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James Debo dreamed of a career with NASA for as long as he could remember. He loved talking about the space program and usually wore clothes which contained some sort of space theme. But as he was completing his senior year at Cicero-North Syracuse High School two years ago and considering future options, he decided to attend Onondaga Community College and major in American Sign Language (ASL). "I always thought working or participating in anything NASA-related was unrealistic. So I went with my second favorite thing."

• Major: Computer Science
• High School: Guilderland, class of 2002

Colleen McGlin is a community college student with a world of experience. She's earned bachelor's and master's degrees, served her country both here at home and overseas, and is now in her final semester as a student at Onondaga Community College. "I really appreciate this area after having been all over the world. I hope to stay here locally and work in either cyber security or computer programming and continue to serve my country in the military."

Every ten years the U.S. Census Bureau counts the number of people who live in our country and where they reside. Those statistics are used to make critical decisions about where government funding goes and how many congressional representatives each state has. The next census will begin March 2020. That's why Onondaga Community College is beginning a campus-wide push to educate all members of the campus community, especially students, about the census and the importance of being counted.

The Basketball Tournament is returning to Onondaga Community College! Games will be played on campus July 31, August 1, and August 2. Boeheim's Army, a team consisting primarily of former Syracuse University players, will once again call SRC Arena their home.