Jimmy Anderson was pleasantly surprised when he heard Onondaga Community College President Dr. Warren Hilton talk about his mental health-related challenges during a recent student orientation session. "He said, 'everybody struggles.' And that he had a problem with socialization. He was open about it right in front of everybody. It normalized it."
If you enjoy a free iced tea or lemonade, grab a free t-shirt, or have a blast at the Party on the Quad this week, you can thank your Student Government officers for putting the events together.
Officers in Onondaga Community College's Student Government provide support for student clubs and organizations, student leadership development, and campus-wide activities.
This semester's student representatives are:
When Jonathan Yard was 18 years old, he swore he wouldn't wind up with a desk job one day. At age 25, after serving our country in the United States Navy, he's ready for a controlled environment. "I always saw both my parents come home from their office jobs. I said, 'I would never want to sit at a desk. I would do anything but that.' And now after 6 years, I'd love to just sit at a desk and relax in the AC."
Three clients of the North Central Small Business Development Center (SBDC) were presented with statewide awards. The North Central SBDC is headquartered at Onondaga Community College, and is led by Regional Director Bob Griffin. He was joined at each of the presentations by SBDC State Director Sonya Smith.
Community Impact Business of the Year - Birch Tree Montessori in Warners
