Brendan Witherspoon’s schedule is pretty full these days. He works the night shift as a maintenance technician at Rosina Food Products in West Seneca, dabbles part-time for a plumbing and HVAC company in Cheektowaga, and volunteers as a first responder.
Oh, he also regularly makes the 2 1/2-hour round trip from his home in Derby to the SUNY Jamestown Community College Jamestown Campus for classes.
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — SUNY Jamestown Community College introduced newly-elected Student Senators for the Jamestown Campus and Dunkirk North County Center during a “cookalong” with Mary Ryder, SNAP-ED nutritionist from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County, and Daniel DeMarte, president of SUNY JCC.
The college purchased apples from Miller’s Apples in Dunkirk for events at the North County Center and Jamestown Campus. Students were given apples during the presentations and encouraged to take enough with them to make the recipe at home.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
Written by Mark Sasse, JCC's Arts programming administrator, with music by South Koren composer Shin Beak, this is a holiday show like no other. Tales of Wonder brings the holiday season to life in a magical, poignant, and nostalgic way. Comedic takes and dramatic moments. Historical pieces and contemporary dilemmas. This is a unique theatrical show, which combines the best of show from three years of sold-out performances at the Penang Performing Arts Centre in Malaysia from 2015-2017. Now it is being presented for the first time in the USA by the JCC Uncommoners at Scharmann Theatre.
More than 20 colleges and universities are invited to participate in this event. The Chautauqua County Sheriff's Academy will also be available. Ask questions and learn more about your pathway options after graduation.
Take advantage of this on-campus opportunity to visit with SUNY Fredonia transfer counselor Dave Steiner to learn about continuing your education after graduation.