Annual Report 2009-2010

ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010

S C H E N E C T A D Y

C O U N T Y

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Operating Under the Auspices of the State University of New York Nancy L. Zimpher, Chancellor

Supported by the State of New York

Denise Murphy McGraw, Chairwoman Ann Fleming Brown, Vice Chairwoman

David A. Paterson, Governor Hugh T. Farley, Senator, 44th Senate District James Tedisco, Assemblyman, 103rd Assembly District George Amedore Jr., Assemblyman, 105th Assembly District

Sponsored by the County of Schenectady Schenectady County Legislature

Michael W. Karl, Treasurer

Renee Bradley, Secretary

Susan E. Savage, Chair Judith Dagostino, Vice Chair Vincent M. DiCerbo, Deputy Chair Gary E. Hughes, Majority Leader Robert T. Farley, Minority Leader James Buhrmaster Philip Fields Martin Finn

Dr. Brian Gordon Anthony Jasenski Sr. Karen B. Johnson Jeffrey M. McDonald Michael Petta Angelo Santabarbara Holly Vellano

College Administration

Sharon Daley

Raymond R. Gillen

Gary E. Hughes

Christine Mallozzi

Tina Chericoni Versaci

Ann Sconiers, Student Trustee

Quintin B. Bullock, President Penny A. Haynes, Vice President of Academic Affairs Martha J. Asselin, Vice President of Student Affairs William F. Anderson, Vice President of Administration Denise Brucker, Acting Dean of Workforce Development Darren Johnson, Assistant Dean of Institutional Planning, Accountability and Advancement Michael P. D’Annibale, Assistant Dean for Administrative Services Leonard Gaines, Assistant Dean for Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness Angela M. Prestigiacomo, Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Carmel Patrick, Executive Director of Development Vladia C. Boniewski, Director of Annual Giving, Scholarships and Alumni Affairs Lynne O. King, Director of Library Services Nicolas G. Ltaif, Director of Academic Computing Brian F. McGarvey, Director of Financial Aid David G. Sampson, Director of Admissions Alan Yauney, Director of Campus Maintenance Laurie Hempstead, Registrar Dan Nicolaescu, Chief Information Officer Arthur Paolelli, Manager of Administrative Computing Paula Ohlhous, Assistant to the President/Board of Trustees

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President’s Message To the Friends of Schenectady County Community College: As I enter my second year as President of Schenectady County Community College, it is my esteemed pleasure to continue serving a growing, diverse and dedicated student body with such a caring and capable faculty and staff. We continue to make great strides in continuing our mission of excellence and accessibility, and the results have been extraordinary.

Increasingly, SCCC is becoming a first-choice college for those who have just graduated from high school as well as older students returning to college to develop their skills, expand their knowledge and increase their marketability to employers and four-year transfer schools.

Great things are happening at Schenectady County Community College. We are excited to announce:

• We revised our Mission statement and developed a Vision Statement for the institution.

• We developed a comprehensive five-year Strategic Plan, Gateway to Excellence, to guide our actions and planning for the future.

• Our enrollment management plan successfully targeted areas of growth – our student body has grown by over 8 percent for the Fall 2010 semester compared to just a year before. Compared to 10 years ago, we have approximately 2000 more students. Students and parents are realizing the value and exceptional academic opportunity offered at SCCC.

• Exciting new majors in Air Traffic Control, Alternative Energy Technology and Criminal Justice started this fall. A certificate in Storage Battery Technology is also being offered. SCCC is adapting to changing needs in the workforce.

• A revised curriculum now allows us to offer a cutting-edge Computer Networking and Cyber Security A.A.S. degree, as well.

• Our partnership with SUNY Delhi continues to grow as we continue to offer a seamless transition for our graduates to go on to earn four-year degrees here on campus.

• A $50,000 grant from GE has played an important role in our new technology programs.

• The Schenectady County Community College Foundation continues to develop innovative strategies to increase its base of support. We are building new corporate partnerships, expanding our role in grants development, and introducing more friends to SCCC to gain their support of our excellent programs and services. The resources that the Foundation raises allow us to support students in achieving their academic and career goals and provide professional development opportunities for faculty and staff.

• We earned an $11.2 million grant – the largest in the state and in the College’s history – as part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Affordable Care Act. This is an incredible achievement for SCCC. Not only will we be able to provide job training in health care to Temporary Assistance to Needy Families recipients and low-income students, but through this funding the College is embracing a new program to meet an emerging workforce need in the health care industry, as well as to stimulate economic development in the Capital Region.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about all that’s happening at SCCC. As you read through this year’s Annual Report, you will see how busy and productive the 2009-10 academic year was. We look forward to your continued support of our events, programs and mission.

Quintin B. Bullock President

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College celebrates 40th anniversary Dr. Yiping Wu directs the SCCC Chorus as the crowd listens in the Taylor Auditorium during the 40th Anniversary Open House.

Rachel Horne, Humanities and Social Sciences major, stands with Dr. Quintin Bullock, President, after she accepted top honors in the SGA Pumpkin Decorating contest in October 2009. Rachel’s drawing linked the College’s 40th anniversary with her father Jim Horne who attended SCCC in September 1969 when the College first opened.

President Bullock accepts a congratulatory resolution from Susan Savage, Chair of the Schenectady County Legislature, in October 2009.

In honor of the 40th Anniversary of the College, Begley Library created two displays, The Way We Were: Looking Back at the Early Days of the College and Historical and Cultural Events: 1969-1970.

Pictured is Nancy Heller, Emeritus, Special Collections, Begley Library, who organized the displays.

Culinary Arts majors William Doepel and Sam Reichler sell SCCC Culinary Arts T-shirts and window decals as part of the College’s 40th Anniversary Community Open House in November 2009.

During the Open House, hundreds of prospective students, their families and community members took tours, watched demonstrations from faculty in the Nanoscale Materials Technology program and the Sheriff’s Department K-9 unit, and sat in on American Sign Language, music and college composition classes.

The Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department also presented A Culinary Tribute to the 40th Anniversary in March 2010, which featured menu items similar to those served at the historic Van Curler Hotel.

Denise Brucker, Schenectady City Council Member and Acting Dean of Workforce Development, with Dr. Bullock after the City of Schenectady presented a special congratulatory resolution to the College.

Members of the Student Activities Board (SAB), along with Advisor Jason Benitez, Coordinator of Multicultural/ EOP, present a plaque and time capsule for the College’s 40th anniversary to President Bullock in May 2010. Front row: Angel Castro, Mathematics and Science major, shaking hands with Dr. Bullock. Second row(l. to r.) Nancy VanBrocklen, Human Services major; Theresa Taylor, Chemical Dependency Counseling major; Renee Bartholomew, Human Services major; Jason Benitez; David Adikes, Business Administration major; Kristine Moore ‘08, SAB Co-Advisor, and Francis Suarez, Music major.

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President unveils Strategic Plan Dr. Quintin Bullock, President of SCCC, unveiled the College’s new Strategic Plan in August 2010. The new student-centered plan, effective September 1, 2010, with the theme Gateway to Excellence, provides a framework for the College to move ahead with a clear set of objectives in support of the SCCC Mission and Vision statements.

In December 2009, regional business and economic development leaders were invited to participate in a Strategic Planning Summit at the College. They shared their insight, providing crucial information in the areas of curriculum and workforce development.

The College’s Strategic Planning Council then identified 17 core values and 41 key objectives, addressing four major College goals: (1) strengthen excellence in teaching and learning, (2) enrich the student experience, (3) enhance the campus physical environment, and (4) respond positively and responsibly to fiscal challenges. These goals support the College’s interests including fostering effective and efficient communication, strengthening the use of technology, attracting students to SCCC and developing the campus to serve as an anchor in Schenectady County and the Capital Region. A draft Strategic Plan was reviewed with the College community during eight comprehensive focus group sessions in Spring 2010, and session feedback was incorporated into the Plan. The Strategic Plan was then approved by Dr. Bullock and endorsed by the SCCC Board of Trustees.

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Community gathers for Inauguration of new President On Friday, April 30, 2010, at Proctors, SCCC held an Inauguration ceremony for Dr. Quintin Bullock, the sixth President of the College. This exciting event was attended by delegates from 1

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SUNY colleges and private institutions, faculty, staff, students, dignitaries, elected officials, community members and friends and colleagues of Dr. Bullock’s from across the country.

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1) Schenectady County Legislative Chair Susan E. Savage, Congressman Paul D. Tonko and Schenectady Mayor Brian U. Stratton congratulate Dr. Bullock.

2) Music major Ava Wing, soprano, performs during the ceremony, accompanied by adjunct faculty member Mark Evans, piano.

3) Malinda Myers shares remarks after the College awarded her an honorary degree as part of the ceremony. In the mid-1960s, Mrs. Myers was the Chair of the Community College Study Committee that advocated for the development of a community college in Schenectady County.

4) Denise Murphy McGraw, Chair of the Board of Trustees, and Dr. Dennis Golladay, Vice Chancellor for Community Colleges for the State University of New York, pause after performing the investiture and presentation of the insignia of office to President Bullock.

5) Culinary Arts students serve gourmet cuisine during a reception in the Van Curler Room following the ceremony.

6) Dr. Bullock chats with Sunita Fletcher, Human Services major, and her son Matthew Narain, a student at Draper Middle School, during the reception in the Lally Mohawk Room.

Record enrollment for Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 The College had record enrollment for both Fall 2009 and Spring 2010.

Fall 2009 enrollment was up 3.2 percent compared to Fall 2008.

There were 5,225 full-time and part-time students for Fall 2009.

Spring 2010 enrollment was up 14 percent compared to Spring 2009 with 4,602 full-time and part-time students.

The College’s most popular programs (below) showed significant increased enrollment: • Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Sciences (A.A. degree) • Culinary Arts (A.O.S. degree) • Health Studies Certificate • Business Administration (A.S. degree) • Criminal Justice (A.A.S. degree) • Enrollment in the Nanoscale Materials Technology A.A.S. degree program more than doubled for Fall 2009 with 29 students enrolled, compared to 12 students enrolled in Fall 2008, a 125 percent increase.

Becky Rivera, LEAP participant

SUNY Delhi Bachelor ’s degrees at SCCC

Royals have new home in Schenectady

Enrollment in the SUNY Delhi Bachelor’s degree programs at SCCC is now more than 160 students. SUNY Delhi continues to offer B.B.A. degrees in Business and Technology Management, Hospitality Management and Tourism Management. In Spring 2010 SUNY Delhi added Paula Reardon as the full-time Business Faculty and Advisor. SUNY Delhi and SCCC have also created the LEAP scholarship/ fellowship program, allowing an SCCC hospitality graduate to apply for scholarship money and in return gain valuable leadership experience as a teaching assistant in an SCCC restaurant or baking course.

The Men’s Baseball Team, led by Head Coach Tim Andi in his 19th year with the Royals, began playing their home games at Central Park in Fall 2009. The College also entered into an agreement with the new Schenectady YMCA, at the site of the Center City complex in downtown Schenectady, for the Men’s and Women’s Basketball Teams to practice and play in the new NCAA regulation-sized gym.

Baking for a cause 1 1) For the 10th consecutive year, students from the Academy of the Holy Names and SCCC faculty and students baked pies for Northeast Parent and Child Society during the holiday season. The group prepared 238 apple and pumpkin pies for the Northeast Parent and Child Society Children’s home, the YWCA shelter and other shelters in Schenectady and Albany Counties. The annual pie-making session is organized by Robert Payne, Senior Technical Specialist. (l. to r.) Alisa Harris, SCCC Culinary Arts major, Aliya Lockridge, Claire Dougherty, Suzie Fernandez and Baleigh Payne, Academy of the Holy Names students, Robert Payne (Baleigh’s father), Audrey Brown, SCCC Culinary Arts major, and Madeleine Cardona, Academy of the Holy Names student.

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2) A team of SCCC faculty and students join in a 2 a.m. bread baking session in October 2009 preparing all the bread for a benefit for the Albany Symphony. Four varieties, totaling 100 loaves of bread, were proofed, punched, baked and transported to Albany Country Club for the fundraiser. (l. to r.) Evelyn Prodafikas, Professor/Chair David Brough, Suhani Modasra, Senior Technical Specialist Robert Payne, Kristen Haugh, Andrew Falkenstein and Associate Professor Kimberly Williams Not pictured: Associate Professor Susan Hatalsky, Professor Paul Krebs, Technical Specialist Tom Alicandro, Greg Kerns, Joan Dembinski, Mark Hoag and Alisa Harris.

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Capital Region Wind Ensemble

Gary Giddins

Fred Gardaphe

Dr. Elizabeth Anker

Special events Author Gary Giddins entertained audience members with samples of influential music from throughout the past 100 years and shared excerpts from his latest book, Jazz, in October 2010.

Fred Gardaphe, Distinguished Professor of English and Italian Studies at Queens College/CUNY, explored one of the most widespread stereotypes about Italian-American men: that of lovers of good food and sex, during his discussion in

April 2010. His presentation, Leaving Little Italy, was part of the Speakers in the Humanities Series organized by the Humanities and Social Sciences Department, in collaboration with the Schenectady County Historical Society.

Vince DiMartino Musicians of Ma’alwyck

Dr. Elizabeth Anker, Assistant Professor of American Studies at George Washington University, discussed The Venomous Eye: Politics After 9/11, in April 2010 as part of the Speakers in the Humanities Series.

Music is in the air The Capital Region Wind Ensemble thrilled a large crowd during its special 40th Anniversary Concert in October 2009. The performance featured the world premiere of composer Ralph Hays’ Lux Laureate, commissioned for the College’s 40th anniversary.

As part of the SCCC Chamber Series Concert, the Adirondack Saxophone Quartet performed with the Wery/ Evans Duo in March 2010.

The Empire Jazz Orchestra Jazz Masters Performance in April 2010 featured Vince DiMartino, one of America’s most sought-after trumpet performers and educators, and well-known jazz artist.

DiMartino has been the lead and solo trumpet in the Lionel Hampton Band, the Chuck Mangione Band, the Clark Terry Band and the Eastman Arrangers Holiday Orchestra.

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The Musicians of Ma’alwyck, with guest artist Michael Cirigliano, clarinet, hosted a special evening of music during their performance From the Pleasure Gardens to the Music Salons, along with dinner and a wine tasting in coordination with the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department in April 2010.

The College’s top music students performed during a special 2010 Honors Recital in April 2010.

Performing were Philip Allen, baritone, Ava Wing, soprano, William Sutton, euphonium, Scott Bender, tenor, and Samuel Detweiler, alto saxophone.

Samuel Detweiler, alto saxophone

(l. to r.) Philip Allen, baritone, Ava Wing, soprano, William Sutton, euphonium, Scott Bender, tenor

Paralegal degree program earns reaffirmation

Kindl Building will house workforce development

(front row, l. to r.) Club President Brok-Aaron Frederick, Co-Captain Emily DeSalvatore, Associate Professor/Team Advisor Barbara Jones, Reid Murphy (top) Tyler Putman, Richard Celentano, Gregory Ives, Gregory Clifford, Kevin Zabinski. Not pictured: Co-Captain Keith Hobson Sheehan Gottehrer-Graf, Keith Burgess.

SCCC hosts Region Seven National Intercollegiate Flying Association SAFECON competition For the third time, SCCC hosted the Region Seven National Intercollegiate Flying Association SAFECON flight competition at the Schenectady County Airport. The October 2009 competition included four flight categories: navigation, short-field landing, power off, and message drop. Judges included members of the Federal Aviation Administration, flight professors, pilots and community volunteers. The SCCC Flight Team competed against teams from Bridgewater State College, Mercer County Community College, Dowling College, Daniel Webster College and Delaware State University.

In October 2009, Catherine Kindl donated a building located at 201 State St. to Schenectady County for use by SCCC. The College will use the Kindl Building for workforce development.

Mrs. Kindl’s husband, the late Fred Kindl, bought the 12,000 square-foot building in 1982 and his engineering firm Encotech, Inc., occupied the second floor. The building is located only a few blocks from SCCC and ties in with the College’s goal of expanding its campus further into downtown Schenectady.

CAP contributes to public education, professional community In November 2009, the SCCC Community Archaeology Program (CAP) hosted and presented a program on local archaeological research by students and faculty to the Van Epps Hartley Chapter of the New York State Archaeological Association.

The program featured the excavation in the backyard of the Robert Yates House property (109 Union St.) and a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey being conducted at three Stockade sites: the Robert Yates House, 32 Front St., and a section along the front of the First Reformed Church on Union Street.

The survey was made possible by a matching NYS Quadracentennial Grant awarded to Schenectady for CAP.

The Paralegal A.A.S. degree program, the only one in the Capital District approved by the American Bar Association (ABA), received reaffirmation through successful submission of its interim report. The ABA is the major accrediting organization for law schools and for paralegal programs throughout the United States. The SCCC Paralegal A.A.S. degree program first obtained ABA approval in 1997.

Workforce Development update The Office of Workforce Development was the recipient of several grants for 2009-2010 for the following programs:

Bridge Program The Bridge program works with local service agencies to offer a seamless delivery system of programs and services that responds to both local TANF employment and training needs, as well as community workforce and economic development needs.

RealJOBS NY This program helps individuals facing mental health concerns find employment by offering résumé preparation, job search assistance, interview preparation, educational support, and oneon-one vocational counseling.

Youth Build Through a partnership with Northeast Parent and Child Society, Workforce Development offers GED and employment transition programs to the students of Youth Build, a construction training program. Workforce Development was able to obtain funding to train over 15 students to become certified EMTs, with 10 hired by a local ambulance company.

Also, Workforce Development, through SUNY, received several grants to assist local businesses to train and retain their new and incumbent employees.

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Slow Food Club

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New clubs connect students, community Darnell McCottry, Paralegal and Criminal Justice major, is an advocate with the Father Time program, which consists of a support group and other services for fathers trying to reconnect with their kids and improve their parenting skills. Organizers started a component of the program on campus.

(Above) Slow Food Club President Gregory Kern, Culinary Arts major (center), prepares samples at Schenectady Greenmarket in April 2010, with Alisa Harris and Paul Strasser. They were joined by Professor Rocco Verrigni, Advisor to the club. “The mission of the club is to share information about good, clean, fair food that’s sustainable,” Kern said.

College remembers longtime Trustee The College lost a valued, dedicated and beloved friend when Dr. Alexander LaRocco, a Trustee at SCCC for over a decade, passed away on Dec. 16, 2009.

Dr. LaRocco was appointed to the Board of Trustees in November 1996 by the Schenectady County Legislature to serve an unexpired term. He was reappointed to the Board in July 2001.

He served as Treasurer of the Board since 2001. He also served as Chair and Vice Chair of the Finance and Facilities Committee, a board delegate to the New York Community College Trustees (NYCCT), and as a member of the College’s Athletic Advisory

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Committee, Fire Protection Technology Advisory Committee and the SUNY Career and Counseling Center Advisory Committee.

In January 2006, the NYCCT presented him with the Marvin A. Rapp Award for Distinguished Trustee Service, which recognizes dedicated and effective service by a SUNY community college trustee. Dr. LaRocco also served on the SCCC Foundation Board since 1998.

He was Treasurer from 1999 to 2008, and he played a vital role in monitoring the Foundation’s investments.

Dr. LaRocco was a Guidance Counselor at the former Linton High School in Schenectady from 1959 to 1992. A scholarship in his name has been established by the SCCC Foundation, Inc. For more information, please contact Vladia Boniewski, Director of Annual Giving, Scholarships and Alumni Affairs, at boniewvc@sunysccc.edu.

(l. to r.) Stacey Moore, Lindsey Griesemer, Patrick Nicklaw, Mark Majewski, Neena Monroe, Jacob Kalament, Reina David and Arianna Malloy exemplify the spirit of giving taught in Assistant Professor Renee Adamany’s sociology classes.

Students step up to help 1) Members of the Black and Latino Student Alliance, with Advisor Jason Benitez, Coordinator of Multicultural/ EOP (top photo), hold a Haitian flag as they prepare for a Step Show in April 2010 to raise funds for Haitian relief efforts.

The new Students for Social Consciousness Club also held a concert in March 2010 to benefit Haitian relief efforts raising money for the Red Cross relief fund for Haiti.

2) Members of the Student Volunteer Organization and the SOC 127 class collected items to send to troops overseas, as well as arts and crafts supplies for Carver Community Center and new backpacks for Northeast Parent and Child Society. Students performed service projects benefiting the Schenectady Municipal Housing Authority, Carver Community Center, City Mission of Schenectady, Hamilton Hill Arts Center, YWCA domestic violence shelter, Catholic Charities Grandparents program, the YMCA afterschool program and The Booth Home.

TRIO program receives grant for over $1 million The TRIO Program was again awarded a substantial grant for the program that offers tutoring, counseling, workshops and financial aid to first-generation college students.

Some of those involved in the performance of In Conflict were (l. to r.) Ibrahiim Abdul-Rahman, Mary Rose Petrozola, Professor Sandy Boynton, Phillip Beattie and Carter Sullivan-Irwin.

College awarded Gates Foundation grant for Drama production selected early college high school for Kennedy Center partnership Theater Festival Jay Quaintance, Associate Professor Organizers from the prestigious Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival selected the SCCC Players’ production of In Conflict to be performed at the Region I Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival at the University of New Hampshire in January 2010. Other participants in the festival were Boston University, Bates College, Dean College, Central Connecticut State University, and SUNY New Paltz.

As part of the Theater Festival, SCCC students Carter Sullivan-Irwin (lighting design-In Conflict) and Mary Rose Petrozola (stage management portfolioIn Conflict and The Importance of Being Earnest)were also nominated for individual awards. Five student performers were nominated to compete in the prestigious Irene Ryan Scholarship Auditions: Ibrahiim Abdul-Rahman, Victoria Benkoski, and Shane Szepankowski (In Conflict), Phillip Beattie and Clarence Josesph Finn (The Importance of Being Earnest). Also, Emily DiCarlo, Mario Claudio, Justine Grimm, and Kelsey Poore were selected as Irene Ryan alternate nominees.

and Chair of the SCCC Developmental Studies Department (above), teaches a First Year Success Seminar course during the first day of the SCCC Smart Scholars Early College High School Program on Aug. 9, 2010. SCCC received a $447,500 grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in December 2009 for the program which is a partnership between SCCC and Schenectady High School. The program is aimed at increasing high school graduation rates enabling traditionally underrepresented students to complete their high school studies at the same time they are earning at least 20 college credit hours.

TRIO received a $1.5 million dollar grant for the next five years, $290,517 per year, through the TRIO Student Support Services program funded by the Department of Education.

Approximately 1,400 schools applied and 1,000 institutions earned grant awards. The College’s grant proposal scored 99 out of a possible 100 points.

TRIO serves 175 first-generation college students each year, with the goal of retaining 80 percent of students from one year to the next, keeping them in good academic standing.

SCCC earns top honors

SCCC was named one of the best two-year colleges in the Capital Region in the 2010 Times Union annual survey of readers.

Faculty, staff help feed the hungry Assistant Professor Gary Perkins, Treasurer of the Faculty Association, helps load cans of soup as part of the Faculty Association “Soup-er Bowl Soup Can Drive” in February 2010.

The 81 members of the SCCC Faculty Association collected 110 cans which were donated to the Schenectady City Mission. Members of the Association, along with CSEA union members at the College, also generously donated their time working several times throughout the year at the Northeast Regional Food Bank in Colonie.

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Students win silver medal in state culinary championship

President Bullock attends State of the Union Dr. Quintin Bullock attended President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union address on Jan. 27, 2010, as the guest of Congressman Paul Tonko. Above is a photo of his ticket to the historic speech at which the President highlighted his support of community colleges and their importance in training individuals for careers in a tough economy.

Dr. Bullock called his attendance at the event a “lifetime experience. One I will remember for the rest of my life.”

New titles for Vice Presidents Throughout the 2009-2010 academic year, President Bullock reviewed and revised the College’s organizational structure and administrative positions to better align with the newly established Mission Statement and future growth and development of SCCC. As part of this initiative, the SCCC Board of Trustees approved changing the titles of the Dean of Academic Affairs, Dean of Student Affairs and Dean of Administration to Vice President for each respective department to reflect the specific duties and responsibilities for each senior level position.

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The SCCC American Culinary Federation 2009-2010 Student Team, coached by Chef Christopher Tanner was (l. to r.) Caitlin Sive (alternate), Gregory Kern (dessert), Andrew Falkenstein (salad), Valerie Inman (appetizer), and Lisa Valentine (Team Captain, entree). The team competed in the American Culinary Federation New York State Student Team Championship in February 2010 at SCCC and won a silver medal.

Competing teams included those from SCCC, SUNY Delhi, Monroe College and Buffalo.

Also, Culinary Arts students earned a gold medal during the Northeast Region Baron H. Galand Culinary Knowledge Bowl at the 2010 ACF Northeast

Regional Conference.

Team members, who are members of American Culinary Federation (ACF)

Capital District–Central New York, were Joan Dembinski, Alisa Harris, Sharon Lemme-Masciocco, Team Captain Samuel Reichler, and Gregg Zito. The team was coached by Senior Technical Specialist Robert Payne.

Trustees earn awards Denise Murphy McGraw, Chair of the SCCC Board of Trustees, received one of the New York Community College Trustees’ (NYCCT) Trustee Leadership Awards in March 2010. The Trustee Leadership Award is presented to a trustee who has demonstrated a significant commitment to the community college mission through exceptional leadership, inspired vision and outstanding professional contributions in support of the goals and accomplishments of his/her local campus.

Ms. McGraw, of Niskayuna, was appointed to the Board by the Schenectady County Legislature in 2007 and was named Chair of the SCCC Board of Trustees in July 2009.

Bernett Marion, Director of the Equal Opportunity and Diversity and Development Office with the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS), congratulates Renee Bradley, SCCC Trustee, as she is presented with an OCFS award for being an exceptional woman and having made a positive difference through the OCFS. Ms. Bradley, of Schenectady, was appointed to the Board in 2004 by the Schenectady County Legislature.

She is Bureau Manager in the Office of Program and Community Development for the New York State Office of Children and Family Services.

Toby Strianese

Longtime professor recognized for excellence Professor Toby Strianese, of the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department, received the 2009 Hospitality Excellence Award presented by the Albany County Convention and Visitors Bureau (ACCVB) in February 2010. He is the first individual to receive the award with past recipients including the Times Union Center, USS Slater, the New York State Museum and the Albany Tulip Festival.

Vice President hears ‘good news’ Martha Asselin, Vice President of Student Affairs (second from right), was presented with a Good News Award from the Chamber of Schenectady County during the organization’s annual Good News Luncheon in April 2010. She was the only individual award recipient among local businesses, chosen for her hard work securing a grant for and developing the Schenectady Smart Scholars Early College High School Program. She is shown with (l. to r.) Laurie Hempstead,

Registrar; Paula Ohlhous, Assistant to the President and Board of Trustees; Charles Steiner, President of the Chamber of Schenectady County, and Denise Murphy McGraw, Chair of the SCCC Board of Trustees.

Commencement 2010 On Saturday, May 22, 2010, 568 graduates earned their degrees and certificates during the College’s 40th Commencement.

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Professor Strianese joined SCCC in 1974 and served as Chair of the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department from 1992 to 2008. He is a national evaluator for the American Culinary Federation for accreditation of culinary programs and the Coordinator of the Walt Disney World College program at SCCC. Toby has served as Chair of the Albany County Convention and Visitors Bureau Board. He has also served on the boards for the New York State Restaurant Association and the New York State Hospitality and Tourism Association.

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1) Kylie Wood and Brook Rowley, Fire Protection Technology majors, wear their firefighting helmets during Commencement.

2) Dr. Bullock (center) congratulates some members of the Class of 2010 as they stand near an ice carving marking the College’s 40th Anniversary. (l. to r.)

Christopher Delvecchio, General Business; Rachel Horne, Humanities and Social Sciences; Richard Fazzone, Business Administration, and Jimmica Jones, Hotel and Restaurant Management and Culinary Arts.

3) Mike Russo, Director of U.S. Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs for GLOBALFOUNDRIES, delivers the keynote address.

4) Emily Miller, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Student Trustee, congratulates her fellow classmates during her remarks.

5) Professor Rocco Verrigni (right) celebrates with graduates Joan Dembinski and Andrew Falkenstein, Culinary Arts.

6) Eugene Jackson, who graduated with an A.S. in Teacher Education Transfer, is congratulated by his family. Left to right are his brother Jeff Taylor, his mother Jacqueline Jackson, his father Jeffrey Taylor Sr., and sister Kiran Taylor. Eugene has been attending CUNY since January 2010 and plans to continue his studies there to become a Special Education Teacher.

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Photo by Peter Houghton

State’s First Lady dines on campus Michelle Paterson (center), New York’s First Lady and wife of Gov. David Paterson, visits the SCCC Culinary Arts labs in April 2010. Tom Alicandro, CHE and Instructor in the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department (second from left), has also been a chef at the Governor’s Mansion for seven years. They are joined by Dr. Penny Haynes, Vice President of Academic Affairs; Suhani Modarsa, Culinary Arts major, and Toby Strianese, Professor in the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department.

GE presents grant for new programs Sharon Daley (right), Vice President of Human Resources for GE Infrastructure Energy, and Vice Chair of the SCCC Board of Trustees, presents a check for $50,000 to Dr. Quintin Bullock, SCCC President, and Denise Murphy McGraw, Chairwoman of the SCCC Board of Trustees, during Dr. Bullock’s Inauguration in April 2010. The sizeable grant from GE will be used to support the College’s efforts for programs in Advanced Battery Technologies and Alternative Energy.

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Emily Miller

Students’ hard work pays off

Sarah-Jane Fawcett

Jenna Hiltsley (third from left), Teacher Education Transfer major from Burnt Hills, and Nerline Mathurin (second from right), Science major from Schenectady, were chosen by SUNY and the New York Community College Trustees (NYCCT) to be included on the prestigious 2010 All-New York Academic Team. Both are members of the College’s Alpha Zeta Upsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the international honor society for two-year colleges. With them are Dr. Quintin Bullock, SCCC President; Carol DeFries, Professor and Chair of

the Humanities and Social Sciences Department, and Bernie Dunn, Counselor IV, Phi Theta Kappa Advisors.

Campus Safety Council

Young scientists at SCCC

The Campus Safety Council (CSC) led four major safety audits and assessments: the CSC Student Personal Safety Assessment; the two-day Department of Homeland Security Critical Infrastructure Survey and Risk Assessment; a private Consultant Security Assessment, and Schenectady Fire Department Command Officer Assessment and In-service Incident pre-planning.

(l. to r.) Ballston Spa High School ninth-graders Shannon Mullin and Keegan Freese conduct an experiment during the Schenectady Women in Science Camp, a hands-on, high-tech summer camp offered by SCCC and the Career Pathways Consortium, in July 2010.

This is the second year that SCCC has hosted the camp during which participants learned how a scientific career can be environmentally friendly, rewarding and fun through a behind-the-scenes exploration of nanotechnology and green technology.

CSC accomplished the following: revision and upgrading of the Critical Incident Management Plan, addition of a part-time Educational Specialist for Campus Safety, FEMA NIMS training, Fire Safety and Disabled Emergency Evacuation for CSC members, FSA funding for a new Security Booth, enhanced training for new Security employees and updated Public Safety Responder MOU.

SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher honored Emily Miller, a Tourism and Hospitality Management major from Glenville, and Sarah-Jane Fawcett, a Music Certificate major from Niskayuna, as recipients of the 2010 Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence.

The Chancellor’s Awards recognize students who have best demonstrated academic excellence and leadership.

wins in a season. The Baseball Team once again won 20 or more games in the regular season-finishing 21-19 overall, 18-10 in regional play.

Athletes named All-Region

Athletes excel on and off the field The Women’s Crew Team (l. to r.) Sarah Wells, Maggie Fitzmaurice, Sarah Couvillon, Marse Pulley and Christiana Johnson had another successful season with wins over four-year colleges including the University at Albany and RPI. They finished the season at the prestigious New York State Championships where they finished fifth in the women’s varsity 4+ final.

The SCCC Men’s Baseball and Basketball Teams both qualified for the Region III playoffs. Both teams had 10-game winning streaks during the regular season (a record for the Men’s Basketball Team). The Basketball Team finished with a 17-9 regular season, which ties the College record for most

Six student-athletes were named Academic All-Region in June 2010.

They were selected based on completion of 45 credit hours and a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.50.

All of the SCCC students recognized exceeded the GPA standard. They were Sam Miller ’10, Computer Information Systems, pitcher on the SCCC Men’s Baseball Team; Mike Skroupa ’10, Science, infielder on the Men’s Baseball Team; Damian Tyler ’10, Criminal Justice, outfielder on the Men’s Baseball Team; John Pitucci, Business Administration, member of the Men’s Bowling Team; Christiana Johnson ’10, Teacher Education Transfer, guard on the Women’s Basketball Team and coxswain on the Women’s Crew Team, and Maggie Fitzmaurice ’10, Humanities and Social Sciences, member of the Women’s Crew Team.

Alex Novicki, Nanoscale Materials Technology major and Treasurer of the SCCC Technology Club, introduces panelists during TECH TALK 2010 in April 2010.

Tech Talk 2010 among career events The Career and Employment Services Office offered events to link more than 1,200 students with employers.

TECH TALK 2010 brought big name companies to campus including GLOBALFOUNDRIES, IBM, GE Healthcare, SuperPower and New Horizons Computer Learning Center.

Students also participated in speed interviewing sessions, career fairs and workforce panels.

University in the High School remains popular The University in the High School (UHS) program saw an increase of 11 percent in the last academic year, as more and more students were able to gain college credit for SCCC courses taken in their own high schools.

UHS is the College’s concurrent enrollment program, and students earn the credits by taking the courses as part of their normal high school schedule, taught by SCCC-approved high school instructors. This “jump start” on college credits can save significant amounts of time and money for students. The students also report being more ready for college courses once they enter their postsecondary careers.

Last year the College processed more than 1,900 UHS registrations. About 130 courses were offered at 18 institutions. SCCC takes a leadership role in concurrent education in that the coordinator of the program serves as the elected secretary of the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships, which accredits concurrent enrollment programs.

High school juniors utilize compound microscopes during a Microbiology workshop at the College.

College partners with high schools

Bacterial Resistance to Antibiotics (MRSA), pathogens, foodborne and waterborne diseases may not be on the typical class schedule for most high school juniors. But for a group of teenagers from schools in the Capital Region who visited the College in April 2010, those were the subjects they discussed with Associate Professor Renato Tameta during his Microbiology classes.

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New academic programs

College welcomes trustee

During Summer 2010, SCCC announced the debut of four new academic programs and the revamping of another for Fall 2010.

Tina Chericoni Versaci was appointed to the Board of Trustees in February 2010 by the Schenectady County Legislature and was reappointed by the Legislature in July 2010. She has been a member of the Education Committee and is a Trustees representative on the SCCC Foundation Board of Directors.

The Air Traffic Control A.A.S. degree program, a partnership with the Schenectady County Airport, will provide students with a foundation in air traffic control basics and skills for the continuous safe flow of aircraft in the airspace system. SCCC is one of only three colleges in the country to offer “live” tower training.

Graduates of the Alternative Energy Technology A.A.S. degree program will be prepared for employment as qualified technicians in the emerging energy fields of solar and wind energy technology or battery and fuel cell energy technology.

The revamped/renamed Computer Networking Systems and Cyber Security A.A.S. degree program addresses increased concerns about network and computer security and provides both a theoretical and hands-on foundation in these areas using industry-standard hardware and software, including computer forensics.

The Criminal Justice A.S. degree program will prepare students for transfer into related programs at a four-year college or university.

The Storage Battery Technology Certificate program was developed in collaboration with GE to produce qualified technicians for GE’s new sodium storage battery plant in Schenectady.

“These programs are examples of collaborations between faculty and professionals in the field that result in quality academic programs,” said Dr. Penny A. Haynes, Vice President of Academic Affairs.

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Versaci was a partner at O’Connell and Aronowitz P.C. from 2004 to January 2010, where she worked independently and as a supervising partner on complex litigation matters, managing litigation matters in State and Federal Court.

Prior to becoming a partner, she was an Associate Attorney with the firm for eight years. She recently left to spend more time at home with her children.

Versaci earned her Juris Doctor from Albany Law School and her B.A. degree in Political Science from Providence College. She is Secretary of the Capital District Trial Lawyers Association, a Board Member for Catholic Charities of Schenectady County, and a Member of the Albany County Bar Association.

She resides in Schenectady with her husband, Schenectady County Surrogate’s Court Judge Vincent Versaci and their three young children, Caroline, Rosemarie and Michael.

Online courses During 2009-2010, the College offered 134 online sections and 14 hybrid sections where the class is a combination of online and face-to-face instruction. Over 3,400 enrolled in online classes during 2009-2010, an increase of 20 percent (566 students) over 2008-2009.

Over the past two years the number of students taking online courses has increased by 41 percent.

Carol DeFries

Dr. Syeda I. Munaim

SUNY Chancellor’s Awards

Daniel P. Barletta, Senior Computer Systems Analyst/Programmer in Computer Services, received the 2010 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Classified Service.

Carol DeFries, Professor and Chair of Humanities and Social Sciences Department, received the 2010 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Professional Service.

Dr. Syeda I. Munaim, Associate Professor in the Mathematics, Science and Technology Department, received the 2010 SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Grants Update

The College received external grant funding of more than $3.25 million in 2009-10 including: a Gates Foundation grant of $447,500 to be awarded over four years for the Schenectady Smart Scholars Early High School College program, a $90,000 grant from the Greater Capital Region Tech Valley Career Pathways Consortium for a nuclear magnetic resonance microscope, a $332,000 member item from the NYS Legislature to purchase equipment for first responder programs/courses and $172,000 to train unemployed and underemployed individuals as certified nursing assistants. A $313,172 Perkins IV grant provided funds toward academic support services and the purchase of equipment/supplies for the Nanoscale Materials Technology, Computer Networking Systems and Cyber Security, and Culinary Arts programs.

Fall 2010 Enrollment

Full-time

Part-time*

Total

%

Total

2782

1702

4484

100%

Gender

Female

1461

1031

2492

56%

Male

1321

671

1992

44%

Ethnicity

Black

390

175

565

13%

Asian/Pacific Islander

63

40

103

2%

Native American

17

11

28

1%

Hispanic

94

68

162

4%

White

1994

1124

3118

70%

Non-resident Alien

4

3

7

0%

Unknown

County of Residence

Schenectady

220

281

501

11%

1604

997

2601

58%

Albany

446

287

733

16%

Saratoga

356

222

578

13%

Montgomery

Rensselaer

82

50

132

3%

120

55

175

4%

Fulton

40

29

69

2%

Schoharie

27

25

52

1%

Other

3%

107

37

144

23.9

31.9

26.9

Non-Credit Enrollment

179

Average Age (years)

* Note: SCCC estimates 1,200 University in the High School students (part-time) will also enroll for Fall 2010.

Overview of Graduating Classes

2008

2009

2010

479

458

543

27

27

25

Number of Graduates

Average Age

Female

56%

56%

58%

Male

44%

44%

42%

Minorities

14%

14%

16%

Transfer Degrees

169

165

206

Career Degrees

283

273

293

Certificates

Total Degrees/Certificates

SCCC Budget

54

46

70

502

484

569

2009-2010

2010-2011

Revenues

Student Revenues

48.04%

50.91%

State Aid

35.37%

34.00%

Local Share Revenues

16.59%

15.09%

100%

100%

Expenditures

Personnel Services

54.51%

55.3%

Contractual Services

19.72%

19.1%

Employee Benefits

23.47%

23.7%

Equipment

2.3%

1.9%

100%

100%

The College’s operating budget was $23,173,700 in 2009/2010 and increased to $24,083,477 for 2010/2011.

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SCCC Foundation Dear Friends: The momentum generated in 2009 with the arrival of our new President, Dr. Quintin Bullock, the national spotlight on the importance of community colleges, the development of a new strategic plan and the creation of outstanding new academic programs helped SCCC thrive in 2010. Much of SCCC’s success in the past year was due to the generous support of our many donors. On behalf of the entire Foundation Board, I wish to express our gratitude to all of our donors: those that continually support the College, as well as our many new donors.

The Foundation continued to strengthen its resources through tremendously successful celebrations like the 40th Anniversary Gala and Food For Thought and All That Jazz. Funds generated by these very special events, as well as generous contributions to our Annual Fund, provide crucial support to students through scholarships and grants, as well as essential professional development opportunities for faculty and staff.

SCCC contributes greatly to our community’s quality of life by providing affordable education to students throughout the Capital Region.

And as more and more of our graduates enter the local work force, their contributions to the economic vitality of the region cannot be underestimated.

As I move into the role of Immediate Past Chair, I’d like to thank my colleagues on the Foundation Board for their dedication to providing SCCC students with greater academic opportunities. Looking forward, I’m confident that SCCC’s collaborations with various stakeholders throughout SUNY, Schenectady County, and in fact, the entire Capital Region will continue to generate positive synergy and growth. As SCCC’s enrollment continues to increase, and our excellent academic programs continue to meet the changing workforce needs of Tech Valley, our work becomes an even more important element in the economic success of our community and state.

Thank you again for all you do to strengthen our College.

Types of Gifts

Unrestricted Giving 30%

Support for Student and College Programs 44%

Annual Scholarships 17%

Endowed Scholarships 9%

Net Asset Breakdown Foundation Assets as of 7/31/10 totaled $4,179,066.

Unrestricted 5%

Pledges 1% Unendowed Scholarships 9% Endowed Scholarships 35%

Kimberly A. Perone SCCC Foundation Chair

2009-2010 SCCC Foundation Board of Directors

(l. to r.): Robert Ruggeri; Barbara Bishop Ward; Denise Murphy McGraw; Ann Marie Lizzi; Terry Phillips; Ceil Mack; Diane Smith Faubion, Immediate Past Chair; Kimberly Perone, Chair; Lois Smith-Law; Paola Horvath; Alexander LaRocco; Betty Barlyn; Kelly Shea-Bradley, Chair-Elect; Quintin Bullock, College President and Foundation Secretary; and Frank Casler.

Missing from photo: Gary Hughes; Laura LeClair; Ben Round; Robert Sullivan; Michael Tobin, Treasurer; Michael Wollman; and Rachel Zimolka.

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Other Restricted 48%

Accounts & Scholarships Payable 2%

Music major earns largest SCCC scholarship

Culinary Kitchen named for Statler Foundation (l. to r.) Angelo Mazzone, ‘74, Dr. Quintin Bullock, President, and Dr. David Brough ‘81, Professor and Chair of the Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Department, stand in front of the Statler Foundation Food Preparation Kitchen in Elston Hall.

The food preparation kitchen in the new Culinary Arts Addition was named in honor of the Statler Foundation for their generous support of $90,000 to the SCCC Campaign for Culinary Excellence.

New scholarships help veterans and technology students Three new scholarship programs will provide an extra boost to SCCC students. The Fred and Catherine Kindl Alternative Energy Scholarships and the Fred and Catherine Kindl Nanoscale Materials Technology Scholarships will provide recipients entering these high technology programs with up to $1,500 per semester for four semesters.

The Tri-County Council of Vietnam Era Veterans and Gold Star Mothers Scholarship is the result of a gift of $15,000 to endow a scholarship to assist a full- or part-time veteran or child of a Veteran.

The SCCC Foundation is grateful to these donors for their generous donations.

Larissa Diaz, a Music major, was awarded the Broughton Fellowship at the College’s 39th Honors Convocation in May 2010.

She will receive full tuition, fees and an allowance for books for Fall 2010 and Spring 2011.

The Broughton Fellowship, the largest scholarship given at SCCC, is presented to a full-time matriculated student, who has a 3.2 GPA or higher and an expected graduation date of May 2011.

He/she must also exhibit strong moral character and a commitment to excellence.

Larissa is the President of the Black and Latino Student Alliance (BLSA) and helped organize the BLSA’s “Step Up For Haiti” charity event. She was the Assistant House Manager for the SCCC Player’s award-winning production of In Conflict in Fall 2010 and appeared in their production of The Dining Room in Spring 2010. Larissa has also organized fundraising events for Whitney M. Young Jr. Health Services and the Schenectady City Mission.

She balances a job and a full-time course load at the College, all while maintaining a 3.73 GPA. Larissa plans to graduate from SCCC in May 2011 and attend a four-year college or university to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Musical Theater or Arts Administration.

Ways to invest in SCCC Cash: Checks and money orders should be made payable to the SCCC Foundation, Inc., 78 Washington Avenue, Schenectady, NY 12305.

Credit Cards: Charging your gift to your credit card is quick and easy.

Simply provide the information required or call our office at (518) 381-1323 to use your Visa or Master Card.

On-line Donations: Visit www.sunysccc.edu and click on the Alumni, Foundation and Friends tab.

It’s quick, easy and secure.

In Person Gifts: We would love to have you visit the Development Office on campus in Elston Hall, Room 120.

Payroll Deductions: All New York state employees, including other SUNY employees, may choose to make their tax deductible gift through payroll deduction. Please contact your payroll office.

Appreciated Stock: Making a gift of appreciated stock is a way to make a significant gift while saving capital gains and income taxes as well. Please call our office. We would be pleased to assist you and answer any questions.

Planned Gifts: Consider making a significant and lasting gift through your will, charitable trust, life insurance or other form of charitable giving. We would be pleased to work with you and answer your questions.

Other Gifts: Other gifts, such as scholarships, memorials and honorary gifts, or corporate underwriting for a special event or program are welcome. For information on any of these programs*, please contact Vladia C. Boniewski, Director of Annual Giving, Scholarships and Alumni Affairs, at (518) 381-1323. * All gifts made to the SCCC Foundation, Inc., are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. * Pledges may be made in installments.­­­

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40th Anniversary Gala The 40th Anniversary Gala, held on November 20, 2009, was a night to remember! Newly appointed Chancellor of the State University of New York, Dr. Nancy Zimpher, welcomed a sold-out crowd of 350 guests. Special Honorees included: BMPC – Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory, Educational Partner Malinda Myers, Founding Leader SuperPower, Inc., Science and Technology Partner SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher presents SCCC President Quintin Bullock with a resolution of congratulations from the State University of New York.

Esther M. Swanker, Community Advocate Faculty, staff, alumni, and community and business leaders enjoyed an evening of celebration, music and dancing, while recognizing the growth and accomplishments of the College.

Corporate Sponsors Platinum Times Union

Gold

GE Marshall & Sterling

Silver

CS Arch Key Bank MVP

Bronze

Crowne Plaza 1st National Bank of Scotia Galesi Group The Gazette Griffith, Dardanelli, Architect PC Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation Stewart’s Shops

(l. to r.): Guest Stephanie Feinberg and Faculty members Lenore Horowitz, Cindy Taber, Pam Walsh and Siu Ng.

Denise Murphy McGraw, Chair of the SCCC Board of Trustees and Quintin Bullock, College President, cut the 40th Anniversary Cake.

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SCCC Keystone Society The Keystone Society is the recognition society that honors those alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of SCCC who have named the SCCC Foundation in their estate plans, either through a will, trust, life income plan, or other arrangement.

We thank and recognize the following individuals who have made a special commitment to SCCC. We are grateful for their vision, which will enhance the educational opportunities for future SCCC students. Keystone Society members are recognized on the Wall of Honor in the Begley Library lobby, in our Annual Report, and are also guests at our Annual Donor Recognition Luncheon.

Keystone Society. For more information, please contact Carmel Patrick, Executive Director of Development, at (518) 381-1442.

Keystone Society Members Benita C. Allaire Anonymous (4) Dr. Stephen K. Astmann Helen H. Begley* Vladia C. Boniewski ’71 Professor Grayce Susan Burian, SCCC Emeritus Charles W. Carl Jr.* Professor Peter Cousins, SCCC Emeritus*

Professor Mary Jane Dike, SCCC Emeritus Karen and Walter Grattidge Al and Anita Haugen Dr. Margaret (Peggy) King Professor Jessica K. Malheiros, SCCC Emeritus, Founding Faculty Member* Thomas Nelson and Ann Henderson Thomas L. and Barbara M. Rider Janet P. Robbins, SCCC Emeritus Gretchen and Lewis Rubenstein *In Memoriam

If you have named the SCCC Foundation in your estate plans, you are considered a member of the

19th Annual Food for Thought and All That Jazz Food for Thought and All That Jazz, held on April 6, 2010, was a smashing success with a record attendance of 270 guests. Starting with greetings from Honorary Chairs Neil and Jane Golub, a welcome by SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, and a concert by the marvelous SCCC Jazz Ensemble, and finishing

with fabulous food and tempting auction items, the event was a memorable one.

Now in its 19th year, this signature event showcases SCCC’s exemplary students, faculty, and staff, and our nationally recognized Music and Culinary Arts programs.

The SCCC Jazz Ensemble presented eight numbers, ranging from Ellington to Coltrane to Goodwin in a upbeat, energetic program that wowed the audience.

SCCC Culinary students take a moment to pose with just some of the many delicious and unique menu items made and served by a variety of culinary classes, including Shrimp and Grits; Orchetti with Broccoli Rabe & Sausage; Ravioli di Zucca, Asian Patés & Terrines, and an international selection of Hors D’eouvres.

Corporate Sponsors Platinum Times Union

Gold

Marshall & Sterling Stewart’s Shops

Silver

CS Arch Key Bank MVP

Bronze

Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan

Crowne Plaza 1st National Bank of Scotia Galesi Group The Gazette Griffith Dardanelli Architects, PC Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation

Honorary Chairs Neil and Jane Golub welcomed a record crowd.

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Annual scholarships change lives Ainslee B. and Alice S. Allen Scholarship Ameer Ali Memorial Scholarship American Legion of Schenectady Award

for American History Aviation Science Scholarship Thomas and Patricia Baker Human Services Award Nicholas M. Barbaro Music Scholarship Melvin E. Bartlett Sr. Memorial Scholarship Bechtel Scholarship The Robert Becker Jr. Veteran’s Scholarship Hector Boiardi Scholarships Clinton A. Braidwood Memorial Scholarship William G. Broughton Fellowship Program for Excellence Brown-O’Connell Tourism Scholarship Grayce Susan Burian Award Peter F. Burnham Award (Sponsored by

Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation) Capital Living and Rehabilitation Centres Scholarships Robert F. Case Memorial Scholarship Casola’s Cooks Scholarships Chartwells Scholarship Chaîne Des Rôtisseurs Scholarship Dr. Erma Ruth Chestnut Scholarship Amadeo Dabul Achievement Awards Michael J. Della Rocco Jr. and James Wilson Scholarship Michael J. Della Rocco Sr. Memorial Scholarship Peter J. DiGiacomo Memorial Music Scholarship Maude H. Dunlap Scholarship Faculty-Student Association of SCCC Scholar Award Randall B. Flint Scholarship Friendship Baptist Church Scholarship Simeo J. Gallo Music Scholarship Mary Regina Gioia Scholarship Give Back Scholarship Russell Gloor Community Service Scholarship

(Sponsored by the Kiwanis Breakfast Club

of Downtown Schenectady) Gold Key Awards (Sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa) Karen Brown Johnson Scholarship Marion J. Jones Memorial Scholarship Ernest L. and Florence L. Judkins Scholarship Junior League of Schenectady and

Saratoga Counties Scholarship Fred and Catherine Kindl Alternative Energy Scholarship Fred and Catherine Kindl Nanoscale Materials

Technology Scholarship Dr. John S. Krempa Memorial Scholarship Dr. Alexander T. LaRocco Memorial Scholarship Richard W. Lawton, M.D. Memorial Scholarship Harold F. Lewis Scholarship

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John B. Loffredo Scholarship Lunch Bunch Scholarship Fred and Alice McChesney Memorial Scholarship The McCormick Family Scholarship for Marines Dale Miller Chef’s Professionalism Scholarship Charles Mills and Irene Prazak Memorial Scholarships Mohawk Valley Kennel Club Scholarship Music Talent Scholarship New York State Home Bureau Betty S. Igler Scholarship New York State Home Bureau Eleanor Jenks Scholarship New York State Home Bureau Human Services Scholarship New York State Home Bureau Paralegal Scholarship Gail Nolan Memorial Scholarship The Porter-Robbins Music Scholarship Richmor Aviation Scholarship The Yvonne Rockstroh Memorial Scholarship Rotary Foundation Scholarship Lewis and Gretchen Rubenstein Scholarship SCCC Alumni Scholarship SCCC Foundation Directors Scholarships SCCC Foundation Scholar Awards SCCC Foundation-SUNY Empire State Honors Scholarships SCCC Restart Club Scholarship SCCC Spanish Club Scholarship SCCC Student Government Association Merit Scholarships Schenectady County Academic

Law Enforcement Scholarship (SCALES) Schenectady County Legal Aid Society Scholarship Schenectady Job Service Employer Committee Scholarships Schenectady Municipal Housing Authority

Scholarship in Honor of Sharon Jordan Second Chance Scholarship Foundation Allen and Anna Slaterpryce Family Scholarship Soroptimist International of Schenectady Scholarship Ethel Harder Steiner Memorial Scholarship Thursday Musical Club Scholarship Tri-County Council of Vietnam Era Veterans and

Gold Star Mothers Scholarship Ita Wade Scholarship Woman’s Club of Schenectady in

Memory of Jessie Zoller Scholarship Woman’s Club of Schenectady Scholarship Jason D. Woodward Scholarships Zonta Club of Schenectady Florence Kudernatch

Memorial Scholarship

Scholarships shown in color are new scholarships or were awarded for the first time.

Thank You! The SCCC Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following individuals, businesses, civic and professional organizations and local foundations for their annual and endowed gifts.

2009-2010 Donors PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($50,000 OR MORE) General Electric Catherine Kindl

LEGACY SOCIETY ($10,000 - $24,999) Richmor Aviation The Schenectady Foundation Tri-County Council of Vietnam Era Veterans William G. Broughton Charitable Private Foundation, Inc. FOUNDER’S SOCIETY ($5,000 - $9,999) Albany Times Union College Publications Confrerie De La Chaine Des Rotisseurs Foundation The Glen Sanders Mansion Walter and Karen Grattidge Griffith Dardanelli, Architects, PC Roger and Sherley Hannay KeyBank Foundation Douglas and Susan Lohnas The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Terry and Anne Phillips Schenectady County Initiative Program The Smachlo Foundation EMERITI ($2,500 - $4,999) Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation Diana O. Carter CSArch Architecture/ Construction Management Joan Dembinski ‘09 Nestle Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Zeta Upsilon Chapter Lewis and Gretchen Rubenstein SCCC Student Government Association Second Chance Scholarship Foundation Stewart’s Shops Michael A. and Betsy Tobin Michael J. and Stephanie Wollman LAUREATES ($1,000 - $2,499) Benita Allaire Betty and Lyle Barlyn Linda E. Blencoe ‘91

Vladia C. Boniewski ‘71 and Daniel Vallely ‘76 Gloria and Matteo Casola, SCCC Emeritus Crowne Plaza Michael J. DellaRocco Aubrie L. DiGiacomo ‘99 Maude H. Dunlap and Stanley L. Jones Fenimore Asset Management Inc. Galesi Group The Gazette Newspapers George R. Goldhoff ‘84 Penny A. Haynes John C. and Ellen Hubbard Jack and Connie Hume John S. Jones Key Bank Dr. Alexander and Mary Ann LaRocco Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP Family of Charles Mills Kim and David Perone Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation Cornelius and Janet Robbins, SCCC Emeritus Rotary Club of Schenectady Foundation SCCC Hospitality Club Schenectady Job Service Employer Committee SEFCU - A Federal Credit Union Allen and Anna ‘84 Slaterpryce Donna ‘81 and Charles Slavik Lois Smith-Law and Christopher Law Soroptimist International of Schenectady Charles and Marcia Steiner SuperPower, Inc. Mrs. Esther M. Swanker Zonta Club of Schenectady, Inc. SCHOLARS ($500 - $999) The Adirondack Trust Company Diane and Gabriel Basil, SCCC Emeritus Maxine H. Borom Harry C. and Nancy Buffardi Grayce S. Burian, SCCC Emeritus Frank J. and Susan Casler Robert R. and Evelyn Currie Ellis Hospital Empire State College Diane Smith Faubion and William Faubion Joseph Glick ’98 Junior League of Schenectady and Saratoga Counties Michael W. Karl Margaret C. King

Isabel Krempa Bradley and Catherine A. Lewis The Lunch Bunch Ceil and James Mack Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc. Denise Murphy McGraw and David J. McGraw Neil and Jane Golub Foundation, Inc. J. Richard and Cindy Phillippe Carolyn ‘82 and Malcolm Pinn Benjamin Round and Jo Ann Cote-Round Gene and Ellie Rowland Robert E. Ruggeri and Mary Thackeray SCCC Aviation Club Schenectady Downtown Kiwanis Breakfast Club Schenectady Musical Union Local 85-133 Vernon B. and June E. Scoville Kelly Shea-Bradley Stanley H. and Ellen Strauss Robert J. and Rosemary Sullivan Synthesis, LLP Eli Taub and Nancy Bell United Way of Capital Region Dr’s John and Jean Wilkinson Kimberly ‘85 and Martin Williams Karl and Elizabeth T. Zipf EDUCATORS ($250 - $499) Wallace and Jane Altes Eileen I. Alessandrini Cynthia ‘98 and James Amell American Legion, Sch’dy County Committee Betty J. Apkarian Stephen K. Astmann Belvedere Hotel, LLC Barbara Bishop Ward and Anthony Ward Brigar X-Press Solutions, Inc. Judith ‘94 and Rodger Brodeur Ann Fleming Brown Prescott A. Brown ‘71 Denise Brucker Quintin B. Bullock Chartwells School Dining Services Tom and Linnea D’Andrea Gretchen DeKalb Excelsior College Friends of George Amedore, Jr. Friendship Baptist Church Patricia J. and Walter Godlewski Joan and George Gould Marion M. Grimes Bernard and Nancy Heller, SCCC Emeritus

Christopher G. Henry ‘92 Thelma P. Hill ‘75 Harvey M. and Margaret ‘81 Huff Gary E. Hughes Ingalls & Associates, LLP Karen B. Johnson Ernest and Gloria Kahn Andrew and Phyllis Kulmatiski Lavelle & Finn, LLP M.J. Engineering and Land Surveying, P.C. David Marchetti Christina and Steven Meier Margaret B. Moore David S. Moore Philip A. and Kathleen Morris MVP Health Plan, Incorporated Malinda Myers Althea R. Nelson New York State United Teachers P & C Consulting Group, LLC dba , The Business Development Group Robyn M. Posson Angela M. and C.S. Prestigiacomo John H. Quaintance Hector and Lourdes Ramirez Sylvia and Thaddeus Raushi, SCCC Emeritus Reel Seafood Company Thomas L. and Barbara M. Rider Shirley Rivest Emily Ross SCCC Spanish Club SCCC Technology Club Schenectady County Disabled Veterans Inc. Helga A. Schroeter Laura Schweitzer and Michael Gruenthal Leonard A. and R. Hall Slade SMRT, Inc. Stracher Roth Gilmore Architects Dr.’s Twitty and Constance Styles Cynthia A. Taber Donna ‘92 and Richard ‘00 Tessitore The Desmond Congressman Paul D. Tonko United Campus Development & Management - NYCAP, LLC Pamela T. and David Walsh Michael and Molly Whalen, Jr. Richard and Margie Wickerham Irene ‘92 and Robert Wickham

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ASSOCIATES ($100 - $249) 1st National Bank of Scotia Barbara L. Aldi Martha J. and Ed Asselin Peter Aust Thomas J. Baker, SCCC Emeritus N. Balasubramanian Victoria R. Barber ‘86 Alan C. Baum Ann Bish John Blouch Helen T. Boniewski Veronica ‘75 and Ferdie Bowman Darline R. ‘92 and C. R. Boykin Sandra M. Boynton Renee Bradley Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers, Local Union #2 James R. and Sandra C. Buhrmaster James and Judith Burns Burnt Hills Chiropractic & Rehabilitation Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake Rotary Club Miriam Cajuste Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan, Inc. Robert Carreau Sandra Cawley ‘89 Century House, Inc. Christine M. Clark Anneliese S. Conley Justine M. Connelly James W. and Peg Connolly Nettie S. and Herbert Crossman Carol A. and Richard DeFries Rozanne and John Denardo Mary Jane Dike, SCCC Emeritus Dimension Fabricators, Inc. Scott Ebeling John and Constance Ebersole Brenda K. Eckler ‘99 The Family of Melvin Bartlett Carol A. and Paul Fatato Daniel P. Feinberg Richard ‘98 and Cheryl Fitzpatrick Sheila M. Foglietta Foresight Architects Patrick A. and Barbara Foti Friends of Bob Carney The Friends of the Schenectady County Public Library Friends of Susan E. Savage Jay M. Frisch Robert and Florence Fritz Judith R. Fruiterman Hope Geisler ‘94 Inger ‘79 and Ivar Giaever Raymond R. Gillen Daniel E. Glick ‘01

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Victoria J. and Jack Gold Brian M. and Debra Gordon Deborah A. and Harold Gray Christine S. and Bernard Grossman Abraham L. and Carolyn G. Hajjar Eleanor Hartigan Alfred and Anita Haugen Laurie A. Hempstead Bruce D. and Doris Hering Leonard A. Herman Catherine M. Hesler Loretta Hess Analine Hicks Higgins, Roberts, Beyerl and Coan, P. C. Eugene A. Hood ‘86 Lenore G. and Marvin Horowitz Paola Horvath David M. Hughes, SCCC Emeritus Roger Hull Peter G. and Joan Ipsen Alan V. Iselin Janine Kava Deborah J. Kreifels ‘72 Jayme Lahut and Katherine Robinson James P. Larkin ‘91 Ray and Anne LaRoche Dr. Wright L. and Bessie Lassiter Jennifer A. Lawrence LeChase Construction Service Richard L. Leveroni Lois Linster ‘89 Ann Marie Lizzi Mary Lou and George E. Lockyer, SCCC Emeritus James and Mary-Alice W. Lynch Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co. M & T Bank Helen MacDonald William and Joan Mack Dorothy E. Mancusi Marriott Hotels Resorts & Suites Linda M. Martin ‘94 Marvin & Company, PC Gerald C. and V. Anne Matura Brian F. and Corinne McGarvey Heather L. Meaney Media Logic Dale J. Miller and Zoe Oxley Mary B. Nolan Northeast Information Systems, Gioia Ottaviano Dennis J. Packard Arthur Paolelli G. Jack ‘71 and Dawn ’73 Parisi Carl and Joanne Paulsen Kurt M. and Kathy Pelton Heather ‘99 and Wayne Peterson Marlin L. Pierce Steven ‘85 and Gail Prout David D. Raycroft

Research Foundation of SUNY Andrew C. and Ann Rose Audrey J. Rossi Cynthia and Stephen Russell Angelo Santabarbara Donna B. and Anthony Scavullo SCCC Restart Club SCCC Tutor Networking Club Schenectady County Community College Faculty Association Judith A. Seltzer ‘92 Wayne and Susan D. Senecal John Smith Bernard Socha The Stockade Association Mayor Brian Stratton Joseph Tardi James N. Tedisco George Timmons Richard J. Van Ness Samuel C. and Carol Wait, Jr. Ernest E. and Barbara Walton, SCCC Emeritus Amiee ‘91 and Steven Warfield Warrenmerrick Communications Susan ‘78 and Chet Watson Jeanne L. Wildgrube Wine & Dine Group LLC David J. Wixted Frank Yunker Karen Zalewski-Wildzunas Gloria D. Zampini ‘97 Cynthia and Albin ‘91 Zielaskowski FRIENDS ($1 - $99) Robert C. Albrecht Harold and Joan Aseltine David A. Ashley ‘87 Mary Barbagelata ‘92 Susan E. Beaudoin Stephen and Hazeline Bilins Judy C. Bizier ‘88 Friends of Mark Blanchfield Paul and Juli Boyarin Robert J. Braathe David E. Brough ‘81 Cesare A. and Blanche Bucci Victoria L. ‘71 and Peter F. Burnham William Canova ‘88 Capparullo Designs Marcia Cappuccilli Eric R. Carlson Linda L. Carter ‘06 Alan R. Carter, SCCC Emeritus Eunice M. Chouffi Christopher D. Coccio ‘98 Anthony B. Collins ‘78 Charlene Cornell Mary ‘79 and Paul Crimi

Gary T. Cross ‘85 Michael A. Crowley ‘08 Michael R. D’Alessandro John ‘94 and Dawn ‘95 Daugherty Deily, Mooney & Glastetter, LLP Mark A. Delos ‘85 Patrick A. DiCerbo Vincent Dicerbo ‘74 Ralph and Carmela M. DiGiorgio Anargyros Dikas ‘96 Frances M. Ditrapano ‘10 John D. Dohring John and Susan Donahue Chris Donnellan Tracy A. Donovan Mary D. Dornbush Shirlee A. Dufort ‘99 Michael J. Dzikowski ‘01 Eric K. Edlund Joan L. Elliott Gerald J. Evans William R. ‘86 and Angela Evers Babette Faehmel Blanche M. Fischer Therese C. Fitzgerald Bernadine ‘82 and Leroy Foley Donna F. Foley ‘71 Raymond ‘73 and Eileen ’07 Fox Friends of Assemblyman Tedisco Richard Fuerst Timothy J. Gaffney, Jr. ‘06 Virginia Gajewski Elizabeth Gemmette ‘77 Maryann A. Graybash ‘98 Richard H. Hall Dorothy Harris Patricia Haskell ‘08 Ronald R. Hathaway Timothy and Annette W. Heilman David J. and Jan Hennessy John ‘73 and Paula Susan Hoetker Christopher Horan ’86 Charles D. Horowitz Vicki S. Hoshko ‘86 Peter J. Houghton Laurie K. Jacobson Alisha M. Jeffers ‘05 Michelle Jimenez ‘08 Michael S. Joralemon ‘89 John and Mary Kalas James Kalohn Mary Beth Kearns Warren H. Keller ‘74 Thomas O. and Dorothy Kelly Donald W. Keyser ‘03 K. Scott Kilbourn ‘97 and Diane Bengtson Kilbourn Lynne O. King Helene Kiskis Bethann Kissinger ’86

Jill E. Klein ‘06 Dennis W. Kling Susan Knapik ‘02 Dr. Anne M. Kress Kevin T. Kuon ‘98 Edward F. Kurtik ‘97 Mary T. Law ‘83 Leatha Lawrence ‘81 Les Chateaux De France William Levering and Abigail Norton Levering Kathy A. Liska ‘02 Michael ‘05 and Linda Lowenski Nicolas G. Ltaif John J. Lubrant ‘86 Jeanne Maloy Kelly Marino David J. Marinucci ‘96 Ronald and Judy Mason Susan ’99 and John E. Mc Leod Jr. ’78 Joseph A. McMahon ‘90 Robert J. and Catherine R. Mestemaker Sharon Nania Kathleen M. Neff ‘08 Siu T. Ng Dan Nicolaescu Robert and Constance Nolte John W. O’ Connor ‘04 Paula ‘87 and Howard ‘88 Ohlhous Carmel Patrick Pamela C. Pearlman Peter F. Pedone ‘81 Peter E. Pink Susan Pitts Marie H. Pletenik Mary ‘77 and Richard Rainey Thomas ‘06 and Tammy Rehberg James and Allison ‘06 Reinhardt Terry L. Ross ‘71 Kathleen M. Ryan ‘89 Virgil ‘07 and Catherine Sager, II David G. Sampson Sandra S. Sankowski ‘03 Ralf W. Schauer Kim M. Scheuerman Mark L. Seth Edward and Patricia ‘86 Shapiro Mary Ann and John Sheehy Janet R. Shook William Simonelli ‘85 Sisters of St. Joseph’s Joseph A. Skinner ‘01 David and Linda ‘76 Snyder Patricia V. Somerscales Donald and Andrea ‘85 Stalpinski Joann Sternheimer Patricia W. Sullivan Dana Swalla Martha and Bohdan Szuminskyj Laura A. Tessitore ‘00

David Teta Dick and Rosemarie ‘84 Thornton Louis T. and Kathryn L. Tomaino Theodore and Katie Toskaner Tatjana L. Trueman ‘05 John E. ‘86 and Veronica Tyrrell Thomas G. and Susan ‘87 VanWert Donna Vanzandt Nancy ‘80 and Eugene Vermilyea William and Anne ‘92 Wasserstrom Ellen C. Wertlieb Christian T. Wessell ‘00 Brent D. and Donna Wheat Frank and Virginia D. Wicks Geraldine and Patrick ‘74 Wilkinson Robert J. and Joanne E. ’00 Williams Sharon L. Willman J. Richard and Ann D. Wyles Paula D. Young ‘87 ATHLETIC CALENDAR Air National Guard AT&T Audio Visual Sales and Service, Inc. Barrier Free Systems BBL Construction Services Boulevard Bowl Brown Coach C.T. Male Associates, P.C. Carman Body Works, Inc. Castelo’s CDTA Chartwells Clickner Security, Inc. Con Rel, Inc. CSArch CSEA Culligan Doyle & Golden Dragon Garden Edward D. Vacca Electronic Business Products First New York FCU Five Guys Burgers and Fries Four Winds Hospital Galesi Group Griffith Dardanelli, Architects, PC Harold R. Clune, Inc. Jumpin’ Jack’s Drive-In Laborers’ Local 157 Lawrence Motel Litz and Litz Main-Care Energy Martin, Harding & Mazzotti, LLP Multi-Phase Contracting North River Restoration Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Assoc., PC Pattersonville Furniture Store Paul Smith’s College Precision Auto Repair, Inc.

QC Labs, Inc. R. Santorelli Electric, Inc. Ray Sign Visual Communications Re4orm Architecture Russell Sage College Scautub Agency, Inc. Schenectady Branch YMCA Schenectady County Schenectady Police Department State Transmission SUNY Albany SUNY Delhi SUNY Maritime College SUNYIT Super Power T & P Lawn and Landscape The College of Saint Rose The College Store The Creative Advantage, Inc. The Edison Club The Legislative Gazette Time Warner Cable Troy Youth Association, Inc. Upstate Equipment Co., Inc. Utica College In Memory of Ameer Ali Stephen Astmann Ralph Collins Jared Shaker ‘07 In Memory of Carole Auger Vladia C. Boniewski ‘71 Mary Ann LaRocco Heather Meaney In Memory of Nicholas Barbaro Adirondack Foot Care Joseph and Jody Anson Anthony and Christianne Apuzzi Troy Bajardi Matthew and Catherine Barbaro Wayne Beale Anne Beard Walter and Wendy Berninger Michael and Eleanor Beson Judith ’95 and Terry Bianchine Eric Bieber Kimberly Bolster and Jonathon Bain Catherine and Kevin Brauer Susan and Leo Butera David and Mary Campe John Coletta Timothy and Tracy Conley Adam and Tryntze Conway Thomas and Jane Conway Joseph and Kathleen Culella Thomas Czerwinski Daniel and Cynthia D’Amboise Paul Davis Thomas and Carole Doody

Erik Edson Arthur and Marcelle Etringer Frank and Michele Fazio Ira Feinberg Mark and Jasmine Fleischer Paul Flood Douglas and Catherine Friedman Friends of Nicholas Barbaro Walt Gannon Sean Gnat Robert Hartl and Michelle Gaffney Susan and Robert Hoff, SCCC Emeritus Brian Hollister Sean Hunter Richard Jung Christopher Kingsley Thomas J. Link Patricia and Gregor MacMillan Benjamin Masaitis Ryan Mazurski Michael McCabe James and Mary McGuirk Steve Miller Wayne and Carol Mizerak Robert and Andrea Morehouse Maurice and Donna Padula Michael Podgorski Pat Podgorski David Rushman Laurence and Marilyn Shapiro Matt Sickles Daniel Smith Steve Smith Jamie Snyder Peter Sparagna Robert and Janice Swider Lois Tyler Christine Urbano John and Jody Van Voris Joseph Wierschem Don Zee In MEMORY Of Peter Cousins Jack and Connie Hume In Memory of Mary Gioia Michael and Joan Celentano Daniel and Kelly Ann Gioia Patricia Gioia Patrick and Elizabeth Gioia Robert and Brenda Gioia Eugene Leary In Memory of Alexander LaRocco Martha and Ed Asselin Michael and Ellen Auerbach Diane and Gabriel Basil, SCCC Emeritus Athan Baskous Martin Bianchi Vincent and Elvira Bianchi

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Linda Blandino Joan and Vincent Blando Vladia C. Boniewski ‘71 Carol Borthwick Lydia Boynton Earl Bucci Quintin B. Bullock William and Cheryl Busino Roy and Rachel Cameron Elvio and Linda Carboni Eunice Chouffi Nina Ciavolino Angela Ciervo ‘73 Doris Clark Anneliese Conley Audrey Cuda Evelyn and Bob Currie Robert and Mary Jane Damberg Dominick De Simone William and Joanne DiCaprio Robert and Charlotte Distel Susan Donahue Maude H. Dunlap Hugh Farley Diane and Bill Faubion Richard and Joan Felak John Fenaroli Kevin J. Ferreria Amorette Fichtel Donald and Mary Frederick Mary Gleason Karl and Debra Griffith Denise Hernas Ethel and John Howard Henry Hughes Gertrude and Richard Johnson Karen B. Johnson Margaret C. King Edward and Katherine Koivula Matthew and Kelli Lane John Lynch William and Joan Mack Marie and Arthur Martini Victor and Liz Mazzotti Kathryn and Walter McLachlan Heather Meaney Calvin and Mary Miller Georgiana Murray Joan and Ernest Myer Joseph and Lois Neufeld William and Janis Nortz James O’Connell Adelaide O’Connor Richard and Dorothy O’Connor Paula Ohlhous ‘87 Marion Oot Hillary and Michael Palmiotto Lawrence and Susan Paul Robert Pezzano

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Frank and Jeanne Plemenik, Jr. Angela and Chip Prestigiacomo Rosemary and Walter Pryne Ruth Rennerts Jeffrey and Kathleen Reynolds Janet Robbins Roberta Rolston Benjamin Round and Jo Ann Cote-Round John and Ann Salemme Schenectady County Community College Faculty Association Barbara C. Schmitz Patricia Schwenk Kelly Shea-Bradley Janet Shook Robert and Joan Silvernail Jean Smullens Marilyn Soffer Randall Soffer Sarah Sterusky Jane Stewart Stanley and Ellen Strauss Kenneth and Judith Swain Peter and Margaret Ten Eyck Anthony and June Tranelli Shirley and James Tull John and Diane Warner, Jr. Marie and William Wilson Gloria Zampini ‘97 Cynthia Zielaskowski Pamela Zilka Frances Zinicola Lena Zinicola Vincent Zinicola In Memory of Gail Nolan Jeanne Maloy Marshall & Sterling Upstate, Inc. Daniel and Deborah Round Nick and Gail Valentino In Memory of John Pisano Deborah and Harold Gray In Memory of Anna Rakoske Deborah and Harold Gray In Memory of Miriam C. Rider Thomas and Barbara Rider/The Rider Family Trust In Memory of Michael Timpanaro ‘03 Jerry and Geriann Eddy Fine Affairs, Incorporated Friends of Panera Bread Linda Gultridge Ellen Heekin ‘98 Kathleen Kotary David Mac Donald J. S. and Karen Panza Mary Timpanaro

In Memory of Art Van Damme Alfred and Anita Haugen In Honor Of Dr. Quintin Bullock Marie Morin Fetzner In Honor Of Office Of Planning And Development Vladia C. Boniewski ’71 IN KIND GIFTS 74 State Albany Aqua Ducks, Inc. Arthur Murray Dance Studio Ben & Jerry’s Barbara Bishop Ward Vladia Boniewski ‘71 Judith Brodeur ‘94 Bromley Mountain Bruegger’s Bagel Bakery Quintin B. Bullock Kathleen Burke ‘99 Capital Repertory Theatre Terry Casillo Chez Daisie The City Squire Restaurant The College Store Constellation Wines US County Waste Dale Miller Restaurant Janice Deluke ‘93 Joan Dembinski ‘09 Maude H. Dunlap The Edison Club The Egg El Loco Mexican Cafe Experience & Creative Design Ltd. The Faculty Student Association of SCCC, Inc. Diane Smith Faubion Ferri Formals & Bridals Five Guys Famous Burgers & Fries Gideon Putnam Hotel The Glen Sanders Mansion Glenville Mini Sportplex, Incorporated Gold’s Gym Walter Grattidge Maryann Graybash ‘98 Karl Griffith Guidarelli’s Roman Villa Hoffman Development Corporation Howe Caverns, Inc Lynne O. King The Lamar Companies Jan Libbon MVP Health Plan, Incorporated Jeanne Maloy Marvin & Company, PC Gail McNeil Miller Printing Monro Muffler /Brake & Service

Denise Murphy McGraw National Baseball Hall of Fame Niskayuna Wines & Liquors James O’Brien Paula Ohlhous ‘87 The Open Door Bookstore Panera Bread, Inc. The Parker Inn Petta’s Restaurant, Inc. Pineapple Fields Mary Ann Pliskowski Yono Purnomo Saratoga Gaming and Raceway The Saratoga Hilton Saratoga Performing Arts Center Schenectady Museum Scott’s Hallmark Scotti’s Restaurant and Pizzeria Mary Ann Sheehy Spectrum 8 Theatres Stewart’s Shops The Stockade Inn Tablecloths for Granted Michael Tobin Total Events, LLC Tri-City Valley Cats Vicarious Visions Matching Gift Companies Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation General Electric Foundation Key Bank Foundation Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation

This list represents gifts made between September 2009 and August 2010. If your name was misspelled, misplaced or omitted, please accept our apologies and let us know by calling 518-381-1324.

Student Internships in the Community 2009-2010 Students at SCCC fulfill internships, fieldwork assignments and workplace observations in many community organizations, including the following: Accounting & Business Baptist Health Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Walt Disney World (Orlando, Fla.) Beth Keysar, CPA Aviation Albany International Airport Chemical Dependency Counseling Altamont House Carver Community Counseling Services Conifer Park The Eleanor Young Outpatient Clinic Equinox Counseling Services Hedgerow House Hope House New Choices Recovery Center Schoharie County Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse SPARC St. Peters Addiction Recovery St Mary’s Hospital of Amsterdam The VA Hospital of Albany COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS Engage Learning COMPUTER NETWORKING AND SYSTEMS Key Bank Criminal Justice Parsons Child and Family Center Rotterdam Police Department Saratoga Springs City Court Saratoga County Probation Schenectady County Probation Schenectady County Sheriffs Dept Schenectady Drug Court Schenectady Family Court Scotia Police Department Zone 5 Police Academy EARLY CHILDHOOD Albany County Head Start Albany Montessori Bethlehem Preschool Brown School Calvary United Methodist Church Child Program and Family Resource Center Clifton Park Center Baptist Preschool Club Fed Child Care Fun and Friends Family Home Care Gateway Montessori at SCCC

Glenville Cooperative Preschool Greenfield Elementary Guilderland YMCA Kindercare Kingsway Kids Mapleleaf Daycare, Burnt Hills, Guilderland, Malta, Rotterdam Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School Our World Montessori Parson’s Early Head Start Rexford’s Happy Home Daycare Saratoga Independent School SCAP Head Start Schenectady Day Nursery Schonowe Preschool St, Anthony’s School Sunrise Children’s Center Wildwood Program YWCA Children’s Center at SCCC YWCA Children’s Center at Steinmetz YWCA Children’s Center at Yates Village YWCA Children’s Center at Washington Avenue

Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism Albany County Convention & Visitors Bureau Albany Marriott Aramark, Giant Stadium Aramark, Shea Stadium Centerplate Chartwells Desmond Hotel, Albany, N.Y. Disneyland (Anaheim, Calif.)

Empire Meeting Solutions Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Ky. KeyBank Mazzone Management Group NYS Bar Association NYS Department of Tourism NYS Hospitality and Tourism Association Price Chopper Saratoga and Belmont N.Y. State Racing Association Site Solutions TGI Fridays Walt Disney World, Orlando, Fla. Human Services Baptist Health and Nursing Rehabilitation Center Bethesda House Captain-Youth and Family Services Carver Community Center Catholic Charities of Schenectady County Daughters of Sarah Nursing Center Dayhaven Eddy Ford Nursing Home Ellis Hospital Equinox Girls Inc. of the Greater Capital Region Heritage Home for Women

Hope House of Albany Living Resources Mohawk Opportunities Northeast Parent and Child Society Parsons Child and Family Center Planned Parenthood Saratoga Therapeutic Equestrian Program Schenectady City School District Schenectady Community Action Program (SCAP) Schenectady Community Headstart Schenectady County Department of Social Services Schenectady Inner City Ministry (SICM) Schenectady Jewish Community Center Sojourn House (SCAP) St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center (SPARC) Wildwood Programs YMCA of Schenectady YWCA of Schenectady Music Albany City Schools Burnt Hills – Ballston Lake School District Canton School District East Greenbush School District Fonda-Fultonville School District Galway School District Guilderland School District Hoosick Falls School District Mohonasen School District Niskayuna Central School District North Colonie School District Saratoga City School District Schalmont School District Schenectady City School District Scotia-Glenville School District South Colonie School District Paralegal Family Courts Local Law Offices Public Defender Offices New York State Assembly New York State Office of the Comptroller New York State Senate YWCA, Victim Advocacy Office

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