Talbot, Sydney Ulasewicz
Almond: Hannah Rech
Five recent graduates of SUNY Jamestown Community College completed all requirements to earn the college’s Honors Program citation.
SUNY Jamestown Community College Workforce Development held graduation ceremonies for 28 students who successfully completed the Industrial Maintenance Technician, Machining/CNC Operator, or Welding Fundamentals Advanced Manufacturing programs.
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Area high school students competed in SUNY Jamestown Community College’s 12th annual College Connections student speech contest in April at the Scharmann Theatre on the Jamestown Campus.
According to SUNY Jamestown Community College’s commencement speaker, Scott Kindberg, you can always find a way to make a positive difference in the world, but before you head out the door, be sure your socks match.
Austyn Brumbaugh turned to computers and gaming early in his life because his unruly hands made activities like sports, art, and simple tasks like playing with Legos a challenge.
“Basically my hands mimic each other subconsciously,” he said, holding them out to prove it. “I’ve always been terrible at fine motor skills.”
The following Jamestown Community College students received academic awards from the Jamestown Community College Cattaraugus County Campus in May:
Alden: Alexander Hamilton (Cybersecurity Award)
Allegany: Kimberly Kwiatkowski (Addictions Counseling Award), Ashley Miller (Human Services Award)
Cuba: Alyson Brickey (Teacher Education Award)
Ellicottville: Hollie Chamberlain (Jesse P. Zeiders Persistence Award)