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SUNY Ulster’s Spring Open House Returns to Campus May 6

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Save the Date, Open House Satursday May 6 9am-12, Stone Ridge Campus

April 10, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster will hold its Spring Open House on the Stone Ridge campus on Saturday, May 6 beginning at 9 a.m. Prospective and accepted students and their families are invited to attend this informative and fun event.

Attendees will be able to learn more about SUNY Ulster’s programs, athletics, student support services, campus life, and more. Visit our College Services Fair, take a campus tour, attend an academic program showcase presented by SUNY Ulster faculty in their academic departments, and learn everything you need to know about our college admissions and registration process.

Prospective students will be able to get help applying to SUNY Ulster, filling out their financial aid applications, and are encouraged to schedule a future one-on-one session with an Enrollment & Success Counselor for guidance through the entire admissions process.

Accepted students will be able to schedule an advisement and registration appointment to complete their fall schedule.

All open house guests will receive a discount on all SUNY Ulster Spirit Wear in the Senators Store, and there will be local Food Trucks on site with refreshments for purchase.

Registration is required for this event. For more information, please contact SUNY Ulster Admissions, Enrollment & Success Center at admissionsevents@sunyulster.edu or (845) 687-5022.

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Dr. Alison Buckley Joins Panel in 2023 AAUW NYS Celebration of College Women Presidents

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April 4, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – The American Association of University Women has invited SUNY Ulster President Dr. Alison Buckley to participate on a panel in their 2023 AAUW NYS Celebration of College Women Presidents. This celebration will be presented via Zoom on Saturday, April 8; from 9:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Dr. Buckley will take part during panel II at 11 a.m. where she will discuss her unique experience as SUNY Ulster president, her mentors, and the challenges that appear with incoming academically unprepared students from 2020.

In addition to Alison Buckley, Ed.D., other panelists include Denise A. Battles, Ph.D. from SUNY Geneseo; Katherine S. Conway-Turner, Ph.D. from SUNY Buffalo State University; Kristine D. Duffy, Ed. D. from SUNY Adirondack; Amy Kremenek, D.M. from Tompkins Cortland Community College; Mary C. Toale, Ph.D. from SUNY Oswego; and Lisa Vollendorf, Ph.D. from SUNY Empire State College.

AAUW has been a national, non-partisan, grassroots organization promoting equity and education for women and girls since 1881. This organization advocates for women, helps women pursue graduate studies, and empowers women to challenge sex discrimination.

Dr. Buckley established her presidency of SUNY Ulster in July 2022. Before her role at SUNY Ulster, she served as Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services at Howard Community College in Columbia, MD. During her time there, Howard was consistently recognized for best practices in the field of enrollment management and had the strongest enrollment among Maryland’s community colleges. Following that Dr. Buckley was Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Connecticut State Community Colleges in New Britain, CT. In this role she was responsible for establishing the strategic enrollment management direction for the state’s community colleges and led the reform efforts for student affairs to ensure all community college students had the support and resources needed to be successful.

Dr. Buckley received a bachelor’s degree from Randolph College, a master’s degree in history and a postgraduate certificate in museum studies from the University of Delaware, an M.Phil. in women’s studies from the University of Dublin, Trinity College, an MBA from the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, College Park, and a doctorate in organizational leadership studies from Northeastern University.

SUNY Ulster Holds Virtual Financial Aid Workshops

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SUNY Ulster Press Release

SUNY Ulster Holds Virtual Financial Aid Workshops

February 24, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster has scheduled multiple financial aid workshops to be held on Zoom. During the workshop, students can expect to get help from a SUNY Ulster Financial Aid Counselor in completing their 2023-2024 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Registration is required. The workshops will be held from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the following dates:

  • March 9, 2023
  • April 6, 2023
  • May 11, 2023
  • June 1, 2023

 

Please have your 2021 tax information on hand before the workshop begins which includes your W-2 forms, federal tax returns, and any other income or asset documents. For more information, contact Kathleen Hasbrouck at 845-687-5217.

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SUNY Ulster Students Bring Awareness to Fashion Sustainability Options

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After learning the harsh realities of the fashion industry from their professor Kristin Flynn, four first year students at SUNY Ulster sought to bring attention to the harmful impact of ‘fast-fashion’ and the steps we can all take to limit our footprint.

Rosa Onderdonk-Knaus, Jackson Zavala, Arden Johnson, and Izzy Vicari note a few issues with the industry:

  • 8% of global Carbon emissions are due to the fashion industry
  • 10% of microplastics in our oceans originate from textiles
  • 85% of all textiles end up in landfills yearly 

The Fashion industry’s global emissions are expected to double by the end of the decade. “We want to empower people to make choices that help lessen the impact” Vicari said during an interview with Blue Stone Press reporter, Anne Pyburn Craig. The foursome is promoting the old adage, “Reuse, Reduce, Recycle”. 

The students agree that a cultural transition from fast-fashion to sustainable fashion will be a tough but necessary shift. The average person in the United States discards 81 pounds of clothing each year. To put that in perspective, that’s about the weight of a twelve year old child. Instead of tossing clothing into the trash over a rip or missing button Vitari suggests learning some “simple mending”, in fact events like Repair Cafe in Kingston are a wonderful resource to learn these skills. All the students encourage people to recycle properly using Fab Scrap which picks up leftover materials or The Blue Jeans Go Green program that collects denim (made from cotton) so that it can be recycled back to its original fiber state and transformed into something new.

 In addition to reducing our closets turning door, we can all be conscientious when we buy. Pre-loved and gently used clothing from Peoples Place, Lovefield Consignment, and Rock Candy Vintage always have beautiful clothing that you can feel good about purchasing. Finally, turn those old threads into funky new items to give them a new life! 

After learning about the environmental impact of the fashion industry these students are still passionate about the field they’ve chosen, and seem to have valuable ideas and information to share about the future of the fashion industry. Cavala admits she’s “absolutely getting a solid and excellent foundation” here at SUNY Ulster.

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Marieken Cochius at Muroff-Kotlter from November 4 from 4 to 6 p.m.      

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Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery at SUNY Ulster Presents ‘Guiding the Currents’ works of Marieken Cochius from October 7 through November 29, 2022

Opening Reception Scheduled for Friday November 4 from 4 to 6 p.m.           

October 24, 2022 – Stone Ridge, NY – The Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery begins its fall season with an exhibition of the works of Marieken Cochius entitled, Guiding the Currents running from October 7 through November 29, 2022. A reception is scheduled for Friday November 4, from 4 to 6 p.m. The event is free and is open to the public.

Marieken Cochius’ works are described as meditative, intuitive and often explores growth forms, movement of light and wind, root systems, and animal architecture. The exhibition will include; sculpture, drawings, and paintings.

Marieken Cochius is a Dutch-born artist currently residing in the Hudson Valley. Cochius is recognized for her features in the New York Times, Elle Decor, Columbia Journal, and in over 40 Art/Literary/Poetry/University publications and magazines in the USA and abroad. Many of Cochius’ works have been shown in group exhibitions in local galleries such as Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh, NY and the Lockwood Gallery, Kingston, NY.

The Muroff-Kotler Visual Arts Gallery is open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For special viewings, call 845-687-5134. For more information, contact Chris Seubert at seubertc@sunyulster.edu.

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Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster Fall 2022 Open House on August 10 to Showcase In-Demand Career Programs

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SUNY Ulster Press Release

Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster Fall 2022 Open House on August 10 to Showcase In-Demand Career Programs

Modern Cut-and-Sew Program and Presentation on the History of Textile Manufacturing in the Hudson Valley Among Newest Offerings

July 27, 2022 – Kingston, NY – The Continuing and Professional Education department of SUNY Ulster is holding an Open House on August 10 from 4-7 pm. It will highlight many of the career programs and courses offered this fall including a new Cut and Sew microcredential.

The Cut and Sew program is ideal for those who want to start their own business or work for one of many Cut and Sew manufacturers in the Hudson Valley. Included will be a presentation by The Reher Center on their Kingston Sews display as well as a display by local Cut and Sew manufacturing company, Community Manufacturing Solutions.

The CNC Operator microcredential was created in response to the need for skilled CNC operators in the Hudson Valley. Working with The Arc Mid-Hudson, this program is inclusive of those in the community with Level I Autism. Comprised of two courses offered this fall: Fundamentals of Metrology and CNC Fundamentals, students will have the opportunity to earn a Haas Certification as well as the CNC Operator microcredential badge within only four months. Brian Healy, Director of Behavioral Health Services at the Arc Mid-Hudson will speak and answer questions that parents or students may have about the program.

NYSDOL registered apprentices and those already working in the manufacturing field can find out about courses to advance their careers.

CASAC instructor, Lisa Babb will present from 5-6 pm on the CASAC program starting this September. Included will be an overview of the course material and OASAS requirements to practice in NYS.

A free GED class will be held from 5-6 pm and again from 6-7 pm for those looking to try a class before registering.  Instructor Joann Dayton-Wolf will be available to answer questions about the program.

A free English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) class will be held from 5-6 pm and again from 6-7 pm for those who would like to sample a class before enrolling.

Many scholarships and grants are available to enable those in the community to train for a manufacturing career at little to no cost. Courses include CNC Programmer, CNC Operator, Advanced CNC, Fundamental Concepts of Metrology, Certified Production Technician, and Electrical Theory. Barbara Ann Livermore Reer, Assistant Dean for Workforce will be on hand to discuss scholarships and answer questions.

Program Coordinators will be on hand to assist potential students with questions on programs and registration for fall courses.

For more information, call the CE office at 845-339-2025.  To register for one of these info sessions, visit bit.ly/cefallinfosessions22.

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Pre-Apprenticeship Microcredential Leads to Job Interview after Just 15-Weeks

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SUNY Ulster Press Release

July 22, 2021 – Kingston, NY – SUNY Ulster announces an Advanced Manufacturing Pre-Apprenticeship Microcredential for those looking to start a career in Advanced Manufacturing.  Students can complete this program by attending class one day per week for 15 weeks. At the end of the 15 weeks, local manufacturing companies looking to hire local talent will interview students who successfully complete.

Courses within the Pre-apprenticeship Microcredential include MSSC Certified Production Technician (CPT) and Fundamental Concepts of Metrology.

Students in the Certified Production Technician (CPT 4.0) program will learn the core skills they need to work in advanced manufacturing production in one of many Hudson Valley companies. Students who successfully complete all training components will earn a nationally-recognized certification that prepares them to work as a front line technician with opportunities to move into more advanced manufacturing production positions.  This program is ideal for individuals with limited or no prior knowledge of manufacturing who wish to begin a career in this high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand industry.

The CPT 4.0 program consists of four individual certification exams:

  • Safety
  • Quality Practices & Measurement
  • Manufacturing Processes & Production
  • Maintenance Awareness

Students will also take Fundamental Concepts of Metrology.  This course teaches students to interpret the symbols and measurements that appear on technical drawings as necessary for machine operators, supervisors, inspectors, and other manufacturing personnel. The course will incorporate team-based skill training and understanding the environment of a manufacturing company.

SUNY Ulster created this microcredential with support from local manufacturing companies who continue to increase production and add jobs. Students within this program will have the opportunity to meet with local employers during the program, apply for work-based learning experiences, and interview for open positions.

The program begins on August 26 and the registration deadline is August 20. For more information or the potential to receive tuition assistance for the program, please call SUNY Ulster’s registration team at 845-339-2025.

 

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Summer Open Houses in Business, Criminal Justice, and Environmental Studies

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June 23, 2021 – Stone Ridge, NY – Registration is open for three open houses on SUNY Ulster’s Business, Criminal Justice, and Environmental Studies programs. Scheduled via Zoom at 5 p.m. to accommodate those who have summer or full-time jobs, these sessions will provide information on each program’s degrees, job outlook, financial aid and scholarships, internships, and more.


Environmental Studies Open House
Tuesday, July 6 at 5 p.m.
Discover how a degree in Environmental Studies prepares students for transfer to a four-year college and an in-demand career in the Hudson Valley and Catskill Watershed Region. Register at sunyulster.edu/environmentalstudies to receive the Zoom link.

Criminal Justice Open House
Thursday, July 15 at 5 p.m.

Gain information on how SUNY Ulster’s Criminal Justice degrees lead to a rewarding career in local and state law enforcement, corrections, and private sector investigative and public safety careers. Register at sunyulster.edu/criminaljustice to receive the Zoom link.

Business Department Open House
Thursday, July 15 at 5 p.m.

Learn how a business degree, certificate, or microcredential can lead to a flexible career with upward mobility. Register at sunyulster.edu/businesscareers to receive the Zoom link.

SUNY Ulster has developed a long and successful track record of offering two-year, as well as shorter skills-building certificates and microcredentials in fields with long-term growth projections for the region. In addition, the college will award over $500K in scholarships this year. Together with financial aid, over 70 percent of SUNY Ulster students graduate with no debt.

For questions about these Open Houses, any other SUNY Ulster program, or the admissions process, email esc@sunyulster.edu or call (845) 687-5022.

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Drive In Arts Exhibition at SUNY Ulster on April 30

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April 13, 2021 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster is holding a Drive In Arts Exhibition on April 30, 2021 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Rain date is May 1 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the public.

On exhibit will be art from SUNY Ulster’s first and second year arts program students including Fashion Design, Fine Art/Visual Art, and Music. When visitors drive onto the SUNY Ulster campus, they will be guided through the outdoor exhibits by directional signage, a printed program, and by dialing into a specifically designated radio station to learn more about the works, educational programs, and to hear the performing ensembles.

The Fine Art/Visual Art program is a foundation-based program preparing students for transfer to four-year institutions or career entry. On view will be first-year student paintings, drawings, photography, design, and printmaking. Second year students will display their transfer/career portfolio projects. Second-year students will be finishing their Bachelor degrees at the School of Visual Arts, SUNY New Paltz, and SUNY Fredonia, among other colleges.

The Fashion Design program will be showing pencil skirts and button down shirts that highlight the pattern-making, sewing, and construction skills by first-year students. Second-year graduating students will show their final collections: a coordinated group of garments with tops, pants, dresses, and coats that include a focus on surface decorations including embroidery, applique, and patchwork. Graduating students will be transferring to the Fashion Institute of Technology, Savannah College of Art and Design or SUNY Oneonta to complete their four-year degrees.

The Music program will feature several of their performing ensembles available to students and community members including the SUNY Ulster Community Band, Jazz Ensemble, College Chorus, and Guitar Ensemble. Some of the four-year institutions music program students are transferring to include SUNY Fredonia, SUNY Potsdam, Ithaca, and Bard.

To keep traffic flowing, interested attendees are required to register and choose a convenient time slot.

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President’s and Dean’s Lists for Fall 2020

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February 8, 2021 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster releases its President’s List and Dean’s List for the Fall 2020 semester.

Full-Time President’s List

A total of 115 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Fall 2020 semester, reported Dr. Alan P. Roberts, President, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.75 and higher, plus other requirements.

The full-time Fall 2020 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

  • Accord:  Celeste Atkins, Sydnee Rider.
  • Bloomingburg:  Laina Silliman.
  • Boiceville:  Derek Boyle.
  • Eddyville:  Lauren McConnell.
  • Ellenville:  Jasmin Nunuvero, Thomas Shadd, Madison Stone.
  • Esopus:  Emilie Aebi.
  • Gardiner:  Lindsey Canavan.
  • Germantown:  Carrington Wood.
  • High Falls:  Lennon Bass, Paige Bogart, Jordan Creegan.
  • Highland: Eryl Bevan, Christopher Mack, Calen Sullivan.
  • Highland Mills:  Sarah Parker.
  • Hopewell Junction:  Megan Steubing.
  • Hurley:  Brian McCorkle, Matthew Pisano, Morgan Quinn, Brooklyn Zeh.
  • Kerhonkson:  Jennifer Callan, Kaja Deren, Jenni Garrison, Laura Heath, Berlin Koehler, Amber Larsen, Andrea Mendoza, Ramona Saft, James Thompson, Casey Tuero, Aylin Tuna.
  • Kingston:  Ashley Anaya, Homero Campos, Steven Cina, Fatima Contreras-Pacheco, Haley DeCicco, Mikayla Diacovo, Samuel Goldberg, Whitney Heredia-Leon, Anders Iaconelli, Riley Jacobsen, Owen O’Connor, Dhyey Patel, Louise Polk, Evan Smith, Sophie Temple, Elmo Tinti, Grace Tremper, Leah Wilkins, Kylie Williams.
  • Lake Katrine:  Frances Detweiler, Andrew Hoben, Olivia Hoben, Jayna Ramesh.
  • Marlboro:  Michael Greco, Daniela Lo Piccolo.
  • Massapequa Park:  Jack Murphy.
  • Middletown:  Savino Citriniti.
  • Modena:  James Fazio.
  • Montgomery:  Rebecca Hoeffner.
  • Monticello:  Scott Brett.
  • New Paltz:  Lucy Arnade, Maya Becker, Noah Cotant, Marissa Dawson, Lily Jones-Guida, Summer Mohrmann, Jennifer Navarro, Gregory Renner, Maya Todd.
  • Newburgh:  Christian Diorio.
  • Olivebridge:  Deanna Carr.
  • Pine Bush:  Jocelyn Siegel, Lorelei Siegel.
  • Pine Plains:  Holly Bay.
  • Port Ewen:  Dakota Terpening-Marino, Matthew Wenzel.
  • Poughkeepsie:  Sierra Madison.
  • Red Hook:  Malia DiGugno.
  • Rensselaer:  Jordan Kennedy.
  • Saugerties:  Isabel Arter, Jackson Baker, Mercy Danner, Sabrina Fales, Charles Johnson, Anna Larson, Michael Quinn, Kerstyn Shultis, Julia Voerg.
  • Shokan:  Jack Dornan, Alizay Shah, Annie VanKleeck.
  • Staatsburg:  Jolene Region.
  • Stone Ridge:  Andy Coache, Jessica Hernandez.
  • Tillson:  Emma Britten, Chloe Faoro, Alexander Herrling, Saara Pulkkinen, Matthew Smith, Sky Van Laan.
  • Tivoli:  Jonathan Rhea.
  • Wallkill:  Carly Coddington, Sean Gustafson, Shana Hager, Olivia Lukach, Johny Vela.
  • Wappingers Falls:  Krysta Beneway, Alexandria Natonio.
  • Washingtonville:  Isabella Zeoli.
  • Woodstock:  Daniel Mintz.
  • Wroclaw:  Aleksander Zima.

Part-Time President’s List

A total of 43 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Fall 2020 semester, reported Dr. Alan P. Roberts, President, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.75 or higher, plus other requirements.

The part-time Fall 2020 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

  • Bloomingburg:  Jill Sherlock.
  • Callicoon:  Amelia Brooks.
  • Cornwall-on-Hudson:  Nicole Riccardi.
  • Croton-on-Hudson:  Gretchen Grimm.
  • Ellenville:  Jordan Dickman.
  • High Falls:  Sloane Lapointe, Dylan Passaretti.
  • Highland:  Farrah Ogelle, Jamie Sealund.
  • Hurley: Marleis Rosier.
  • Kerhonkson:  Elizabeth Perez.
  • Kingston:  Sadie Gordon, KellyAnn Palazzolo, Drew Soshensky, Graham Soyer, Justine Suarez, Bailey Vines. 
  • Lake Katrine:  Hongyan Liang, Joanna Munley.
  • Milton:  James Kuha.
  • New Paltz:  Benjamin Ambrosini, Henry Ferland, Sharon Otis, Cori Sherow, Darren Unger.
  • Port Ewen:  Erica Fautz.
  • Poughkeepsie:  Tierney Braden, Sharmane Hogue.
  • Red Hook:  Jeffrey Shea, Gabriela Vasquez.
  • Rosendale:  Emily McDowell.
  • Round Top:  Hannah Seebacher.
  • Saugerties:  Dawn Hollis, Blake Hopper, Lisa Hunter, Mateo Mercado.
  • Shokan:  Lily Savatgy, Quinn Savatgy.
  • Staten Island:  Sarah Gela.
  • Stone Ridge:  Amelia Capen.
  • Utica:  Victoria Celella.
  • West Park:  Heather Travis.
  • Wurtsboro:  Jada Adams.

Full-Time Dean’s List

A total of 153 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2020 semester, reported Kevin R. Stoner, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is 3.30 or higher, plus other requirements.

The full-time Fall 2020 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

  • Accord:  Gwen Cutaia, Jeremiah Flaherty, Ailene Lynch, Kevin Riopelle, Joseph Silva, Lauren Skeen, Neva Suszcynski.
  • Arkville:  Matthew Van Valkenburg.
  • Beacon:  Michael Ganz, Marissa Schiller.
  • Bloomingburg:  Saige Mae Reisert.
  • Bloomington:   Heather Williams.
  • Cohoes:  Lauren Benoit.
  • Connelly:  Zachary Helzer, Rebecca Shaw.
  • Cornwall:  Logan Colandrea.
  • Cragsmoor:  Jasmine Doolittle.
  • Ellenville:  Quinn Avery, Lucas Benton, Kyle Guiney, Hasan Lewis, Isabella Ligotino, Bianca Sorbara, Henry Spencer, Zachary Sticco, Faith Swanson.
  • Gardiner:  Joshua Clinton, Aleese Crocco, Kenneth Raines.
  • Glasco:  Kyle Whittaker.
  • Highland:  Michele Sandy.
  • Highland Mills:  Daniel Heffner.
  • Hopewell Junction:  Vipin Mathew.
  • Hurley:  Carly Harjes, Bixin Zhang.
  • Kerhonkson:  Madeleine Callan, Olivia DeGraw, Adrian Politano, Cassandra Quick, Patricia Tetta, Aaliah Williams.
  • Kingston:  Brandon Albertson, Moriom Amy, Rebecca Bradford, Christian Brake, Donna Carmody, Jeremiah Childs, Christopher Coddington, Rachel Collins, Cheyanne Corbin, Mary Curran, Scarlett D’Arcy, Ashly Felter, Giovanina Giordano, Jonathan Guerra-Ruiz, Isaias Herrera, Callie Houghtaling, Sophia Kearney, Zarar Khan, Allen Kozlowski, Chyna Leghorn, Elizabeth Lemus, Heather Metzger-Brodhead, Joshua Moon, Dominic Nichols, Brandon North, Madison Olson, Jerilynn Organtini, Courtney Perry, Salaudeen Roots, Da’Jour Schleede, Olivia Schmidt, Muhammad Shabbir, Larissa Shaughnessy, Julia Simonini, Marissa Trojan, Iris Veasey.
  • Lake Katrine:  Kyle Burke, Meghan Ede, Dominick Policastro, Jonathan Traver.
  • Latham:  Toni Fusco.
  • Livingston Manor:  Jessyca Wolcott.
  • Malta:  Reed Rudowsky.
  • Marlboro:  Tatiana Hickman.
  • Milton:  Xin Gao.
  • Modena:  Dean Clarke.
  • Mount Marion:  Jordann Mayr.
  • New Paltz:  Andrew Barrese, Shawn Becker, Isabella Brill, Lisa Butler, Jordan Carboy, Caleb Carr, Samantha Judge, Elizabeth Medrano, Taylor Venditti, Nicole Wasylak.
  • New Windsor:  Elizabeth Grace.
  • Newburgh:  Andres Arestin, Ashley Yonnone.
  • Olivebridge:  Troy O’Connor.
  • Pawling:  Gabriella Delaski.
  • Pine Bush:  Bernadette Cambareri, Brendan Conklin, Logan DeVries, Adam Grass, Caterina Salazar.
  • Port Ewen:  Christopher Nguyen.
  • Poughkeepsie:  Meagan Flynn.
  • Red Hook:  Ciciley Haslem, Colin Herdina, Jonathon Torres.
  • Rosendale:  David Reid, Brandon Staccio.
  • Saugerties:  Elizabeth Cirafice, Shyanne Clark, Joseph Comito, Skylar France, Amber Freeman, Jevaughn Hastings, Emma Larson, Maximilliano Martinez, Jenifer Monroy, Jessica Plonski, Annike Rell.
  • Shokan:  Acarya Baker, Brandy Blasioli.
  • Stone Ridge:  Kelly Armour, Olivia Avello, Naomi Koch, Raymond Leahey, Anne Palmer, Margaret Priest.
  • Tillson:  James Newman, Maria Tanjila.
  • Ulster Park:  Christine Barrett, Makayla Fryling, Caitlin Sarubbi.
  • Unionville:  Cassidy Iasello.
  • Wallkill:  Patrick Dommermuth, David Fernandez, Julia Graziano, Veronica Padilla, Malvin Rivas.
  • Wanaque:  Tyler Guadagno.
  • Wappingers Falls:  Mahalia Portocarrero.
  • Warwick:  Kyle Smith.
  • West Hurley:  Samuel Buono, Kimberly Kearney.
  • Willow:  Carrie Higgins.
  • Woodstock:  Ashley Grandy, Francis Sargenti.

Part-Time Dean’s List

A total of 64 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2020 semester, reported Kevin R. Stoner, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, SUNY Ulster.

The list, compiled each semester, is comprised of students whose final average for the period of all courses taken is at least 3.30 or higher, plus other requirements.

The part-time Fall 2020 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

  • Accord:  Jonathan Langer.
  • Beacon:  Emma Rudzinski.
  • Cortlandt Manor:  Regina Creighton.
  • Ellenville:  Gabriel Yushuvayev.
  • High Falls:  Ellie Richardson.
  • Highland:  Steven Long, Emily Losonczy, Kimberly Schwinge, Rajricka Tabannah.
  • Hurley:  Katherine Johnson, Melanie Johnson, Philip Sinagra.
  • Hyde Park:  Alexandria Fischetti, Amandeep Kang.
  • Kerhonkson:  Molly Brittell, Victoria Somer, Tashena Williams Jones.
  • Kingston:  Mary Brennan, Carol Demarest-Duffy, Ashley Flores, Douglas Freeman, Rebecca Hansen, Michelle Houghtaling, Ashley Levine, Erica Naccarato, Lydia Picknell, Vanessa Umbro.
  • Lake Katrine:  Rachel Senate.
  • Liberty:  Edilia Figuerdo.
  • Marlboro:  Michele Landis.
  • Milton:  Dulce Ward.
  • Mt. Marion:  Emily Albright.
  • New Paltz:  Aidan Barritt, John Barton, Gabriella Connolly, Cody Heller, Kristen Rosario, Robert Wallner.
  • Newburgh: William Rodriguez.
  • Pine Bush:  Chloe Ingrassia.
  • Port Ewen:  Tanya Hoefer.
  • Poughkeepsie:  Blue Garcia, April Martinez Gutierrez, Angelique Wood.
  • Rensselaer:  Christine Magzul.
  • Rhinebeck:  Elizabeth Allen.
  • Rifton:  Micaela LaBarbera, Danialle Signor.
  • Rosendale:  Carly Salloway.
  • Saugerties:  Chloe Burklund, Christopher Connolly, Jaclyn Davren, Katrina Freer, Shannon Gelles, Aris Henderson, Jennifer Quednau, Morgan Sperl.
  • Stanfordville:  Mercedes Lapp.
  • Stone Ridge:  Chantelle Bigler.
  • Wallkill:  Nicole Ritter.
  • Wappingers Falls:  Elysa Nott, Kara Vidulich.
  • West Hurley:  Kristen Cannon, Catherine Johnan.

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