The State University of New York (SUNY) Board of Trustees today approved Dr. Warren M. Hilton as the next President of Onondaga Community College. When Hilton takes office July 1 he will become OCC's 9th President and the College's first Black President. He succeeds Dr. Casey Crabill who is retiring after 9 years at the College.
Onondaga Community College welcomed the next class of P-TECH students from the Syracuse City School District (SCSD) during a signing ceremony, held May 24 in the Frederick Marvin and Ernst Schuh Recital Hall.
A total of 63 students from Henninger High School, the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central (ITC), and the Public Service Leadership Academy at Fowler (PSLA) committed to pursue their associate degrees while still in high school. All of the students will be in either the 11th grade or 12th grade this fall.
Onondaga Community College celebrated its class of 2022 with a festive commencement ceremony held May 21 in the SRC Arena. For many traditional-aged students who graduated from high school two years ago, it was the first in-person graduation ceremony they were able to take part in. The event was also a rousing sendoff for retiring OCC President Dr. Casey Crabill who was surprised with several "big head" likenesses of her throughout the facility.
The accomplishments of graduating students in Onondaga Community College's Nursing degree program were celebrated during a Nurse Pinning ceremony. The event was held May 20 in the Frederick Marvin and Ernst Schuh Recital Hall.
The Nurse Pinning ceremony is a symbolic welcome into the Nursing profession. The pin represents the hard work and dedication students displayed while completing their coursework and clinicals.
It's happened again! For the second year in a row, Onondaga Community College is the only two-year school in the entire SUNY system to have a student selected to participate in the Pre-Medical Opportunity Program. Only 10 students were selected statewide, and OCC's Everine Mukeshimana was one of them. The other students were all from four-year schools. "We are so proud of her and what she has accomplished during her time here," said OCC Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Director Denise Valdes.
