JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — The SUNY Jamestown Community College community recently welcomed international students to the Jamestown Campus with an outdoor reception at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute.
The event was hosted by the college’s Global Learning department and gave SUNY JCC faculty and staff an opportunity to network with students and share information about the college and community.
Jamestown will host a free exhibit at City Hall in November that tells the story of Jamestown during World War II. Opportunities are available for students to help curate and set up exhibits, interact with guests, and educate community members on what life was like in Jamestown during WWII. This is a great opportunity for students interested in curation, history, or tourism and hospitality. Stop by their information table to learn more!
Jessica Kubiak never gave much thought to a future working in higher education administration. Even so, SUNY Jamestown Community College’s vice president of Academic Affairs understands how the path led her here.
Kubiak remembers being in her late 20s, returning to college after having two children and serving as a student representative for the educational policies committee at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
Recruiters will be on campus to discuss opportunities with the Pennsylvania Sate Police. Stop by their table to learn more!
JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — Mark Sasse’s mind began churning with ideas when he encountered the artwork “Decadal” at a Weeks Gallery exhibition last fall at SUNY Jamestown Community College.
Visit the Campus Store and chat with Nick Smith, author and Communications instructor at SUNY JCC. In addition to his newest book, "Cloudwalking," Smith has published works such as "Cat City," "American Spirit," "The Secret Life of Teddy Bears," and "Milk Treading;" which was featured on NPR's "All Things Considered," translated into Italian, and adapted into an Edinburgh Fringe Festival play.
Smith will hold a drawing to give away a copy of his book "American Spirit," during the event.
Nutrition Educator Mary Ryder from Cornell Cooperative Extension of Chautauqua County will demo a healthy recipe using fresh New York State apples while members of the newly-elected student senate follow along!
Recruiters will be on campus to discuss part-time, full-time, and reserve options with the U.S. Air National Guard. Stop by their table to learn more!
Recruiters from Bertrand Chaffee Hospital, Jennie B. Richmond Nursing Home, and Bertrand Chaffee Primary Care will be on campus to discuss career pathways related to nursing, health information technology, healthcare studies, addictions counseling, human services, occupational therapy assistant, and more.
Recruiters from Bertrand Chaffee Hospital, Jennie B. Richmond Nursing Home, and Bertrand Chaffee Primary Care will be on campus to discuss career pathways related to nursing, health information technology, healthcare studies, addictions counseling, human services, occupational therapy assistant, and more.