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From OCC To The Bench

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Michelle Morley remembers a time when she didn’t fully appreciate what higher education could do for her. She had graduated from the Academy of Mt. St. Ursula in the Bronx in 1975. That fall she went to college to study accounting. She quit after one semester and entered the working world. “I thought I didn’t need a college degree and could make it by just working harder. When I matured and realized my mistake, OCC helped me get back on track.”

 

Maddie Bohrer

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  • Major: Humanities & Social Sciences
  • High School: Skaneateles, class of 2017

Maddie Bohrer loves being productive. During the summer she juggles three jobs, splitting time between duties as a server at The Kreb's restaurant in Skaneateles, a lifeguard and swimming instructor at Skaneateles Country Club, and a greeter at the Schweinfurth Art Center in Auburn. "I don't like to stand still. I always want to be doing something."

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