The mini fan creation project was funded by a grant from the Central New York Library Council and developed in partnership with Professor Mike Grieb from the Applied Technology Department. A guide has been created that provides additional information about the project including instructional videos that provide step by step directions for creating your personal mini fan out of 3D printed parts, circuits, and simple machines.
Onondaga Community College will celebrate its 58th commencement with three socially distanced ceremonies on Saturday, May 15. Graduating students from Henninger High School, Liverpool High School, and a native of Brooklyn are this year's student speakers:
Onondaga Community College named the top student in each of its degree programs during the Curriculum Honors ceremony April 22 in the SRC Arena. Throughout this week we are highlighting the honorees on our website and social media. Today we recognize the Curriculum Honorees in our School of Health and the School of Liberal Arts.
Health Information Technology/Medical Records - Jason Walter
Onondaga Community College recently recognized eight outstanding students, presenting each with a Pinnacle Award. The Pinnacle program honors students who have shown excellence in one or more of the following fields: leadership, civic engagement, and scholarly research. Students selected demonstrate not only an exemplary academic performance, but a strong connection with the campus or community. The 2021 Pinnacle Award winners and the disciplines they represent on campus are:
Judah Bailey - Student Veterans' Office
Onondaga Community College named the top student in each of its degree programs during the Curriculum Honors ceremony April 22 in the SRC Arena. Throughout this week we are continuing to highlight the honorees on our website and social media. Today we recognize the Curriculum Honorees in our School of Computing & Applied Technologies, and the School of Education.
Electrical Technology - Nico Rey
OCC was always where Lily Simmons was going to begin her college education. Even though she was the 12th ranked student in Skaneateles High School's class of 2019 and could have had her choice of four-year schools, OCC was the only school she applied to. She'd watched her older brother J.K. go from Skaneateles to OCC to SUNY Cortland and decided it would be her path as well. "I knew this would be a good starting point for me too because my credits would transfer easily and OCC has a good Early Childhood program."
Chalea Jones can't wait for Saturday, May 15 to arrive. That's the day when she'll receive her Accounting degree from Onondaga Community College. It took her 16 years to get from her high school graduation to her college commencement. She's ready to savor the moment and set an example for her children. "I have two girls and I want them to see me walk the stage and know they can do this too."
