Area high school students were named to SUNY Jamestown Community College’s part-time student dean’s list during the 2025-26 academic year. To be eligible, students must have achieved a minimum 3.50 grade point average or better while enrolled in six-to-11-degree credits.
Area high school students were named to SUNY Jamestown Community College’s full-time student dean’s list during the 2025-26 academic year. To be eligible, students must have achieved a minimum 3.50 grade point average or better while enrolled in 12 or more credits.
Allegany-Limestone Central School: Carley Barrey, Isaac Brauer, Julia DeRose, Madison Honeck, Molly John, Catherine Karl, Madelyn Price-Costa
Through the end of October, JCC and JCPenney are partnering to offer a 30% discount on professional attire to all JCC students, alumni, faculty, and staff!
The discount applies to select career and professional clothing, including tops, bottoms, dresses, fashion jewelry, scarves, ties, dress shoes & socks, and scrubs (online only). A list of qualifying merchandise is available through Career Services.
Through the end of October, JCC and JCPenney are partnering to offer a 30% discount on professional attire to all JCC students, alumni, faculty, and staff!
The discount applies to select career and professional clothing, including tops, bottoms, dresses, fashion jewelry, scarves, ties, dress shoes & socks, and scrubs (online only). A list of qualifying merchandise is available through Career Services.
SUNY Jamestown Community College Vice President of Student Experience Ron Shidemantle and Vice President of Academic Affairs Jessica Kubiak have announced the 349 graduates who earned degrees or certificates from the Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses in May 2026.
Students who earned highest honors achieved a 4.0 grade point average. High honors recognizes students with GPAs of 3.5 to 3.99, while honors recognizes those with GPAs of 3.25 to 3.49.
When Gary Bays decided to return to college after 10 years away from the classroom, he faced a challenge familiar to many adult learners: how to pay for it.
With help from SUNY Reconnect, Bays earned a Nursing degree with high honors from SUNY Jamestown Community College in May and saved about $10,000 during his final academic year.
ELLICOTTVILLE, N.Y. — The 34th annual JCC Golf Classic raised more than $15,000 to support student scholarships and opportunities at SUNY Jamestown Community College.
Held June 17 at Holiday Valley's Double Black Diamond course and presented by Community Bank, N.A., the tournament benefits JCC's alumni associations and helps provide scholarships and other opportunities for students on the college's Jamestown and Cattaraugus County campuses.
SUNY Jamestown Community College recently honored 66 high school students from throughout southwestern New York as the 2025-2026 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.
Since the program began in Spring 2024, five students who have earned microcredentials through SUNY Jamestown Community College's Direct Support Professional Program have gone on to earn associate’s degrees, demonstrating how short-term credentials can serve as a pathway to higher education and career advancement.
Samantha Wheeler and Heather Wildfire have earned an A.S. Individual Studies degrees; Herimone Riggs and Susanne Stone have graduated with A. S.Human Services degrees; and Samantha Simon was awarded an A.S. Business Administration degree.
Christine Beichner-Miller of Southwestern High School has been named SUNY Jamestown Community College's 2025-26 College Connections Teacher of the Year.
The College Connections program recognizes one instructor each year who best exemplifies its core standards. Beichner-Miller was selected from more than 200 teachers representing 38 partner high schools and BOCES centers.