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SUNY Ulster Associate Professor Selected as a 2023

March 21, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

SUNY Ulster Associate Professor, Jennifer Guiher, Selected as a 2023 Dale P. Parnell Distinguished Faculty Recognition Honoree

March 20, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – This month the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) has announced their 2023 Dale P. Parnell Distinguished Faculty Recognition Honorees, among that list is Dr. Jennifer Guiher. Named in honor of former AACC President and CEO Dale P. Parnell, this designation has been established to recognize individuals making a difference in the classroom. Recipients for the faculty distinction recognition demonstrate passion for the students and the classroom and show willingness to support students, inside and outside of the classroom. In addition, individuals awarded the Dale P. Parnell also go beyond what is required to ensure that students are successful in their academic endeavors.

Dr. Guiher received her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology in 2005 and her Master’s in Biology in 2007 from The College of Staten Island, NY. She finished her formal education at CUNY Graduate Center in New York after achieving her Ph.D. in Biology; Evolution, Ecology, and Animal Behavior in 2013. An Associate Professor of Biology at SUNY Ulster and Coordinator of the Environmental Studies program, Dr. Guiher teaches courses such as Microbiology, General Biology, Environmental Themes, Human Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology. In addition to her classes, Dr. Guiher is an advisor of the SUNY Ulster Environmental Club.

The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is the primary advocacy organization for the nation’s community colleges. The association represents more than 1,000 two-year, associate degree-granting institutions and nearly 12 million students. The AACC strives to provide a national voice and advocacy for the community college mission as well as create opportunities for peer networking and interaction at all levels, professional initiatives, dialogue, and community-building.

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This week’s #MadeitMonday goes out to Alejandro M. Duran Sanchez

March 20, 2023 by Kate Olivera

Business Administration 2019’

Alejandro Sanchez graduated from SUNY Ulster in 2019 after completing his Associate’s Degree in Business Administration. Sanchez’s road to success was not always easy but he wouldn’t have had it any other way. Alejandro’s decision was solidified when he found out his peers who had attended four-year colleges “had outstanding debt, well over $25,000” after their first two years.

After graduating from high school Alejandro Sanchez’s family was incredibly unhappy with his decision to attend a community college instead of a four-year college, but he insisted it was the right choice for his future. “To this day I’m happy with the decision I made in attending SUNY Ulster”. Once Alejandro completed his Associate’s Degree he transferred to SUNY Albany and in two years finished his Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing.

During his time at SUNY Ulster Sanchez remembers conversations with William Russell, a Library Assistant on campus. The two would meet weekly and Russell would share his wisdom with Alejandro. Alejandro specifically remembers a quote William Russell once said, “The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away.”

Alejandro Sanchez is currently the founder and CEO of Volna Unalign, a digital marketing agency located in the Hudson Valley. He acknowledges that being a business owner can be taxing but rewarding and believes he “wouldn’t be in this position if it wasn’t for SUNY Ulster”.

Finally, Alejandro has his own words of wisdom for all students currently enrolled in SUNY Ulster, “Don’t give up, find your gift, and remember to share it with everyone.” He continues, “We all started somewhere, now it’s your turn to go far.”

Discover the Arts – Wednesday, March 22 from 4 to 6 p.m.

March 9, 2023 by SUNYUlster

March 9, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – On Wednesday, March 22, come learn about SUNY Ulster’s Arts Programs, and preview student work. Prospective students are invited to participate in an optional Portfolio Review of their work, and tour the art department facilities including the Gallery, Print Shop, Mac Lab, Mac Studio, and Inner Space. This event will be held in the Muroff Kotler Visual Arts Gallery in Vanderlyn Hall, room 265. Registration is required. The snow date is March 23, 2023.

Attending SUNY Ulster for the first two years of your college journey can be beneficial and fiscally strategic. Currently, SUNY Ulster offers $1 million in scholarships to students annually, and with financial aid, many of our students graduate with zero debt. Having a tight knit college community provides our students with the opportunity to explore their interests and reinforce their strengths before entering a career in the Arts, or transferring to another college.

SUNY Ulster graduates have transferred on to attend four-year colleges such as Fashion Institute of Technology, Pratt, School of Visual Arts, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Purchase, and much more.

For more information, contact SUNY Ulster Admissions, The Enrollment & Success Center at admissionsevents@sunyulster.edu or 845-687-5022.

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Marielena Ferrer as Spring 2023 Visiting Artist

March 3, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

Broken Monarchs Exhibit: March 10 – April 14

Artist Lecture/Opening Reception: March 10

Community Art Workshop: March 21 & March 23

March 2, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – This spring SUNY Ulster welcomes Marielena Ferrer as their Visiting Artist. “Broken Monarchs” will open on March 10 in the Muroff-Kotler Gallery on the Stone Ridge Campus with an opening reception from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The artist will present a lecture at the beginning of the opening reception. This event is free and open to the public.

The public is invited to participate in two 45-minute public workshops in collective artmaking on March 21 from 10 am to noon and March 23 from 2-4 pm in the Gallery. Learn about the monarch butterfly migration quest and its symbolic connection to migrant children at the U.S.-Mexican border. Registration is required.

Marielena Ferrer’s work “Broken Monarchs” is a unique representation of the effects of confining animals that naturally migrate and how we see similar activities in our own society today. Ferrer takes the audience on a trip through her eyes on the “zero tolerance” policy at the U.S.-Mexican border.

Marielena Ferrer is a socially engaged artist who serves as the chair for both Kingston City Arts Commission and the Alianza Cultural de Kingston. The Kingston Arts Commission’s purpose is to strengthen the local economy by attracting and promoting artists, arts venues, and arts entrepreneurs and encouraging cultural tourism. The Alianza Cultural de Kingston is a committee that is working on the findings of the Kingston Latino Cultural Study to bring programming and other activities to the Hispanic/Latino community in Kingston. Additionally, Marielena sits on the Family of Woodstock Board of Directors, Arts Mid-Hudson Advisory Board, and is a teaching artist at the Department of Regional Art Workers, the D.R.A.W., in Midtown Kingston.

Originally studying architecture at Central University of Venezuela, Marielena later earned a certificate of distinction in “Leadership and Empowerment” from Spain’s Polytechnic University of Valencia and a diploma in “Gender Leadership” through the EQUAL Transnational Cooperation Community Initiative of the European Social Fund. She also earned a University Expert Diploma in “Mental Health, Cultural Processes and Psychological Interventions With Immigrants, Minorities and the Socially Excluded” from the University of Barcelona. Marielena holds a BFA in Sculpture and is currently pursuing her MFA in Sculpture from SUNY New Paltz.

The Gallery hours are Tuesday – Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For special viewings or more information, contact Christopher Seubert at 845-687-5134.

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SUNY Ulster Holds Virtual Financial Aid Workshops

March 1, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

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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This week’s #MadeitMonday goes out to John Steup!

February 27, 2023 by Kate Olivera

John Steup graduated from SUNY Ulster in 1999, earning an AAS in Design Drafting and an AA in Math Science (Geology). Since his graduation, he has attended two colleges: Portland State University and the University of Southern California. Steup is now working toward his Ed.D (Doctor of Education).

Shortly after graduating from SUNY Ulster Steup began working with a music distribution company for independent musicians called CD Baby in Woodstock. At this company, Steup was the VP of Operations from 1998 to 2006. CD Baby was built from a two-person start-up to a “model of international e-commerce.” John’s next adventure took him to Portland State University where he graduated in 2010 with a double major in Social Science and Liberal Studies before moving on to achieve his Master’s Degree in Public Administration at the University of Southern California.

As a high school dropout, Steup was not sure that he could manage college, but the program in Design Drafting seemed to be a perfect fit. Steup focuses on how SUNY Ulster gave him “a sense of accomplishment” and how “the professors challenged [him] to think harder and reach higher”. As the graffiti Abatement Coordinator in Portland, Oregon the coursework Steup took at SUNY Ulster “continues to be a foundation to [his] daily work life”.

Check out more of John’s incredible work on LinkedIn

Herrington Concert Performance Returns to SUNY Ulster

February 23, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

February 22, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – On Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at 7:30 p.m. the music ensembles of SUNY Ulster will perform a concert to honor the memory of Lee Herrington. Herrington was a dedicated musician and mentor, who was the former band director at SUNY Ulster, a longtime Rondout Valley music teacher, and the former director of the Kingston local American Federation of Musicians Concert Band. The event will be held in the Quimby Theater, in Vanderlyn Hall on the Stone Ridge campus.

This annual memorial concert will have multiple performances with groups that include current SUNY Ulster students, Alumni, faculty, staff, and the community. The College Chorus will be directed by Janet Gehres and accompanied by Edward Leavitt while they perform pieces celebrating music making. The African Drumming Ensemble will be directed by Paul Chambers and will be honoring traditional music from Nigeria and Guinea. The College/Community Band will be directed by Victor Izzo as well as guest conductor, Michael Flamhaft. Capital Brass will perform Davenport Blues, A Comedy Tonight as well as other musical pieces.

For more information, contact Janet Gehres at gehresj@sunyulster.edu. The snow date is scheduled for Thursday, March 2, 2023.

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This week’s #MadeitMonday goes out to Jess Robie

February 13, 2023 by Kate Olivera

Nursing Major

Jess Robie was a Nursing student here at SUNY Ulster before her graduation in 2016. Initially, her attendance at SUNY Ulster was planted in its convenient location, being only two miles away from her home but she soon came to realize the plethora of other advantages to attending SUNY Ulster. According to Robie SUNY Ulster “seemed like a convenient and affordable way for [her] to switch careers”.

Since graduating Robie has worked as a respiratory nurse for Health Alliance of the Hudson Valley and a Chronic Care Manager at Medical Associates of the Hudson Valley, as well as a nurse practitioner at smaller-scale practices. Robie still honors her original goal of being a primary care provider that is versed in both traditional and alternative medicine and is excited to embark on a new journey at Drs. Engel and Lindgren Family Medicine as a general practitioner.

Reflecting on her time at SUNY Ulster Robie remembers being “hunkered down somewhere with friends studying used NCLEX style questions to practice”. Robie also distinctly remembers a few of her professors at SUNY Ulster listing Nancy Decker, Don Terpening, Lisa Schulti, and Ellen Tangeny as her favorites. According to Robie “the nursing faculty have been huge advocates and supporters ” of hers. Many of her classmates have now become co-workers. Of all her nursing education she believes SUNY Ulster “was both the most rigorous and intense” claiming it was “top-notch”. Not only did Robie graduate and get offered a job at the base salary of $50k a year, but she was also able to graduate with zero debt before moving on to achieving her master’s degree in nursing.

Hats off to you Jess Robie, and enjoy the next chapter of your career!

SBDC Appoints New Regional Director, Welcomes New Counselor

February 15, 2023February 10, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

February 10, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – The SUNY Ulster Mid-Hudson Small Business Development Center located in Kingston, NY has appointed a new Regional Director, Sam Kandel.

Sam Kandel has been an active member of the Small Business Development Center since 2002 and has previously served as Advanced Certified Business Advisor, Associate Director, and Interim Director.

Having been nominated for Business Advisor of the Year a dozen times, Kandel had won almost half of the nominations, most recently being awarded this title in 2020. He was also selected as the New York State Star, a national honor two times. Now as SBDC Regional Director, he manages the day-to-day operations of the Mid-Hudson Regional Center, hosted by SUNY Ulster, and continues to honor the organization’s mission. The Center works closely with local and State economic development entities; with SUNY faculty, staff and students; and with representatives from private industry, small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout the region.

Janaina Barham-Middleton, a small business owner in Walden, was hired as a full-time Small Business Development Center Counselor. Barham-Middleton’s experience as a small business owner and educator allows her to understand the unique challenges companies face. Her main goal is to help people move to the next level in their desired journey.

The SBDC provides expert management and technical assistance to start-up and existing businesses across the state. The New York SBDC is administered by State University of New York and funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration, the State of New York, and host campuses. The SBDC emphasizes counseling and training services to women, veterans, people with special needs, and minority clients.

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Fall 2022 President’s and Dean’s Lists

January 26, 2023 by Dina Pearlman

President & Dean's List illustration of block holding diploma

January 26, 2023 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster releases its President’s List and Dean’s List for the Fall 2022 semester.

Full-Time President’s List

A total of 114 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Fall 2022 semester, reported Dr. Alison Buckley, 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 2022 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

Accord: Roaa Aboueida, Sophie McCarthy, Patrick Ruger.
Bloomington: Maya Todd.
Centerport: Justin McLaughlan.
Clifton Park: Lance Eisele.
Cottekill: Daniel Harkin, Desmond Iaia, Gianna Koch.
Ellenville: Sameea Khan, Alexandra Martinez, Margaret Melanson, Jacqueline Nunez, Janeliz Pellot-Hilerio.
Fishkill: Kaitlyn Bochnik.
Gardiner: Edison DiIorio.
High Falls: Ava Allen, Michael Goodin, Rosa Onderdonk-Knaus, Hiroshi Sawka Hamaguchi.
Hopewell Junction: Jennifer Elie, William Rizzo.
Hurley: Hannah Bear, Naava Fox, Kirsten Gudmundsen, Sarah Kiersted, Carol Ruffini.
Kerhonkson: Danny Fallaha, Natasha Hefele, Berlin Koehler.
Kingston: Cody Baker, Heather Foster, Alexis Hanauer, Zoey Henderson, Daniel Hickey, Mudasir Khan, Pia Kinsella, Damian Nunez, Emma Odell, Samantha Olson, Cheyenne Rossler, Gabriella Sheth, Kyle Sullivan, Parvin Sultana, Justin Winkleman, Alma Zacarias Mendez.
Lake Katrine: Chazz LoBianco, Nicolette Paptsikis.
Marlboro: Isabella Vicari, Frank Zebrowski.
Modena: Adriana Zocchi.
Monticello: Jeanne VanPelt.
Mt. Marion: Carmen Creisstoff.
Napanoch: Michelle Cruz, Landon Hembdt, Megan McGovern.
Newburgh: Michael Fernandez.
New Paltz: Alicia Hagen, Yiwen Jia, Mark LaBorde, Zoe Marks, Anthony Mayne, Arianna Moore, Kieran Thomas, Patrick Traver.
New Rochelle: Adrian Baginski.
Newburgh: Michael Fernandez.
Olivebridge: Cheyenne Newton.
Phillipsport: Hannah Irwin.
Phoenicia: Autumn Schouten.
Port Ewen: Chase Deising, Munchash Sully.
Poughkeepsie: Justice Deliz, Jorge Guerron.
Rosendale: Liam Roddy.
Saugerties: Tiffany Appollonia, Nicole Costello, Alison Lundy, Seth Martin, Jade Meneses, Ethan Montfort, Aiden North, Dana Parr, Ariel Reuss-Panaro, Ava Salem, Susanna Svensson, Pornchanok Tuancharoensri, Gordon Vought, Kaydee Wagor, Derek White.
Shokan: Catherine Stafford.
South Ozone Park: Yasmeen Zaid.
South Richmond Hill: Ayesha Ilyas.
Stone Ridge: Carmine Carlucci, Dominic Carlucci, Emma Gillis, Emmet JeckerByrne, Otto JeckerByrne.
Tillson: Sanjay Basnet, Matt Boughton, Kaitlyn Curran.
Tivoli: Jessica Perry.
Treadwell: Brenden Cairns.
Ulster Park: Rileigh O’Brien.
Wallkill: Lauren Hall, Sabrina Hickey, Tyler Porter, Penelope Rose, Yulissa Rosello, Alexandra Strock.
Wappingers Falls: Aimee Baruch, Devon Hutton.
West Hurley: Violet Ross.
West Shokan: Donovan Edinger.
Woodstock: Asia Gross.

Part-Time President’s List

A total of 36 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the President’s List for the Fall 2022 semester, reported Dr. Alison Buckley, 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 2022 President’s List, by area, is as follows:

Amenia: Rebecca Venezia.
Gardiner: Cassidy Thacker.
Highland: Alice Dong.
Hurley: Autumn Bear.
Kerhonkson: Amber Shamson.
Kingston: Jeffrey Belardo, Riley Jacobsen, Luis Ramirez, Estelle Smith, Derek Snyder, Mary Sullivan.
Marlboro: Michele Landis.
Milton: Xin Gao, Gabrielle Minard.
Mt. Tremper: Alexandra Bagensie.
New Paltz: Bryce Casamento.
Pine Bush: Michael Finch.
Port Ewen: Ariel Sanchez.
Red Hook: Sonja Heupler.
Rochester: John Jones.
Rosendale: Aurora Gill.
Round Top: Hannah Seebacher.
Saugerties: Madeline Bucci, Adam DiVenere, Dawn Hollis.
Shokan: Hannah Gritman.
Stone Ridge: Wendy Stewart.
Tivoli: Aliana Pegelow.
Ulster Park: Elizabeth Loughlin.
Wallkill: Mark Crowder, Nelson Guzman, Antonio Morales, Manuel Sosa, Jamel Torres, Michael Young.
West Hurley: Meleah Danner.

Full-Time Dean’s List

A total of 151 students who attended classes on a full-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2022 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 2022 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

Accord: Olin Andrews, Logan Erlwein, Daniel Palladino.
Bloomington: Alessandra Gumaer.
Climax: Aurora Gandolfo.
Clinton Corners: Rebecca Reed, Travis Slater.
Connelly: Colton Arenella.
Cornwall: William Hazard.
Cottekill: Lili Vitek.
Cuddebackville: Amber Martine.
Ellenville: Laura Bonilla, Joseph Cortes, Cherity Hiltz, Tanvirul Islam, Douglas Lewis, Adriana Murray, Jacquelyn Nunuvero, Arianna Sarantapoulas, Ireland Travis.
Esopus: Giana Bradley.
Gardiner: Brooke-Lynn Caso, Aleese Crocco, Avani Schmeltz, Jacob Schwarz, Sophie Sullivan.
Highland: Lawrence Dahowski, Ian Falco, Wilfred Jones, Grace Krug, Natasha Kulcsar, Hunter Lass, Mackenzie Mason, Kevin Mitto, Layla Mosbacher, Jason Willis.
Highland Falls: John Magallanes.
Hopewell Junction: Daniel Sica.
Hurley: Michael Armanious, Erin Lindgren, Christopher Potter.
Hyde Park: Amandeep Kang, Mary Phillips.
Kerhonkson: Skylar Barringer, Italia DeGrote, William Hamling, Gillian Marcel, Eliza Thurst.
Kingston: Sadie Albright, Lea Avery, Patricia Beader, Kaitlyn Bryngelson, Gregory Buono, Uriel Calixto, Anayeli Contreras-Pacheco, Cameron Drake, Syndell Foster, Jacob Franklin, Zamaria Frazer, Gabrielle Gallo, Jake Goodman, Colin Griswold, Brittany Guido, Jacobus Hockx, Vera Hrab, Jeremy Melenciano, Corin Mosack, Cameryn O’Brien, Taleema Platts, Joseph Safford, Joshua Selle, Ava Simonini, Anotida Taziva, Makiya Walker, Trinity Wilson.
Lake Katrine: Veronica Barreto, Katherine Guerra, Brian Lopez.
Marlboro: Tatiana Hickman, Jozef Lisiecki, Ashley Votta.
Middletown: Samantha Maurizzio.
Modena: Karley Badner, Joseph Schofield.
Monroe: Victoria Rivera, Jessie Ryder.
Mount Marion: Johanna Heppner.
Napanoch: Nicklos Alvarado, Valentina Femia, Lya Lutz.
New Paltz: Aidan Grinevics, Jason Harding, Cameryn Profous, Maria Shmarina, Andrew Sykut, Max Zurlini.
New York: Jackson Newby Zavala.
Newburgh: Mariah Conklin, Steven Ortiz.
Olivebridge: Christian Amarilla-Barrios, Chasity Bergenn, Stevie Erceg, John Kurz.
Pine Bush: Hunter DeGroodt, Nicholas Loparrino, Erin Meyerson.
Pine Hill: Raven Ryan.
Pleasant Valley: Joelianice Feliciano.
Port Ewen: Molly Corkery, Aaron Dovel, Rayan Khan.
Poughkeepsie: Kevin Coronel.
Red Hook: Rodrigo Garcia-Hernandez.
Rhinebeck: Michael Venturella.
Rosendale: Sequoyah London, Maria Rodes Arbulu.]
Saugerties: Charlize Avena, Joann Bathrick, Khristian Chauncey, William Deis, Mykhailo Dovzhynskyi, Robert Freer, Kevin Haines, Isaiah Jaegar, Daniel MacIsaac, Nicole Moorhus, Evan Olsen, Kaylie Quinn, Sabrina Whitaker.
Shandaken: Samantha Berryann.
Shokan: Iris Espinoza, Hayden Kothe.
Stone Ridge: Andras Beke, Elizabeth Buley, Adrian Cristian-Fernandez, Naomi Koch, Kya Lowery, Sydney Nilsen.
Tillson: Riley Denham, Devon Lanman, Vincent Stella.
Ulster Park: Jared Carlson, Georgia Johns, Michael Whelan.
Walden: Jillian Rufino.
Westtown: Luke McKeon.
Woodstock: Jackson DeVito, Greta Gottardello, Maria Mazariego.
Wurtsboro: Alexis Ochse.

Part-Time Dean’s List

A total of 54 students who attended classes on a part-time basis at SUNY Ulster have been named to the Dean’s List for the Fall 2022 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 2022 Dean’s List, by area, is as follows:

Accord: Catharina Christiana, Jeremiah Flaherty, Deowaher Rabanillo.
Bearsville: Daniel Rosenfeld.
Bloomingburg: Jill Sherlock.
Cottekill: Emily Handschuh.
Ellenville: Ottayia Humphrey, Cheyenne Mitchell.
Fishkill: Alexa Ricotta.
Fleischmanns: Gina Barto.
Gardiner: Elizabeth Rivera.
Highland: Jada Gardener, Rhiannon Lucas, Nicole Lynch, Ava Mazzetti, Erik Nelson, Clarissa Sullivan.
Hurley: Elisha Slovensky.
Kerhonkson: Alexus Woinoski.
Kingston: Moira Cleary-Dwyer, Beverly Cullinan, Ashly Felter, Douglas Freeman, Michelle Houghtaling, Steven Maximowicz, Isaura Rivera, Veronica Ruth, Rachel Senate, Linda Williams.
Lake Katrine: Stephanie McClure.
Napanoch: Brooklynn Manning.
New Paltz: Aidan Barritt, David Sparling.
Newburgh: Monserrat Medina.
Rosendale: Elana Kellerhouse.
Saugerties: Ian Brady, Lorrie Carey, Shannon Gelles, Dakota McArdle, Brandon Pendell.
Stone Ridge: Alexa Peck.
Walden: Denise DeSantis.
Wallkill: Ari Apuzzo, Pedro Ayala, Daniel Gonzalez, Joseph Patterson, Joey Reillo, Norman Risden, Rodolfo Rodriguez, Joleah Russell, Emanuel Sangoniyi, Stephen Sakai, Michael Stevens, Gregory Wright