Onondaga Community College and La Liga welcomed more than 50 8th grade girls from the Syracuse City School District to campus October 18 for Girls Going Tech Espanol. Students participated in hands-on STEM-related activities, and engaged in "Women in STEM" group mentoring conversations, all…
Onondaga Community College has a new partnership with ride-sharing company Lyft which will help provide solutions with transportation solutions. Here's how the program works:
Students will be able to get $10 off a single ride for up to 10 rides per month. Rides…Antonio Herrera is loyal to those who have given him an opportunity to succeed. That’s why he’s proud to be an administrator in the Syracuse City School District, and equally proud of his association with OCC and the impact it has had on his life. “Even though I got my master’s at SU I always tell…
Jesse Wilson, ‘12 works hard, is proud of his Onondaga Community College degree and his incredibly successful business, and is comfortable bragging about it. That’s why at age 25 he bought himself a sleek 2001 Ferrari and put custom "OCC GRAD" license plates on it. “I’m a big…
When Micron announced it was coming to Central New York and gifting Onondaga Community College $5 million for construction of a space where students could be trained for rewarding careers in the semiconductor industry, the Onondaga County Legislature immediately matched the gift, followed…
Newly crowned National Champions from Onondaga Community College were honored at the Onondaga County Legislature's monthly meeting June 4 in downtown Syracuse. "I want to say as the 11th District Legislator, I am proud to host OCC in our district," said County Legislator Richard McCarron who…
Sonya Walter has been to hell and back to earn her degree in criminal justice! She came back to school in 2018 and was on track to complete her degree when the pandemic hit. Like for so many, using new technologies, keeping up with the bills, and adapting to an at-home-only…
When OCC students graduate, they usually go down one of two paths: transferring to a 4-year school or going directly into the workforce. Today we will be highlighting some of our amazing graduates who are entering the workforce right now!
Cassandra Conklin…When OCC students graduate, they usually go down one of two paths: transferring to a 4-year school or going directly into the workforce. Today we will be highlighting some of our amazing graduates that are transferring to 4-year schools.
Faiza Abakar…Lynore Constantine graduated from Community Hospital's Nursing School 55 years ago. On December 14 she came to the Onondaga Community College campus and had the honor of "pinning" her granddaughter, Gabriella Argiro, as she completed her Nursing degree to become a Registered Nurse (RN). "I'm…