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Congratulations to the Men’s Basketball Team and Men’s Indoor
Track Team. Both teams have captured the NJCAA Region III
Championships for SUNY Delhi.
Check out the “Buy Local Promotion” at these locations:
Main Street Cards & Gifts
O’Neill’s Shire Pub
Rachel’s Framing & Fine Art
Ray’s Fine Wine & Spirits
Stewart’s Department Store
See more details, page 3.
Steinway Book Co &
Blue Bee Café
Teresa Reed-Licensed
Massage Therapist
Viafore Family Chiropractic
ts
Bagels N Cream
Blackberry House
The Cardio Club
Cross Roads Café
Delhi Diner
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Additional sources of pride also come from the Men’s Basketball Team
capturing the 2010-2011 Mountain Valley Conference Title, the Men’s
Swimming and Diving Team representing honorably at Nationals and the
outstanding academic achievements by student-athletes who were recognized for obtaining an overall semester GPA of 3.2 or higher.
Starts
@ Elm Street
Designed by Cheryl McDaniels Visual Communications, DCMO BOCES
Delhi Seniors Earn Prestigious Award for Excellence
WHAT’S INSIDE
TKE 101, LGBT Marriage? 2
Resnick News, Local Food
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Do’s & Don’ts, TDX Event, Be the One 4
Great Scholarship Info
5
Meet Matt Roloff
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Habitat for Humanity Trip 7
Dean’s List
8 - 10
Campus Classifieds
11
WinterFest Memories
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Two SUNY Delhi seniors have been named
2011 recipients of the Chancellor’s Award for
Student Excellence.
Kara Haraden,
a Veterinary
Science
Technology
major from
Malta, and
Courtney Ketz,
a Veterinary
Technology
Management
major from
Cohoes, are
among an
elite group of
students. to be
Kara Harden
honored by the
State University of New York on April 5 at
the Empire State Plaza Convention Center in
Albany.
“We are thrilled that Chancellor Zimpher
has recognized Kara and Courtney with this
honor,” said SUNY Delhi President Candace
S. Vancko. “They are proven leaders and
exceptional role models for their peers. They
deserve to be recognized among the shining
stars of the State University system.”
Kara Haraden has achieved a 3.94 GPA
as a Delhi student and mother of five. As
a stellar student, she earned the college’s
Merrill Family Foundation Scholarship,
which recognizes students for demonstrating
significant community service commitment
and involvement while at SUNY Delhi. As
part of her Delhi experience, Haraden has
served as an intern at the Animal Protective
Foundation in Scotia where she has gained
real-world experience in all aspects of
animal shelter care and medicine. Haraden’s
academic acumen and superb work ethic has
made her a role model for other students.
Haraden is actively (continued on page 3)
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TKE Invites
Campus Community to
Learn More
John D. Olsson
Tau Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity at
SUNY Delhi would like to invite the campus &
community to a series of Educational Seminars.
“TKE 101” as it is called, is a six week series of
seminars & events, all revolving around the six
principles by which every member of our fraternity exemplifies.
Whether its a hike, or a presentation on business
etiquette, the fraters of SUNY Delhi would love
to have you.
The special series hosted by TKE has been well
attended thus far. All students are welcome to
attend.
High Profile Americans Continue to Join Timely Fight for Marriage Equality
Upstate New Yorkers Mark and Sunrise Ruffalo Latest to Add Support
WASHINGTON – Academy Award nominee Mark Ruffalo and his wife,
Sunrise, join the Human Rights Campaign – the nation’s largest lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization – in a
new video in the “New Yorkers for Marriage Equality” campaign. In the
video, the upstate New Yorkers say, “We’re raising our three kids to treat
everyone with dignity and respect. We believe everyone should have the
right and the chance to be with the person they love – straight or gay.” The campaign, which raises the public profile of marriage equality in the
Empire State, can be viewed online at www.hrc.org/NY4marriage.
“The fight for marriage equality is nationwide and New York is front and
center,” said HRC President Joe Solmonese. “With a governor committed
to sign a marriage equality bill and polls showing the vast majority
of New Yorkers support it, we are honored to have Mark and Sunrise
Ruffalo, residents of upstate New York, join the chorus of voices in the
New Yorkers for Marriage Equality Campaign.”
Two recent New York polls show a majority of New Yorkers support
marriage equality. A Siena Research Institute Poll earlier last month
found 57 percent of New Yorkers support marriage for same-sex couples
and another recent poll by Quinnipiac University had support at 56
percent.
The New Yorkers for Marriage Equality campaign is centered on video
testimonials from New Yorkers who support the right of same-sex
couples to marry. The ads are running online with placement on Taxi TV
and elsewhere in the weeks ahead. To date, HRC has released videos
from Mark and Sunrise Ruffalo, John Slattery, Joan Rivers, Barbara
Bush, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Whoopi Goldberg, Daphne Rubin-Vega,
Kyra Sedgwick and Kevin Bacon, Fran Drescher, Moby, Mayor Michael
Bloomberg, Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe, Julianne Moore and Kenneth
Cole – with more to follow in the coming weeks and months.
At the LA premiere of The Kids Are Alright (l to r): Mark Ruffalo, Josh
Hutcherson. Julianne Moore and Mia Wasikowska.
The Human Rights Campaign is America’s largest civil rights
organization working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
equality. By inspiring and engaging all Americans, HRC strives to end
discrimination against LGBT citizens and realize a nation that achieves
fundamental fairness and equality for all.
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK ABOUT MARRIAGE
EQUALITY BEING PASSED INTO LAW IN NEW YORK
STATE. E-MAIL campusvoice@delhi.edu .
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RESNICK LIBRARY NEWS
Delhi Seniors Earn Prestigious Award
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The library is staying up late! Resnick Library’s extended hours began after break; closing time is now 12 midnight, Sunday- Thursday.
Extended hours will continue until finals week (except during Spring
Break when the library will be closed). Look for special finals week
hours toward the end of the semester.
Did you know that you can get research help from a librarian any time
of the day or night? Really, it’s true! Go to www.delhi.edu/library and
click on the blue Ask Us 24/7 icon to chat live with a librarian—even
at 3 am on a Sunday. It might not be a SUNY Delhi librarian you chat
with, but Ask Us 24/7 will connect you to a librarian at another college
who can answer your questions.
Check it out: for the month of March, Resnick Library will have access
to a new database called Films on Demand. Films on Demand provides
streaming video in the humanities, social sciences, business, economics, science, mathematics, and health and medicine. This means you can
watch an entire Shakespeare play, see how cabinet drawers are made, or
view a documentary on autism, all in one database! Take a study break
and try it out; you can find the link under “F” on the Databases A-Z
page of the library’s website. If you do, drop us a line at
library@delhi.edu to let us know what you think.
involved in her local community as well. She has achieved a Silver Leader
Level for community service at Delhi, completing over 350 volunteer
hours.
Haraden serves as a board member of the Schenectady Swim Club and a
board member of the Friends of Saratoga County Animal Shelter. At the
Saratoga shelter, she was instrumental in initiating a feline foster program.
Courtney Ketz is an extraordinary student
who excels academically while remaining
highly engaged in extracurricular activities on
the Delhi campus. Ketz has earned a number
of awards and scholarships including the
Merrill Family Scholarship and a College
Association Scholarship for three consecutive
years each and a Hope Eddy Scholarship
for two consecutive years. She was named
Delhi’s 2009 Associate Degree Student of the
Year and is a member of the Phi Eta Sigma
National Honor Society and the New York
Association of Veterinary Technicians.
Ketz’s contributions to the Delhi campus
are numerous, serving as a Middle States
Courtney Ketz
Steering Committee member, Student Senate Vice
President, Student Programming Board Vice President and Treasurer, an
orientation leader, a peer mentor, and a student ambassador for the college.
She received a Student Life Leadership Award in 2009, which recognizes
students who stand out as leaders among their peers. In addition to her
service to the college, Ketz is committed to serving her community,
earning a Bronze Leader Level status by completing nearly 150 volunteer
hours.
Local Food Options Favorable
Ariana Lubelli
On February 15th, a
panel
of
five local
business
owners participated in
a ‘Food for
Thought’
discussion in the
Okun Theatre. They
aimed to enlighten the audience by presenting the facts and benefits of
buying locally. They discussed the community value and trust in buying
products from local farmers rather than large corporations in the South.
Not only does this system strengthen relationships in the community but
it economically improves it by keeping family markets, farms, and businesses running.
GREAT BRONCOS!
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SUNY Delhi’s Men’s Swimming and Diving team competed at the 2011 personal best in the Men’s 100 yard freestyle with a time of :58.15, which
NJCAA Swimming and Diving Championship March 1-5 in Buffalo, NY he dropped -014 from his former best. Julian finished 44th in the 100 yard
freestyle.
at Erie Community College.
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Sophomore co-captain David Waite (2009 Rome Free Academy) earned SUNY Delhi Men’s team finished 14 with a score of 32 out of the teams
All-America Honors by our coaches association by placing 6th in 1 Meter that scored at the meet.
Diving with a score of 357.65. David prelim score for 1 Meter Diving was
347.65. David Waite also earned All-America Honors Honorable Mention
by placing 8th in 3 Meter Diving with a score of 328.70. David prelim
score for 3 Meter Diving was 357.15.
David Waite also swam in the Delhi Men’s 200 Yard Free Relay with Julian Waterton (2010 Hempstead HS), Jeffrey Nicolaisen (2009 Arlington
Senior HS) and Matthew Phaneuf (2009 Webb HS) which earned AllAmerica Honors Honorable Mention by finishing in 13th place. The time
for the Relay was 1:48.96.
Co-captain Julian Waterton, (2010 Hempstead HS), shown at right, also
finished 42 in the yard freestyle with a time of :24.92. Julian also had a
The Athletics Department recently recognized the following student-athletes who obtained an overall semester GPA of 3.2 or Higher. This includes:
Steve Gold - Men’s Tennis, Ian Kowalchuk -Men’s Cross Country, Justin
Hearley -Men’s Golf, Anthony Parsie -Men’s Lacrosse, Lindsey Delvecchio - Women’s Tennis, Andrea Sonnacchio - Women’s Track, Spinks Bilson S. - Men’s Soccer,Kaitlyn Sharrott and Michelle Cruden -Women’s
Soccer, Kristin Tucker - Women’s Volleyball,Amber Pitcher and Tara
Bryant - Women’s Basketball, Devonte Peterson - Men’s Basketball. Also
Not in the picture but recognized are: Hannah Backus - Women’s Cross
Country and Half-marathon, Geoff Greene - Men’s Track, Jessica Miller Women’s Golf and Jordan Klein - Women’s Soccer.
Congratulations to all our fine SUNY Delhi Bronco athletes!
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Do’s and Don’ts by Brenna Leskody TDX Lift-A-Thon
Raises Worthy Funds
Liz Kielbasa
Don’t walk and text because you will run into things and people… like my mom. Don’t be shady…… leave it for the trees. Do wear rain boots, you don’t want to get your Keds muddy. Do Win. Duh! Don’t litter because you’re being mean when you’re not being green. Do be safe for St. Patrick’s Day; you don’t want to wake up next to a leprechaun. KIDNEY CANCER FOUNDATON
BENEFITS FROM 1ST ANNUAL EVENT
On February 23, 2011 Tau Delta Chi held their
first Annual Lift-a-thon competition in the
Clark Field House. The three events that were
held were bench presses, squats, and curls.
Overall, TDX raised about $500 which is being
donated to the Kidney Cancer Foundation.
The winner of the female competition was
Kaela Horohoe and the winner of the male
competition was Claude Davis.
TDX plans
on making
this an annual Fall event,
as they hold
their Softball Tournament in the
Spring. This
year’s Softball Tournament
will
be held on
April 30 and
May 1 at the
school softball fields on Main Street, next to McDonald’s.
Tau Delta Chi would like to thank all the participants who were involved in this competition,
they would also like to thank KOI, OXO, and
ZDT for their support.
Counseling and Health Services, Peer Educators Bring
“Be the One” Programing to Campus
Most people know someone who has been sexually assaulted. One thing
you can do to help end sexual violence is to accept the responsibility
to be a part of the solution. By signing the One Student pledge you are
making a commitment to, in voice and action, create change. Change
begins with one student, one campus, one community. Start here. Sign
the pledge. It is the first step towards changing the way we think about
sexual violence. Be the one to use your power to enact change.
As One Student, I promise:
understand that a person cannot consent to sex if they’re intoxicated.
•
If I see someone taking advantage of a person who is intoxicated
I will safely intervene.
•
I will participate in campus/community events that promote sexual
assault awareness.
•
I will find out what resources exist on my campus and program the
phone numbers in my cell phone in case anyone needs them.
•
I will help my friends and family understand that regardless of what
someone wears, how much they flirt or if they choose to drink, they
do not deserve to be sexually assaulted.
•
If someone tells me they’ve been sexually
assaulted I will believe them.
•
I will use respectful language when talking to or about
my partner(s), and when talking about sex and relationships
in general.
•
I will respect my partner’s
(or anyone I have sexual contact
with) boundaries and will expect Signature, Date
my partner(s) to respect me.
•
I will talk with my friends
about the importance of consent.
•
I will make sure my friends
For more information visit
http://onestudent.org/programs/no-woman-left-behind/.
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Applicant must possess a minimum
3.0 cumulative GPA.
Applicant must at least be entering their third
year as a matriculated student (earning at least
30 credits at SUNY Delhi for students who
may have transferred) and enrolled in any of
the Bachelor Degree programs.
Applicant must be continuing
their studies as a full-time
matriculated student at SUNY
Delhi for the following
semester.
Applicant must complete an
application (including essay
questions) and demonstrate
evidence of leadership
among his/her peers,
possess good interpersonal
skills, be dedicate to
achieving results, as well as
demonstrating a genuine
commitment and affection
for SUNY Delhi.
J. WILLIAM HARNIMAN SCHOLARSHIP
Available Fall 2011
$2,500/year or $1,250 semester
Applications available at
CADI Admin. Office, 230 Farrell Student & Community Center
Deadline: Friday, April 22, 2011 by 4:00 pm
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MATT ROLOFF TO APPEAR AT SUNY DELHI
Matt Roloff, the star of the TLC Network Reality Show, “Little
People, Big World” is scheduled to appear at SUNY Delhi on Tuesday night, March 29 at 8 PM in the Okun Theater. Mr. Roloff’s appearance will be co-sponsored by the Student Programming Board,
and the SUNY Delhi Office of Disability Support Services.
Meet Matt Roloff
Matt Roloff is best known for starring in the hit TLC reality show
‘Little People, Big World.’ In over 225 episodes, tens of millions
of people around the world have followed the lives and challenges
of Matt and his family at their home in Oregon, but there is more
to Matt Roloff’s story than the TV show and being a devoted
husband and father of four children.
Matt operates a successful family farm, has authored two books,
was a top salesman for Fortune 500 companies, and currently
owns a manufacturing company specializing in mobility
equipment designed for little people. He has served as national
President of Little People of America and has since co-founded a non-profit organization that supports little people across the nation. Matt has also
made three humanitarian trips to the Middle East to facilitate life saving medical efforts for little people in Iraq.
Aside from Matt’s entrepreneurial success and celebrity,
it’s his personal story that has truly inspired so many. He
has viewed the social stigmas and physical limitations
of being a dwarf not as obstacles but as opportunities,
helping him thrive in a world not always welcoming. He is
a big thinker and an even bigger dreamer who has crafted
ways to work around those challenges and move forward
to achieve his goal of living an extraordinary life.
Through his sincere and motivating stories Matt will
inspire you to shift your thinking about your own life’s
possibilities. He will share the strategies that have led to
his success and illuminate ways to dig within and discover
the traits for you to leverage so you too can craft your
destiny and lead an extraordinary life.
March Events!
 Enjoy a Shamrock Sundae at Treat Street for $1.09 throughout the month
of March!
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 17 – Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Enjoy an Irish Heritige Dinner in the
MacDonald Dining Center. Corned Beef, Cabbage and O’Brien
Potatoes; YUM!
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 20 – Vernal Equinox. Spring begins!
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 22 – Chicken Wing Night – MacDonald Dining Center!
 29th – Birthday Cake Night, MacDonald Dining Center!
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DCIC SPENDS WINTER BREAK HELPING HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Liz Kielbasa
On February 26th fourteen students and two chaperones from the Delhi
College Interfaith Council, flew down to Bay St. Louis, Mississippi and
spent a week working alongside members of Habitat for Humanity.
Members of DCIC assisted in building a house for Mr. James Thomas, a
resident of Bay St. Louis who lost his home when hurricane Katrina hit
that area in 2005. The members worked from 8 am until 4:30 pm every
day. Volunteers were given tasks such as building a firewall, siding the
house, installing doors and windows, painting, and putting on the roof as
well. While in Bay St. Louis, the students had the opportunity to meet and
talk with other community members who were affected by the hurricane as
well. The members also got the chance to visit New Orleans and see where
the levy broke and the destruction that resulted from that.
When I asked Kelsey Dehey, a member of DCIC why she chose to attend
the alternate winter break trip, she replied, “I always wanted to do a habitat
trip because of my mom, who always talked about it when she was in college.” Kelsey also said the best part of the trip was “meeting new people
that I wouldn’t have ever met at school, learning to do stuff that I wouldn’t
have otherwise tried, like the nail gun.” Kelsey says that a major thing that
she took away from this alternate winter break was that she “found a new
respect for the members that commit their lives to Habitat for Humanity.”
The members of DCIC returned back to Delhi on March 5th, after a funfilled, but exhausting week. If you would like to get involved in Habitat
for Humanity, or would like more information about Habitat and all that it
does, you can visit www.habitat.org, or attend DCIC meetings which are
Thursdays at 4:45 in Farrell 112.
“We can help!” Habitat Humanity friends and DCIC members (from foreground
back): Campus Chaplain Marth Vink, Elizabeth Demeree, Liz Kielbasa, Danielle
Schafer and Technology Division Instructor Peter Campbell building a house in
Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
The entire crew of builders from SUNY Delhi are pictured below. What a way to
make a difference over mid-winter break. KUDOS!
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SUNY DELHI DEAN
Ryan Anthony Abbate
Danielle Rae Acchione
Melissa Jean Ackerly
Sarah Ann Adams
Oluwadamilare Adeosun
Lynnette M Agnew
Janemarie Allen
Sarah Mary Allmendinger
Kandiss Joy Alonzo
Angel Alvarado
Julie Alvez
Dillon Anderson
Kevin James Anderson
Kyiesha Nadien Anderson
Kyle Proper Andress
Rachel Nicole Andrews
David Michael Angell
Gideon K Ankomah
Melissa Marie Armstrong
Sharon Marie Armstrong
Anthony Louis Arroyo
Eric Manueal Avila
Ifeoma Awaka
Nicole Lynne Ayres
Dennis Eugene Babcock Jr.
Aneta Justyna Babieradzki
Hannah Beverly Backus
Ann Maureen Bailey
Matthew Vernon Balch
Lynne Marie Ballard
Kirsten Kathleen Ballowe
Brian Scott Banks
Cory Dean Banks
Leah Elizabeth Barber
Jennifer Hope Barnhart
Amanda Christine Bartlett
Laura Jayne Bartlett
Jacob Michael Bartz
Joshua David Bates
Donald Douglas Batsford
Christian Batthany
Alexis Lee Baum
Yannick Loic Baum
Amy Lyn Beach
Frances A Becker
Angel Marie Beckles
Zea Alethea Beckwith
Bradley Ray Bellstedt
Christine Louise Bendul
Jeffrey Michael Benson
Nelson Anslund Berggren
Thomas Levi Bermas
Philip J Bianchi
Shane Andrew Biggar
Heather Brenna Fay Biggs
Deborah M Billard
Brent David Bills
Spinks Samuel Bilson
Sandra Binkowski
Kristen A Bishop
Penny Anne Bishop
Joseph Lee Bivens
Mark Everett Bland
Caleb Scott Blass
Lissa Aida Boileau
Timothy Charles Boland
Brigitte Nichole Bordeau
Rachel Christine Bradley
Carly Jo Braman
Susan Dorothy Brassard
Terri Lynn Brauer
Cindy Lou Brookes
Kevin Patrick Browne
Tara Michelle Bryant
Teresa Renee’ Bryant
Mark Valentin Bueche
Andrew John Bulizak
Alexandra Tracy Burch
Matthew Allan Burkhard
Thomas Ralph Burlingame
Devin Joseph Bush
Eugenia Bush
Briana Rae Button
Sean David Byrd
Michael Raymond Cagganello
Julianne Rose Caldarulo
Ashley Nicole Camarata
Doreen Canfield
Michael Philip Carbone
Gabriel B Cardamone
Ashley Noelle Carey
Amber Lynn Carpino
Melissa Carrigan
Steve Redding Carter
Braniff Yissette Cedeno
Richard Dennis Celli
Amanda Denise Chambers
Kristin Rae Chandler
Hong Chen
Denise C. Church
Joseph John Cioffi
Albert Charles Clark
Ashley Clark
David Allan Clinton
Tyler Charles Clune
Raquel Collimore-Fenton
Joan D Collins
Victoria Conkling
Loni Jo Coons
Cameron Breckinridge Cooper
Timothy Brian Cooper
Amanda Kathleen Corbett
Janet Emilia Corwith
Erika Janelle Covell
Becky Lea Cramer
James O Crawford
Lisa Irene Cremisio
Benjamin Joseph Crenshaw
Michelle Lynn Cruden
Rosalind Cruz
Edgar Cuateco
Emily Anne Cumber
Melanie Catherine Curtis
Casie Michelle Czerenda
Kelsey Lynn Czubernat
Benjamin Czyzewski
James Roy D’Allaird
Antonio D’Amato
Daniella D’Amico
Rashidah Intasar Daniels
Jessie Elizabeth Darling
Jill Nicole David
Heather Marie Davie
Gail E Davis
Marlene Andrea Davis
Scott Benjamin Davis
Cristina Amelia De Marco
John Archibald DeAndrea
Angela Rose DeBrodt
Richard Adolf DeLuca
Spencer Franklin DeVaul
Donna Cole Decker
Matthew Gerald Decker
Tasha Renee Defelice
Patricia Degaetani
Shane Michael Delameter
Thomas F Delaney
Bonnie Sue Derrick
Chase A Desmond
Doug Edward Dewitt
Jozelle Diaz
Dayna Kristina Dickson
Lindsay J Diefendorf
Robert Edward Dillon
Amanda Distin
Katherine May Dixon
Moeka Dobashi
Brittany Nicole Dougherty
Danielle Renee Dougherty
Caitlin Christine Downing
Joseph Lawrence Doyle
Stephanie Dueppengiesser
Christine E Dunlop
Kristina Susanne Dunn
David Alan Durfey
Michael J Dzikowski
Shawna Easterly
Anthony James Eastman
Donyelle Kristina Echevarria
Tiffany Dawn Ekeblad
Jeffrey Aaron Engel
James Gregory Erwin
Stella Ebelechwuku Evans
Yvonne Evans
Lisa Marie Fallon
Kevin J Farrar
Brandon Favicchia
William Joseph Featherstone
John James Feilen
Jeffrey William Ferguson
Katie A Ferguson
Yanira Fernandez
Rob David Fernekes
Julia Lynn Fetzer
Sonya Najet Fezza
Rosemarie Ficara
Lara Priscila Fieschi-Corso
Anne M Fining
Thomas Edward Fining
Richard Fitzpatrick
Tara Ann Fitzpatrick
Sean Leahy Flaherty
Andrew Thomas Flynn
Lisa Fosket
Bruce I Foster
Jacqueline Mekea Fowler
Kyle William Franks
Judith Frimpong
Priscilla Marie Frisbee
Patricia Fusco
Lynn Ellen Gailie
Lisa Anne Gallagher
Michael Andrew Gannett
Sharon Gavette
Anita Lee Geary
William John Geary
Darius Gedmintas
Nicholas J Geertgens
Natalie L Geier
Janine Rebecca Geiger
Emmanuel Georges
Kate Marie Georghiou
Natalya Gershenzon
John Giangreco
Virginia Lynn Giles
Justin David Gill
Stephen F Glahn
Shona-Lee B Glavin
Hallie B Goldberger
Amanda Marie Gonzalez
Colleen Gail Gotham
Geoffrey David Greene
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N’S LIST, FALL 2010
Andrew Greenlaw
Daniel John Gregus
Iris Ann Grett
Christopher Lee Griffin
Caleb Daniel Gustafson
Natalia Regina Guzman
Yana Victoria Guzman
Brian Haines
Robert Lawrence Hall
Steven Lee Hall
Nicole Bianca Hamilton
Jeremy Michael Hanselman
Kara Lyne Haraden
Kyle Joseph Harney
Brenda L Hart
Ivy Michelle Hattem
Crystal Hazelton
Justin William Hearley
Emily Susan Heath
Margaret Rose Heath
Helen Elizabeth Helmer
Joseph Michael Henley
Douglas M Henningsen
Ryan Patrick Henshaw
Tamara Hess
Adam Richard Hicks
Marian Hiemstra
Courtney Leigh Hillman
Sharon Kaye Hinson
Keith Eric Hoffman
Jon David Hood
Mathew Nathan Howard
Heather Lynn Howell
Alisa S Huggins
Robert Conrad Hull Jr.
Jeffery S Hulse
Lisa Ann Baron Hunt
Tanjia Ann Hynes
Eric Salvatore Ilardo
Christopher Daniel Iorizzo
Aaron D Irwin
Barrett Wayland Jester Jr.
Robert Thomas Jewett
Heath Anthony Jock
George Edward Johnson
Kevin Leslie Johnson
Tiffany Marie Johnson
Anne Elizabeth Judd
Arieka A Judge
Tiffany Ann Julien
Stacie Anne Kaifler
Bridget Anne Kane
Irina Kapitov
Michael Anthony Karmiche
Cody Douglas Kay
Joseph William Keable
Jennifer Kearns
Kyle James Keech
Anna Marie Kelly
Courtney Lauren Ketz
Alexander William Killmeier
Maureen Ann Kim
Jordan Klein
Trevor Scott Kling
Bruce Edward Knickerbocker
Deana W Knowles
Matthew Scott Koenig
Dorota Daria Kowalska-Pareja
Jenn Lynn Kownack
Marissa Margaret Kubinyak
Matthew Edward Kuczek
Sara J Kuebler
Samantha Kuhne
Michelle Lynn Kwiatkowski
Ivan Lanovyy
Douglas Samuel Lapenta
Michael Robert Laplante
Kayla Renee Larned
Carolyn Nicole Laskoski
Tanya Lynn Lavallee
William N Lawrence
Mi Young Lawson
Dung Thi Phuong Le
Jacqueline Leahy
Omar Lee
Randi Lee
Nancy Kathleen Lenseth
Thomas Paul Lenz
Boris Levandovskiy
Creig Bruce Levens
Danielle Elizabeth Lewis
Michelle Lewis
William Clarence Lewis
Sheniqua Jenille Liburd
Abigail Grace Liddle
Ren Jie Lin
Kimberlee Noelle Lindquist
Barbara Alice Lister
Mary Beth Litz
Danielle Lynn Lowe-O’Brien
Daniel Jay Lubanski
Ariana Michelle Lubelli
Justine Lukwago
Colleen Lynch
Brian Lynn
Michael Henry MacClintock
Sarah Jane MacNeil
Maureen Angelina Mackey
Joseph Maffucci
Michael Jacob Magazu
Deborah Ann Maile
Amanda Margaret Malizia
Mark Jesuitas Manansala
Siobahn Angelica Mancebo
Heather L Mange
Ashley Rose Manley
Joan Marie Many
Justin Michael Marcin
Lori Louise Marino
Alexandra Elizabeth Markowski
Andrew Laurence Marsh
Shane William Martin
Natalia K Massar
Nicole Marie Mastroianni
Benny Kudiyiruppil Mathew
Marina Matsumoto
Adam James Matthews
Kate Gwendolyn Maxson
Christopher John McCarthy
Steven James McCormack
Sara Jeanne McCulley
Mariel McDonnell
Meaghan Bridget McElroen
Jillanne McGowan
Kyle Joseph McHugh
Damar McIntyre
Kurt William McKinnon
Christopher Garald McManus
Michael A McMillen
Samantha Jean McNamara
Tamika Monique Medlin
Alyssa Melendez
Sandra Mena
Kristine Gai Meredith
Leonard Daniel Messina
James Patrick Meyer
Sylvia June Meyer
David Louis Meyerhoff
Travis Raymond Milewski-Kircher
Alissa Nicole Milillo
Andrea Tomlinson Miller
Arianne Sarah Miller
Eileen Miller
Emily Lauren Miller
Jessica Miller
Omari Jahfari Miller
Renee Evette Miller
Michael Artie Miranti
Paulina Ann Mirdita
Josh James Mistler
Jessica Ann Mitchell
Stephanie Elizabeth Hope Mix
Chihiro Mizoguchi
Yuki Mizutani
Paula Mohansingh
Andrew Calvin Mollura
Maureen Patricia Monahan
Deana Rose Monteleon
Kyungil Moon
Colin Moore
Nichole Renee Moore
Yvonne Morales
Mirlany Morillo
Robin Louise Mosher
Joshua L Mosier
Timothy Mark Moss
Christopher Riley Moyer
Nicole June Moynihan
Michael M Mueller
Gino Mulone
Ayaka Murakami
Jacob David Murphy
Eric John Murray
Scipio Murren
Laurie Muscari
Heather Nannery
Luciana Simona Nativo
Trevor J Nelson
Nickolas John Neu
Melissa Lynn Newcomb
William Joseph Newman
Andrew Jonathan Nichols
Carolyn Veronica Nickdow
Justin William Nilsson
Enid Nixon
Daniel Patrick Noonan
Lucia E O’Brien
Wanda Jean Oakes
Kaoru Odashima
Jennifer Elizabeth Oleksza
Chad J Oliver
Justin Arend Ooms
Andrea E Oriol
Nicholas Joseph Orlando
George Ostrowski
Leeann Otto
Darlene Ann Owens
William James Padgett
Neil Palmatier
Jordan Kenneth Palmer
Stephanie Lynn Pane
Susan Pantano
Rebecca Katherine Parese
Anthony Thomas Parise
Hee Keong Park
Candice Parkinson
Tiffany Le’Vonne Parkinson
Ryan Mitchell Parshall
Christine Louise Pashley
Samuel Abraham Passer
Sophia Rose Passero
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Aaron Paternoster
MARCH 2011
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SUNY DELHI DEAN’S LIST, FALL 2010
continued from page 9
Dustin William Paupst
Irina Peltsman
Victor Pena
Ian Penson
Adriana Marie Perez
Emily Eileen Perez
Jennifer Elaine Perry
Bernadette Petersen
Elizabeth Peterson
Kyle Patrick Petrie
Terri L Pettit
Cathleen L Phillips
Jaime Frances Phillips
Jezzreel Fabillar Phillips
Amber Rose Pitcher
Paige Marie Plank
Matthew Aaron Ponto
Diana Sue Pope
Carly Elizabeth Poulin
Latifah Christina Powe
William Edward Powers
Gregory Michael Primavera
Andrew Neil Pringle
Krista Marie Proper
Annalise Michelle Puckette
Jeremy J Pyhtila
Stephen Quickenton
Eric Charles Raba
Jennifer Elizabeth Raleigh
Bonnie Ramadan
Irene Raphael
Joann Patricia Redner
Amanda Kelly Reed
Jonathan Michael Reynolds
Giuseppe Biagio Rice
Joseph John Rieck
Diego Rivera
Zasha Lynn Rivera
Caitlyn Michelle Roberts
Matthew Tyler Robinson
Richard William Rock
Felicia Diane Roe
Heather Marie Rooney
Gerene Alecia Rose
Karissama Ross
Lakia Sharie Rucker
Heidi Ruetenik
Michael Joseph Ruffo
Isabelle Marrero Ryan
Reimi Sakurai
Maria Elisa Sangiorgi
Nicholas James Sassani
Anthony Joseph Sasso
Brandon Curtis Scheuermann
Joseph Mark Schlegel
Adeline Marie Schowengerdt
Justin Alan Schwab
Richard Keith Schwartz
Peter Sciabarra
Daniel Steven Sciarrino
Adam Leighton Scudder
Alexandra Elizabeth Semeraro
Aloysius Anukusa Serekede
Jason Mark Serrapica
Nicole Lynn Severino
Sienna Louise Seyerle
Kaitlyn Marie Sharrott
Molly Jules Shaughnessy
Lydia Dianne Sheppard
Kiyomi Shibuya
Christine Ann Siciliano
Rachel Ellen Sikora
Anbiar Arsh Sinanan
Michael Anthony Slater
Erica Allyn Slingerland
Dillon M Smith
Cynthia Diane Snyder
Katherine Mary Socha
Andrea Rosemary Sonnacchio
Sara Sosnow
Morgan Matthew Spaulding
Foster St Cyr
Marie Louise Stallone
Carly Rose Stargensky
Lauren Patricia Stephenson
Christopher Jon Stevens
Patricia R Stevens
Jill Marie Stilwell
Morgan Michelle Stirpe
Katherine Johanna Stoop
Nicoleta M Stratica
Courtney Ellen Suttles
Joanne Sylvestre
Kristen Szendrey
Dustin W Tait
Kaylynn Marie Talbot
Laura Tavarez
Gleb Vladimirovich Temkin
Lamel Omar Thomas
Syrentha Thomas
Dylan Seth Thompson
Karly Elizabeth Tolson
Tamika Traboulay
Sandra Rose Tranvaag
Kristin Nicole Tucker
Troy Richard Tucker
Michelle Barbara Tuetken
Jonathan Turner
Ryan Steven Tuttle
Sarah Lindsay Tuttle
Brian William Underwood
Julia Teresa Urban
Jamie Lyn Varriale
Gabriella Marie Vasta
Patrick Shannon Vaughn
Danielle Vespertino
Michael John Viera
Kenneth James Visbeen
Nina Maria Vitale
Ruth Ann Viviano
Veronika Roza Vozniak
Steven James Vulaj
Kathleen Mary Wagner
David Aarron Walsh
Jean Marie Walsh
Damien R Wandell
Casey Ward
Stacey Ann Warner
Jeremiah James Warren
Tyler Warren
Mike James Warrick
Trisha Marie Waz
Michael J Weinblatt
Brian Andrew Wells
Adam Walter Wezalis
Angelica Marie Wheeler
Gwen Elizabeth Wheeler
Stephanie Nichole White
Maureen Ann Whittaker
Christine Margaret Willard
Mark Steven Williams
Rachel Marie Williams
Dawn Ja Williams-Surajh
Cheryl Wilson-Clarke
Ashley Lynn Wolf
Natanyah Wolfe
Taylor Marie Woodcock
Jason Worden
Matthew Robert Wright
Jeffrey James Yambor
Julieann Yearsley
Jennifer Aileen Zieno
Jennifer Zola
Jacob Darwin Zurlick
This is only a partial listing of students who
made the Dean’s List for fall 2010, with a semester GPA of 3.50 or greater. If you achieved
the deans list for fall 2010 and your name does
not appear on this list, it is because you have requested a Confidential status for your directory
information. If you wish to remove that Confidential status, you need to go to the Office of
Records and Registration, Bush Hall Room 124,
and do so in writing.
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MARCH 2011
CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS
Security Guard Training Course
As part of a continuing effort to assist those students in the criminal justice program, the criminal justice club has arranged for the New York
State Division of Criminal Justice Services “BASIC SECURITY GUARD
TRAINING COURSE”, to be offered during the Spring 2011 semester.
Students must pre-register for this eight hour basic training course. There
is a $25.00 registration fee that must be pre-paid. All students taking the
security guard course must bring a valid ID with them to enter the class.
All security personnel in NYS must be licensed by the State. At the completion of the eight hour basic course, a certificate will be issued to all
those achieving a passing score. With the DCJS certificate, you can file an
application with the Dept. of State to obtain your security guard license.
The application must include fingerprints, which can be done in Delhi, at
the Village Hall, Court Street.
The entire process for becoming a New York State licensed security guard
will be explained during the course. Application forms will be available.
After obtaining your license, you can work any where in New York State
as a security guard or security officer. There are many part-time, full time
and seasonal security jobs available, especially in the downstate areas. Information on where to look for jobs will be given out during the course.
This is a great way to build your resume and to get your “foot in the door”
for a career in the criminal justice system. For further information and
registration, please contact, Mrs. Judy Lindsey, Rm. 701, Evenden Tower,
746 - 4540.
Instructor: Capt. James H. Small, Room 708 Evenden Tower – (746-6629)
Location: Delaware County Law Enforcement Academy Training Room
280 Phoebe Lane, Suite One
Delhi, N.Y. 13753
Date:
March 23 & March 30, 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm both days
March 18, 2011 4pm-7pm
Farrell Student & Community Center Commons
COME SUPPORT RELAY TEAM FUNDRAISERS!!!
Third
TEAM CAPTAINS
MEETING
Monday, March 28, 2011
At the United Ministry Church 6pm
(behind the bank on Main Street)
All participants must
raise $100 in order to receive the 2011 T shirt.
FUNDRAISE by sending emails & selling luminaries!!
Register your team today!
www.relayforlife.org/delhiNY
Contact Christina Viafore at dcrelay@delhitel.net for info.
Mark your calendars!! 2011 Relay is April 29-30th
MARCH 2011
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SNOW IS MELTING BUT WINTERFEST
MEMORIES WILL ALWAYS LAST!
Finally, some green poking out from underneath all that
white stuff! Although the sun feels good, who would want to
forget the fun of WinterFest? Not us!
Photos, Ariana Lubelli
Of course in the Catskills some snow could still be in store...
So please “THINK SPRING”!
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STAFF
Editor/President.... John D. Olsson
Vice President..... Ariana Lubelli
Senator...................Andrea Valley
Treasurer.............. Brenna Leskody
Secretary........Seeking Contributors.....Liz Kielbasa
Advisor.............Lucinda Brydon
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