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Move-In Day: Tips & Essentials for a Smooth StartMove-in day is an exciting start to your next chapter, but can be a little overwhelming at the same time! To help you breeze through move-in day and feel extra…
Tags: campus meadows, college hill, dorms, fall 2025, fall semester, move in day, on campus, res life, res run, residence life, Students
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An Open Letter to Anyone Considering CollegeTwo years ago, when I was considering whether or not I should go to college, I honestly thought I would fail- I was 33 and hadn’t been in school since…
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Tim Fischer on Self-Discovery and Transformation: Finding Yourself, Living Your Truth and Embracing the Power to Change Your LifeArtist and author Tim Fischer is an inspiring testimony that the journey to becoming who you want to be and achieving your dreams isn’t linear, or impossible.
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Empowering Communities, Inspiring GenerationsBrenda Episcopo, a proud HCCC alumna from the Class of 1994, embodies the transformative power of education, determination, and passion. A graduate of the Human Services A. A. S.
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Jawara Wauchope Affirming “What’s for you will be for you” & “Injecting” Authentic Beauty Into Today’s WorkFor celebrity stylist Jawara Wauchope, hair and fashion are a life-long passion. Growing up Wauchope spent a lot of time around hair and salons, as his aunts owned them.
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Anything is Possible in RetirementThere’s no slowing down in retirement for Matt Simmons.
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HCCC Spreads Holiday Cheer Through Gram Lorraine Christmas Children's ProgramThis holiday season, HCCC continued its tradition of giving back to the community by participating in the Gram Lorraine Christmas Children’s Program.
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Make Your Voice Heard Nov. 5th
Under New York State law, college students who meet all other eligibility requirements can vote at their college address or at their home address.
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Dr. Elwood-Farber presents research on 19th century journalist Sara Payson Willis PartonDr. Lisa Elwood-Farber presented her research at the International Nineteenth-Century Studies Association Conference on July 10, 2024, at Durham University in Durham, England.
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Herkimer Alum Publishes Third Book
Alumnus and Author Kevin Hall releases his latest book Signs, The Veil Is Thinner Than We Imagine - Rees Trenholm On February 14, Kevin Hall ’81 Computer Science, released his latest book…
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Empowering Women Through Shared Stories at HCCCHerkimer County Community College Women’s Club recently hosted a captivating panel event titled “The Women of Herkimer” on March 19, bringing together students and alumni to share inspiring stories.
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Black History Month: Professor Maryann Wrinn Spotlights African American Arts Influence
This year’s Black History Month theme, African Americans and the Arts, “explores the key influence African Americans have had in the fields of “visual and performing arts, literature, fashion, folklore, language,…
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'Malarkey Mondays' Podcast Provides Serious Hands-on ExperienceFrom newsprint, radio, and television to blogging and social media, the communications and media industry is constantly evolving.
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Be Your Own Influencer
In the last 25 years, social media has grown, evolved, and become firmly anchored in the culture of every society connected to the World Wide Web.
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Dr. Elwood-Farber Reflects on her Summer and Journey
Even after two decades as an English professor, Dr. Lisa Elwood-Farber says she’s still discovering herself as a teacher and a writer.
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Fashionistas Sport Their Talent at MunsonHCCC Fashion Buying & Merchandising (FBM) students took on the Munson Museum of Art for a field trip and fashion show on Wednesday and Thursday, September 13-14, in association with…
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Increasing Awareness and Support During Suicide Prevention Awareness MonthSeptember marks Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a vital time to raise awareness and support for those struggling with mental health challenges.
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Possibilities, Uncertainties, and Career Success
It’s the start of the semester at HCCC and the campus is buzzing with energy.
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Countdown to Commencement '23, Jessica Marshall
It’s the Countdown to Commencement 2023.
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Countdown to Commencement '23, Olivia Cook
It’s Countdown to Commencement 2023! We have a graduating class of remarkable students who have creatively impacted our campus community, like Olivia Cook.
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Countdown to Commencement '23, Kyle Poulos
It's Countdown to Commencement 2023! Our spotlight is on Kyle Poulos, of Niagara Falls, who has been an integral part of the HCCC campus community through his academic and extra-curricular…
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Countdown to Commencement '23, Sara Warner
It’s Countdown to Commencement 2023! We have a graduating class full of remarkable students who have made the most of their academic journey at HCCC and have positively impacted our…
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HCCC Psychology Major Honored by Rome College FoundationHCCC student Mckayla Ganci, of Frankfort, was the recent recipient of the Charles T. Beeching/Revere Copper Products Family Scholarship.
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Late Start Classes
It’s not too late. Late Start Classes begin March 21st. We know that life can sometimes get in the way of even the best intentions.
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The General Perspective: ASC, Key to a Student's Success
The Academic Support Center services play an integral part in your student’s success. All Academic Support Center services are free of charge and accessible to students in need.
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Cultivating Culture with Giotto Enterprises
by Sara WarnerHCCC was honored to have Mark Cushman and Christie Rutigliano from Giotto Enterprises as part of the Cultivating Culture professional workshop held on Wednesday, February 15.
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Dedication. Compassion. Innovation. Human Services at HCCC
As the need for mental health and recovery services increases, HCCC is responding to this workforce demand with its innovative Human Services program.
Tags: Alumni, Connections
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HCCC First Year Seminar 'Escape Room'Navigating your first year at college can be challenging, but what happens when you take aspects of campus life and transform them into an escape room “final exam”? For students of…
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A Legacy of Generals Giving for the Gram Lorraine Program
HCCC was honored to once again participate in Gram Lorraine's Children's Christmas Program, gathering holiday gifts for children in need in the Mohawk Valley.
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HCCC Amnesty International Club Joins Write for Rights CampaignThe HCCC Amnesty International Club kicks off its Write for Rights campaign, Thursday, December 1, and continues through January 31, 2023.
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Study Abroad Opportunity to Dominican Republic with Professor Adjodha-EvansProfessor Dr. Jennifer Adjodha-Evans has announced a study abroad opportunity,Healthcare & Nursing in the Dominican Republic, during spring break of March 2023.
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College Amnesty International Club Announces November Action
HCCC’s Amnesty International Club has announced its November Action which will include petition signing, including a petition to free Brittany Griner – the American WNBA star recently sentenced to nine…
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November 1 is National Author's Day
November 1 is National Author’s Day, a celebration of the masters of the written word and weavers of new worlds.
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During SUNY Free Week, HCCC Reaffirms its Commitment to Affordable, Accessible Education
Amid SUNY’s Free Week (October 24-November 6), where students can submit up to five (5) applications to SUNY schools free of charge, Herkimer County Community College wants to remind prospective…
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'Come to the Table' at the HCCC Library
The HCCC Library is not only a wealth of information but also a place of engagement and action.
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September 20 is National Voter Registration DayDid you know most eligible Americans don’t vote? Make sure you exercise your right to vote this year.
Tags: Students
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COVID-19 Exposure & Positive Test Protocols, Fall '22 Semester
Please be aware of COVID-19 exposure and positive test protocols in place for the Fall 2022 semester*.
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Get a Jump Start on STEM
The HCCC Jump Start STEM Program is designed for both incoming freshman and current students looking to enrich their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Tags: STEM
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Little Falls Theater Company a Labor of Love for HCCC Instructor
Directing Shakespeare in the summertime is truly a labor of love for HCCC English Instructor Matthew Powers.
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Student Vaccination Requirements for Fall 2022
August 2, 2022 Dear Students, We look forward to welcoming you to campus soon! In preparation for your arrival and the start of classes on August 29th, please be aware of the…
Tags: COVID-19
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Alumnus Mike Brown Crafts Career Highlights into a Colorful Picture
Mike Brown ’75, Radio-Television Broadcasting, never imagined that he would be a published author.
Tags: Alumni
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HCCC Maintains Commitment to Affordable, Accessible Higher Education
HCCC announced in-state tuition and fee rates for the 2022-23 academic year will remain the same.
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Surveillance Testing Update
Surveillance testing has been suspended effective Wednesday, May 11, 2022, until further notice. Anyone experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 should stay home and test.
Tags: COVID-19
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Surveillance Testing Suspended for the Summer
Effective May, 11, 2022, pooled surveillance testing has been suspended until further notice. Anyone experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should stay home and test.
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Spotlight on the Class of '22, Kassandra GarciaKassandra Garcia, Communication and Media, Rome, NY, didn't think a college education factored into her future plans.
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Spotlight on the Class of '22, Maria Dellagatta
Maria Dellagatta, Human Services A. A. S. (Staten Island, NY), one of our virtual students, says that her HCCC online experience was not only highly personal but life altering.
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Herkimer Honors Student Looks to Make a Difference with Textbook Drive
HCCC student Ara Homer ‘22, Humanities (Richfield Springs, New York), recognized certain barriers and set out to fix them.
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Spotlight on the Class of '22, Robert PowersRobert Powers, Liberal Arts A. A. , credits his children as his source of inspiration in the decision to purse a college degree.
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Looking for a summer job? Handshake can help!Bulk up your resume with Handshake, a tool designed to help navigate summer jobs or internships available to you.
Tags: careerservices
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Spotlight on the Class of '22, Besim FerhatovicBesim Ferhatovic is a first-generation college student who emigrated to the United States from Bosnia and Herzegovina in August of 1999.
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Creating the Path to STEM Careers
From HCCC's 2022 Connections publicationHCCC has joined into an alliance with other area colleges and universities to create new pathways for students to more easily continue their education and succeed…
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Celebrate National Library Week and 'Connect with your Library'
Celebrate National Library Week and connect to the HCCC Library. Stop by April 4-8 to check out the daily activities.
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Collecting comfort: HCCC honors student holds donation drive for Herkimer County Humane SocietyHCCC student Natachia Ventura ’22 of Utica, New York, is asking for the campus community’s help in successfully gathering items for the Herkimer County Humane Society as part of her…
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Steppin' Out with Aluma Julianna Finnerty
After graduating from HCCC, Julianna Finnerty enrolled at Manhattan College in the Bronx, where she continued playing softball.
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Does your student have the Herkimer Edge?Herkimer Edge is designed to support your student in reaching their career goals by preparing them with the tools and information necessary for them to succeed in the interview and…
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Where will you go next? HCCC to host Spring Transfer FairOur spring transfer fair is a great opportunity for students to discover their next step in their education.
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Harvard, Herkimer, and beyond: Sky's the limit for Yesika M. Carrasquillo
HCCC student Yesika Mariela Carrasquillo, Paralegal Studies (Binghamton, New York), has a thirst for knowledge.
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Connections - Diversity, Equity, Inclusion“Our goal is to empower and educate all members of our community to facilitate a campus culture where diversity, equity, and inclusion are respected and intentionally valued.
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Future Parent Podcast: Recent Episode Features HCCC Emeriti on Topic of Financial AidPreparing to send a child to college and navigating the journey after acceptance can be an overwhelming endeavor — enter the Future Parent Podcast.
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Health Care Hero AlumnaKathy McCarthy '92 has dedicated her career to helping others.
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Remembering the Legacy of HCCC's beloved Therapy Dog, Renegade“Dogs have a way of finding the people who need them and filling an emptiness we didn’t even know we had.
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Connections - From Herkimer to Major League SoccerKevin Mellon ’01 is exactly where he’s always wanted to be—on a soccer field.
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Face Coverings Update
Effective March 9, 2022, face coverings will be optional in all indoor/outdoor public settings.
Tags: COVID-19
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Update to Mask/Face Covering Mandate
In light of the continued decrease in local COVID-19 cases, in accordance with NYS Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent announcement, and in consultation with the Herkimer County Public Health Department; HCCC…
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HCCC Stays in Touch Through Connections - Spotlight on 'Herkimer Edge'
HCCC’s Connections magazine was published and distributed to alumni and friends of the College in late February.
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Judge James McLeod: A Pioneer at HCCCA member of the very first graduating class in 1969 and the first inaugural class of the Alumni Wall of Honor in 2000, James A. W.
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Dr. Frederick Douglass Opie: World Class Athlete Turned Innovative EducatorA graduate of Croton-Harmon High School in Westchester County, NY, Frederick Douglass Opie is a Babson Professor of History and Foodways and the author of articles, books, and contributor to…
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Get Involved with The General NewspaperThe General, HCCC’s online student newspaper has been the front-runner for student-driven campus coverage since 2020 and has continued to provide truthful, unbiased, and reliable news for the campus community.
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Is Your Student Career Ready?It is no longer enough to just obtain a college degree or have some relevant work experience when launching a career.
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COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
Herkimer County Public Health will be holding COVID-19 vaccination clinics at HCCC on Wednesday, February 23 from 3:30 to 6:30 p. m.
Tags: COVID-19
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Dartray Belk: A Difference-MakerDartray Belk grew up in housing projects in South Jamaica Queens, NY, finding himself in middle school with no knowledge of how to read or write.
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On Campus Mask Mandate
As you are probably aware, yesterday Governor Hochul announced the lifting of the indoor mask mandate for businesses starting today.
Tags: COVID-19
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New Snap Eligibility Rules Mean Greater Relief for StudentsRecent changes in SNAP policy have expanded SNAP eligibility to thousands of low-income New York State students, including students at HCCC.
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Surveillance Testing Requirements Updates
Beginning Monday, February 7, 2022, surveillance testing requirements are changing for residential and commuter students: If you have received the full vaccine course and are not currently eligible for the booster,…
Tags: COVID-19
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It's Never Too Late: Sign Up for Spring Semester Late Start ClassesWe know that even with the best of intentions, life can take unexpected turns - however with HCCC's Spring 2022 Late Start Classes you can get back on track to…
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Welcome Back Students - Spring 2022
Dear Students: Welcome back! HCCC will be continuing to participate in pooled surveillance testing procedures this spring.
Tags: COVID-19
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Get Involved! Exciting Student Events are Coming to CampusIt’s a new semester and we have some BIG plans! Many exciting events are coming up this semester thanks to a collaboration of the Counseling Center, Residence Life & Housing,…
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COVID-related protocols for students enrolled for Spring 2022
Dear Students: We hope you had a happy and safe holiday season, and look forward to welcoming you back for the spring semester.
Tags: COVID-19
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Alumni Donate Items for STAR Recovery RoomHCCC’s Students Thriving at Recovery (STAR) program creates a culture of empowerment, support, and opportunity for students in recovery.
Tags: Alumni
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HCCC Students Give BackThe old adage "it's better to give than to receive" has certainly been demonstrated by HCCC students this holiday season.
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Admissions...On the Road Again!Our admissions team is excited to be back out on the road again, visiting high schools and attending college fairs.
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Get to Know your SGA Officers!New Student Government Association (SGA) officers have been elected for 2021-2022 and are ready to make a positive impact here at HCCC.
Tags: Students
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Counseling Center Recognized By The Genesis Group as an Outstanding ProgramCongratulations to the staff of the Counseling Center on being recognized as an Outstanding Program by The Genesis Group at their Celebration of Education held November 18, 2021 at Harts…
Tags: Counseling
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William Pelz inducted to Genesis Group Education Hall of DistinctionOn Thursday, November 18, 2021, William Pelz was inducted into the Genesis Group's Education Hall of Distinction.
Tags: Faculty
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Spring 2022 COVID Communication for New Students
Dear New and Transfer Students: We look forward to welcoming you to HCCC for the Spring 2022 semester.
Tags: COVID-19
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Generals men’s soccer takes a knee for equalityDuring a home game for the 2021-22 season, the HCCC men’s soccer team walked out onto the field, stood for the national anthem, and waited for kick-off.
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How students can jumpstart their career with Handshake at HCCCLet’s face it, the job market can be competitive, especially after graduation.
Tags: career, careerservices
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Faculty Spotlight: April Harris,
April Harris, Associate Professor Cybersecurity and Criminal JusticeHiring Year: 2014 Education: B. A. , Central Connecticut State University Psychology M. S. , Utica College Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics M.
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Reminder: Non-Compliance with Vaccination Requirements
Good afternoon, It is so good to see so many of you back on campus and starting your classes this week! We hope your semester is off to a great start! This…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Reminder for Students Regarding COVID Testing, Vaccination Clinics
This is a reminder for all students that plan to be on campus for any reason during the fall semester that they are required to take part in “rapid” COVID…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Talking with your Student about AlcoholAlcohol is the most misused and misunderstood drug in our society as Rob Turrisi states in “A Parent Handbook for Talking with College students about Alcohol.
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Notice: Vaccination requirements in wake of Pfizer FDA approval
Dear students: Please read the following important information regarding COVID vaccinations and testing from SUNY and Herkimer County Community College: Student COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements: Today the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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August 2021 Vaccination & Testing Updates
Dear students: Please read the following important information regarding COVID vaccinations and testing from SUNY and Herkimer County Community College: Student COVID-19 Vaccination Requirements: Today the Federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved…
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Updates for Fall 2021 move-in weekendDear Students, As we prepare for our move-in weekend on Saturday, September 4, and Sunday, September 5, we have a couple of updates regarding our COVID-19 safety procedures.
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19, Housing
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Move-in Weekend Update
Dear Students, As we prepare for our move-in weekend on Saturday, September 4, and Sunday, September 5, we have a couple of updates regarding our COVID-19 safety procedures.
Tags: COVID-19
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Notice: HCCC reimplements mask policy
In light of the recent spread of the COVID Delta variant and in accordance with updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and discussions with SUNY administration…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Face Coverings Update
In light of the recent spread of the COVID Delta variant and in accordance with updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and discussions with SUNY administration…
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Internship leads to lucrative human services job for HCCC studentWhen people think of Human Services, they often have an oversimplified idea of the career field, said Grace Ashline, HCCC Assistant Professor and coordinator of the Human Services degree program.
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Stories, Students
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Alum Notes Wanted: Send well-wishes to incoming GeneralsDear Fellow Alumni: As we return from a post-Covid 19 year of separation and anxiety, we are asking for your support.
Tags: Alumni
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An update from the Dean of Students
We look forward to welcoming you to campus this fall and we are working hard to make your experience this fall the best it can be.
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Fall 2021 Information
Info for Students: We look forward to welcoming you to campus this fall and we are working hard to make your experience this fall the best it can be.
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Move-In Information for Fall 2021 Residential Students
Welcome to the Residence Life & Housing program at HCCC.
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19, Housing
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Addressing common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine
Dear Students, While Herkimer County Community College is not currently mandating the COVID-19 vaccine, it will be required for all students on campus once it is approved by the Food and…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Vaccination Requirements
Dear Students, While Herkimer County Community College is not currently mandating the COVID-19 vaccine, it will be required for all students on campus once it is approved by the Food and…
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Start Here, Finish Here: Earn a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree at HCCCYour time at HCCC doesn’t have to end once you earn your associate degree.
Tags: 2020-2021, Academics, Admissions
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Undefeated Season: Remembering the 50th anniversary of the men's fastpitch softball teamNearly 50 years ago, a new curiousness surrounding collegiate athletics would put HCCC on the road to becoming the championship athletic program it is today.
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Apply for the Campus Safety Officer civil service examDo you have an interest in criminal justice? Are you looking to transition into a new line of work in law enforcement? Consider working at HCCC as a Campus Peace…
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Safety
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Faculty Spotlight: Steven Boucher, Assistant Professor of BusinessSteven Boucher, Assistant Professor of Business Hiring Year: 2020 Education: B. S. , Economics - SUNY Oneonta | M. B. A.
Tags: 2020-2021, Connections, Connections 2021, Faculty
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Updates to campus health safety protocols
In response to recent changes in COVID-19 health and safety mandates and guidelines by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), New York State Department of Health (DOH) and…
Tags: Announcements, COVID-19
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Softball coach connects nationwide thanks to new digital toolset“The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.
Tags: 2020-2021, Athletics, Campus Stories, Connections, Connections 2021, Staff
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Softball team uses doubleheader to raise awareness and ‘strikeout’ leukemiaThe Herkimer Generals softball team decided to do something extra special with its Sunday doubleheader: raise awareness for leukemia.
Tags: 2020-2021, Athletics, Campus Stories, Staff
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Students, employees collect 28 bags of trash during highway clean-up eventHCCC students and staff did their part to help clean up their community this past week.
Tags: 2020-2021, Activities, Campus Stories, Students
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In Person Instruction Planned for 2021-22 Academic Year
Herkimer County Community College is planning to return to in-person instruction for the 2021-22 academic year.
Tags: 2021-2022, Announcements, COVID-19
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Faculty Spotlight: Jason Brown, Assistant Professor of EnglishJason Brown, Assistant Professor of EnglishHiring Year: 2004 Education: B. A. SUNY Binghamton, M. A. Western Washington University Professional Affiliations/Board Memberships, Awards, etc.
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The General’s Cupboard donates over 100 boxes of goods to local food pantriesWith many students learning remotely during the fall semester, there was a decreased need for the ample food in the General’s Cupboard, HCCC’s on-campus food pantry.
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Stories, Connections, Connections 2021
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HCCC student newspaper becomes a melting pot amid pandemicBeing online-only by design gave The General, the student-run news outlet at the College, an advantage when it came time to launch in Fall 2020, but Advisor Blake Pitcher was…
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Stories, Connections, Connections 2021
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New remote-learning tech leads to improved art course feedbackAfter teaching art courses at HCCC for nearly 30 years, Professor Maryann Wrinn said the move to real-time remote for Fall 2020 forced her to be more creative and think…
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Stories, Connections, Connections 2021
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The Modern Monet: Milnalis Diese '17 never let near blindness cloud her visionMilnalis Diese ’17 made a name for herself at HCCC for being a good student, who was well-liked and excelled in the classroom.
Tags: 2020-2021, Alumni, Connections, Connections 2021
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Faculty Spotlight: Matthew Powers, InstructorMatthew Powers, InstructorHiring Year: 2007 Education: M. A. English, The University of Rochester B. A. English, SUNY Geneseo A. A.
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Faculty Spotlight: Blake Pitcher, Associate Professor of Digital Graphics & DesignBlake Pitcher, Associate Professor of Digital Graphics & Design Hiring Year: 2006 Education: A. S. , Herkimer County Community College Professional and Technical Communication B. S.
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Fall Semester Planning
It is natural that we should be wondering what the start of the fall 2021 semester will look like, given that we recently marked a full year of precautions and…
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Doing Something You Love: Herkimer alumna finds work family with Disney MagicHCCC prides itself on being a college that treats its students like family. It was this personal touch that brought Courtney Tasco ’14 to the campus.
Tags: 2020-2021, Alumni, Connections, Connections 2021
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HCCC student publishes first fantasy novel, 'Darkness Rise'HCCC student Carynn Bohley, General Studies A. A.
Tags: 2020-2021, Connections, Connections 2021, Makers, Students
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Herkimer High School sees first student to graduate with diploma, college degree thanks to P-TECH programPhoto: Marietta Altieri '20 is joined by her uncle Ed Mamrosch, left, and father Mark Altieri, right, at her graduation from Herkimer High School (Provided photo).
Tags: 2020-2021, Alumni, Connections, Connections 2021
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Current students, take advantage of Early RegistrationThe weather is warming up, which means spring semester is nearly over — and it’s time for students to begin thinking about Fall 2021.
Tags: 2020-2021, Academics, Admissions, registration
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COVID-19 Vaccination Eligibility for 16 Years and Older
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that all New Yorkers 16-years-of-age and older are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting tomorrow (April 6).
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HCCC English professor uses publishing experience to inspire in the classroomChristian Avis, HCCC assistant professor of English, chose to write his first novel during a surprising time—while house hunting in 2015.
Tags: 2020-2021, Christian Avis, Faculty, Makers
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Coping with the COVID PandemicAccording to the Young People’s Mental Health Survey conducted by Mental Health America (MHA) in November 2020, seventy-one percent of college students reported that having a hobby helped their mental…
Tags: Counseling, COVID-19
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Sending Kindness: HCCC honors student collects cards for hospitalized childrenHCCC student Victoria Borowski ’21 of Monroe, New York, is asking for the public’s help to bring a little light to those in need.
Tags: 2020-2021, Campus Stories, Students
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Move-in Weekend Update
We are pleased to report a successful move-in weekend for on-campus housing. As planned, all students and individuals accompanying them were tested upon arrival to campus.
Tags: Housing
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COVID Surveillance Testing
Dear Students: SUNY has mandated that any student who will be on campus for any reason during the Spring 2021 semester MUST participate in COVID Surveillance Testing.
Tags: COVID-19
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Vaccination Distribution Site for Herkimer County
We are pleased to inform you that the College has been selected to serve as a vaccination distribution site for Herkimer County.
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New Students: Make sure to sign up for a Microsoft Teams trainingDear HCCC Students: As we prepare for the start of the spring semester, we want to provide you with the opportunity to learn about Microsoft Teams.
Tags: 2020-2021, Announcements
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Student Activities UpdateWe are planning to continue virtual students activities and programs this semester.
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Housing move-in info for residential studentsResidential students are scheduled to move into on-campus housing the weekend of January 30 & 31.
Tags: 2020-2021
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Learn about FREE academic support services for ALL studentsEach new semester brings with it new challenges, many which can be handled by taking a proactive approach.
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Adjustments made to Spring 2021 academic calendar
Dear Students, I am writing to share important information with you regarding the Spring 2021 semester.
Tags: 2020-2021, Announcements, COVID-19
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Act NOW to get the courses you need for Spring 2021Students should be planning ahead for Spring 2021 now. Waiting may result in missing out on the classes you want or need.
Tags: registration
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Prep for Finals with free virtual academic support servicesWith the end of the semester upon us, there comes much anxiety over studying for exams, finishing up assignments, and preparing for the upcoming spring 2021 semester.
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Competition cancelled for high-risk indoor sportsAfter careful thought, consideration, and dialogue, 27 of the 30 SUNY Community Colleges that are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) have collectively decided to cancel intercollegiate…
Tags: Announcements, Athletics, COVID-19
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This Giving Season, Consider Supporting our StudentsThis holiday season, we’re taking a moment to think about what we’re thankful for.
Tags: Alumni
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HCCC alumnus continues ‘They Call me Zombie’ comedy horror YA series with third bookHCCC alumnus John Mercer ’84, of Fulton, New York, recently published the third book in his young adult series, They Call me Zombie.
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Pandemic Spurs Innovation, Compassion and ResiliencyWhile 2020 has been the most challenging year to be in higher education, it has also been one of great innovation, compassion and resiliency—not only for students, but for faculty,…
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Follow up about positive COVID-19 cases
Dear Campus Community, As a follow-up to the recent positive COVID-19 tests associated with HCCC, I would like to provide you with additional details to assure you that swift and appropriate…
Tags: COVID-19
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November 2nd Update on COVID Testing
The College received notification of a fourth positive COVID-19 test yesterday.
Tags: COVID-19
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October 31st Update on COVID Testing
As a result of our COVID-19 pooled surveillance testing efforts, at this time, we are aware of three positive test results.
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Update on COVID Testing—Zero Positive CasesIn an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, HCCC is conducting pooled surveillance testing, developed by SUNY Upstate Medical Center.
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It’s Never too Early to Start Working with Career ServicesCareer development starts in the freshman year as students settle into their major and begin to picture their future.
Tags: career, careerservices
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College admissions recruitment gets creative amid COVID-19College prep time is a quintessential element to many high school students.
Tags: Admissions, campus visits
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Provost Communication Regarding Upcoming Spring Semester
Dear Campus Community, It is hard to believe we are approaching mid-October already and that registration for the spring 2021 semester is just around the corner! There has been some understandable…
Tags: Announcements
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Virtual format is a blessing in disguise for annual Transfer College FairWe can all admit that life at HCCC isn’t what we expected.
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HCCC baseball promotes unity with 2021 team shirtsIt’s not uncommon for the HCCC baseball team to show off a unique slogan on their practice clothes, but the phrase for 2021 is something that can extend beyond the…
Tags: Athletics, Baseball, Campus Stories, Diversity Equity & Inclusion
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Sanctions in Response to COVID-19 Student Violations
Dear Students, Effective immediately, all SUNY colleges and universities, including HCCC, are required to enforce sanctions for student violations of COVID-19 safety protocols, including immediate academic and housing suspension, as well…
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COVID-19 Pooled Surveillance Testing UnderwayAs part of Herkimer County Community College’s ongoing and evolving efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on campus and in our community, we will begin conducting pooled surveillance testing…
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How the Counseling Center can help your StudentMany reports have suggested that this generation of college students are experiencing more mental health challenges than any previous generation of college students.
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Student Activities for Fall 2020Although campus life may look a little different this year, HCCC students can still find plenty of entertaining events, both virtual and socially distanced in-person to help make the most…
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Provost announces changes to Fall 2020 academic calendarDear Campus Community: This is to inform you of an adjustment to the academic calendar for the Fall 2020 semester. Classes will be delivered through November 20 without breaks.
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Recent grads reflect on completing degrees amid COVID-19Ramazani Juma ’20 Criminal Justice For 20-year-old Ramazani Juma of Utica, NY, the most difficult part about the global pandemic has been staying away from people.
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HCCC officer receives lifesaving awardOfficer Shea Manley was recognized at a Board of Trustees meeting and an All-Campus meeting for his quick response during an incident on February 10, 2020 in the Campus Safety…
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Special visits to Project SEARCH gradsThough it was not the ceremony we all had planned for, the Arc Herkimer and HCCC staff visited each of the Project SEARCH interns at their homes to congratulate them.
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Mario Roefaro makes a lasting impact on his Alma MaterThis past January, Herkimer County Community College unveiled its state-of-the-art Electrical Technology Smart Grid Lab, designed to train students for careers in the utility industry.
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HCCC to implement Surveillance Testing for COVID-19
Dear Campus Community, As part of Herkimer County Community College’s ongoing and evolving efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on campus and in our community, we will begin conducting pooled…
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HCCC Update on the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Accreditation Process and Team Visit
Hello Herkimer Students, Welcome to a new year at college! As a point of information, HCCC has been in the Self-Study re-accreditation process for the past two years, during which many of you may have been a student here.…
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Additional Microsoft Teams training available to students
Dear HCCC Students: We will be using Microsoft Teams for “real-time remote” classes, and also for many co-curricular activities and college services.
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Provost announces Microsoft Teams training for students
Dear HCCC Students: As we prepare for the start of the fall semester, we want to provide you with the opportunity to learn about Microsoft Teams.
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Have questions about Fall 2020? Register for our Town HallDear Students, We hope you’re getting excited for the upcoming semester, Generals! With the start of Fall 2020 only a few weeks away, we at HCCC want to ensure you’re prepared…
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Financial Aid Updates for Fall 2020Students can view their account summary on Student Online Services. First, log in to my. herkimer. edu. Read instructions carefully and enter the required Username and Password.
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Take the Fall 2020 student needs survey
Dear Students, Our campus community is looking forward to the start of the 2020-2021 academic year, and we continue to finalize our plans for the fall semester.
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President's Letter to Employees
Dear Faculty and Staff, As announced during our most recent open forum, the tentative date of return to campus for employees is Monday, August 10, 2020.
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Important information for Fall 2020 residential studentsWelcome to the Residence Life & Housing program at HCCC.
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Provost Communication to Students Regarding Fall 2020 classes
Dear Students, On Friday, July 24, 2020, President McColgin shared important information with you regarding Fall 2020 classes.
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More details released on HCCC Fall 2020 restartDear Students, I hope you are having a wonderful summer and staying safe and healthy.
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NJCAA Plan of Action
Late yesterday, the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Board of Regents approved a “plan of action” for fall and winter sports.
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HCCC president gives update on Fall 2020 campus restart planDear Campus Community, I am pleased to provide you with an update on our campus restart plan, which has been developed within the guidelines of the New York State Department of…
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President's Message regarding fall re-opening plans
Late last week, Governor Cuomo announced that guidance for campuses to follow in re-opening for the fall semester would be issued soon: "New York State is issuing guidance to colleges…
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SUNY offers to match donations to HCCF Assists Fund
Good Afternoon, A few weeks ago I sent everyone an email announcing the creation of the HCCF Assists fund, designed to help our students in need during the COVID-19 crisis.…
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We rise by lifting others: Human Services students come together digitally to lift one another upWritten by Human Services Instructor Grace Ashline When the unimaginable and unforeseeable happened that impacted everyone globally, I think I speak for the entire Herk-family when I say that it took…
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Moving Forward Together: Plans for Fall 2020 amid COVID-19Dear HCCC Students, The spring 2020 semester took a turn none of us were expecting, and I’d like to thank you for your perseverance.
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All Single Rooms in Housing for FallWe certainly hope we will all be back on campus, and are working on ways to ensure your health and safety.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2020!More than 400 graduates will be recognized at our virtual commencement ceremony on Friday, May 15. We will stream the ceremony live starting at 4 p. m.
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Register for Fall Classes NowRegister for Fall Classes NowAnd be eligible to win a $100 gift card.
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Financial Aid UpdateThere Still Time To File Your 2020-2021 Financial Aid ApplicationThe 2020-2021 FAFSA application is available now, don't delay! You will need your 2018 tax information to complete the application.
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Help your Student Become Financially Responsible.Free Financial Literacy courses are available. Students can improve their financial literacy with online courses through the SUNY Smart Track Financial Literacy Website.
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Fostering Resilience in Your ChildrenYoung adults are uniquely impacted by this pandemic by nature of their developmental needs.
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A message from SUNY Chancellor Kristina Johnson amid COVID-19
To the SUNY Community, Throughout the unprecedented novel coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, SUNY has responded as a system.
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Update for Residential Students
HCCC continues to comply with local, state and federal guidelines regarding non-essential travel and self-quarantines.
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President's Message to Employees
Good afternoon, In the midst of all the changes and challenges that have been sprung upon us, it is important to take a moment to look back and realize how much…
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Update regarding 2020 Commencement
Dear Students, As communities and individuals around the world respond to the coronavirus pandemic, we at Herkimer County Community College continue to take measures to protect the health of our students…
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Message to Residential Students
Dear Residential Students, As our country, state and local community continues to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, HCCC also must continue to respond accordingly.
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Career Services Resources from HomeThe Career Services Office is currently operating remotely.
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Message from the Senior VP for Administration and Finance: Refunds and Credits
Dear Students and Families, We want you to know that we are working quickly to resolve the financial impact this transition to remote learning will have on a student’s unused campus…
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How to Succeed as an Online StudentAdvice from a HCCC Internet Academy Student.
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Provost's Message to Students: Support and Services for Students
Dear HCCC Students: During the last couple of weeks, we have seen unprecedented changes in how colleges across the country are required to operate.
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President's Update to Faculty and Staff
I hope this update finds you well and settling into the “new normal.
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Pair of alumni follow passions into artHeather McCutcheon earned a degree in art studies at HCCC. She also found her soul mate. “I loved the classes with Bruce Schwabach, especially 3-Dimensional Design," she said.
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Joe Kuzia ’13: The road to professional baseballIt takes more than athletic ability to make it in minor league baseball, but Joe Kuzia ’13 has made his choice, worked hard, and landed a pitching position with the…
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Musician, recording artists thanks Herkimer for giving him his startFor Luciano Reyes ’12, HCCC was a much-needed learning opportunity.
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Wetmore inducted into National Hall of FameCynthia Wetmore ’80, former head field hockey coach at SUNY Cortland, was inducted into the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame in January 2020.
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Simple pleasures abound at faculty-owned Board Game CafeA HCCC faculty member and alum can now add “business owner” to his resume, after opening his own board game café in Little Falls, New York.
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Residential Students: Update Housing Office on plans for remainder of Spring 2020
All residential students planning to return to on-campus housing for the remainder of the spring semester must be cleared by the Housing Office before returning to campus.
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Coronavirus Update: March 18
As announced yesterday, classes will resume on Monday, March 30th (instead of March 23rd).
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The latest update on the Coronavirus response
HCCC remains open and will continue to provide student services and resources.
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Message from the President
The health and safety of our students and staff have always been a top priority for Herkimer County Community College, and remains so as as we respond to the coronavirus…
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Notice to Campus Community: Health Resources
Dear Campus Community, As announced yesterday, Herkimer County has had its first confirmed case of the Coronavirus.
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Message from President McColgin to Students
Good Afternoon, On behalf of the faculty, staff, and administration of Herkimer County Community College, I want to reach out to all our students to thank you for your exemplary conduct…
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Update: Clarifications to yesterday's Coronavirus announcement
Please be advised of the following updates and clarifications regarding the College’s response to the Governor’s announcement regarding SUNY’s response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Notice about Coronavirus in the wake of Governor Cuomo's announcement
Dear Campus Community: As most of you are likely aware, the situation with the coronavirus is ever-changing at a rapid pace.
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Campus President issues statement on Novel Coronavirus
Dear Campus Community, I am writing to assure you that the College is closely monitoring the status of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and preparing for its potential spread.
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Notice from the Dean of Students on the 2019 Novel Coronavirus
Dear Campus Community, We continue to closely monitor the status of the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19), a respiratory tract illness that presents flu-like symptoms and is highly contagious.
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Keep Your Student on Track with StarfishEncourage your student to become an active participant in their education by creating a profile in Starfish! Students can access Starfish through their myHerkimer portal.
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HCCC to Host Career FairHCCC will hold its annual career fair on Wednesday, March 25, 2020 from 12:00 p. m. to 2:00 p. m in the Robert McLaughlin College Center.
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Fall Room Selection for Returning Students
If your student plans to live on campus next year, they must complete the following steps: Submit a new housing contract, including a notary page.
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February is Financial Aid Awareness MonthSpring semester is here! Make sure your student’s spring 2020 bill is settled in full.
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Counseling Center is a Welcome Space for Students Needing SupportCollege life is full of opportunities for personal growth, greater independence and exploration of new and academic experiences for your child.
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Commencement 2020It’s almost time for graduation! Make sure your student submits a graduation application to the Registrar.
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Phi Theta Kappa CeremonyOur chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society will hold an induction ceremony on Tuesday, April 21 at 5:30 p. m. in Alumni Hall.
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Faculty Spotlight: Raba Hassan, Assistant Professor of Electrical TechnologyRaba Hassan, assistant professor of electrical technology Education: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Power Engineering, University of Mansoura, Egypt Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Tennessee Technological University Professional Affiliations: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Eta…
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'The General's Cupboard' is Open for All StudentsIs your student struggling to make ends meet? Are you worried they may not be eating as often as they should? Direct them to the General’s Cupboard.
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HCCC Welcomes Esports to campus in Fall 2020Launching in Fall 2020, esports (online competitive gaming) will be joining our lineup of nationally ranked sports teams.
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Spring 2020 is almost here: Are your student's bills paid up?The Spring 2020 semester is almost here, but there's one big thing to take care of first: billing.
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Updates from the HCCC Financial Aid OfficeIt's time to file your 2020-2021 FAFSA Application!
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Bored student? Tell them about the Center for Student LeadershipHas your student checked out the Center for Student Leadership yet? It’s the go-to place for getting involved on campus! With more than 30 clubs and other fun things to do…
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Fall 2019 Residence Hall Closing NoticeAll apartments will be closed for winter break from 9 a. m. on Friday, Dec. 20, 2019, to noon on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020.
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Peek into the future with the Career Services OfficeIs your student uncertain about their major or what careers it will prepare them for? Career Services is here to help! The Career Services Office provides students with many resources for…
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Register now for Spring 2020Spring semester begins Thursday, January 23, 2020.
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Get ahead over winter break with Winter MiniDoes your student need to catch up on courses? Our winter mini session is the perfect solution, and registration is currently open! Students are permitted to take one class during this…
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HCCC is common ground for Francisco brothers“I’m a firm believer in giving every family a chance,” says Curt Francisco ’72. “HCCC did that for my family.
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Alumna meets celebrity while chasing passion for fashionMilnalis Diese ’17 (Fashion Buying and Merchandising A. A. S.
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Boston finds a winner in former Herkimer student-athleteChampionships just seem to be in Delaney Buckley’s DNA. From a national championship ring at HCCC to one in the most successful sports city of the last decade.
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Alumna recognized as a leader for the professional advancement of women in RochesterIn early 2019, Bridget Martin ’88 was named a finalist for the ATHENA Award by the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Council.
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Alumnus reflects on winning HCCC's first NJCAA lacrosse championship“Besides marrying my wife,” says Michael LaCrosse (88’), “going to HCCC was the best decision of my life.
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Grad realizes dream PT career, gives back to the communityFrom the time he started college, Kevin Kress’ goal was to become a physical therapist.
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Fashion degree leads to worldwide adventures for HCCC gradBrittany Varin '10 has taken her fashion degree across the world – most recently to China, where she is a fashion lecturer at Huizhou University.
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Faculty Spotlight: David Higgins, Assistant Professor of Criminal JusticeEducation: J. D. Western New England College School of Law. May 1987 B. P. S. (Criminal Justice) SUNY Utica/Rome. May 1984 A. A.
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Faculty Spotlight: Lisa Elwood, Professor of EnglishLisa Elwood, Professor of EnglishEducation: Ph. D.
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Faculty Spotlight: Karen Evans, Professor of BusinessKaren Evans, Professor of BusinessEducation: Associate’s Degree in Secretarial Technology, Ventura College, Ventura, CA Bachelors of Professional Studies in Business/Public Management, SUNY Poly M. S.
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Faculty Spotlight: Amy Getman, Assistant Professor of AccountingAmy Getman, Assistant Professor of AccountingEducation: B. A. , Mathematics/Business, College of Saint Rose B. S. , Accounting, SUNY Institute of Technology M. S.
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Faculty Spotlight: Jennifer Herzog, Assistant Professor of Biology
Jennifer Herzog, Assistant Professor of BiologyEducation: Utica College; Yale University School of Medicine Professional Affiliations: The American Society for Microbiology Science Teachers Association of New York State Board Memberships: Mohawk Valley Teachers Association Vernon-Verona Sherrill Education Foundation Honors…
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Faculty Spotlight: Jennifer Adjodha-Evans, Assistant Professor of BiologyEducation: B. S. Biology, University of the Virgin Islands M. Phil. Biology, The Graduate Center, City University of New York Ph. D.
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Staff Spotlight: Tara Bienkowski, Director of Clinical EducationLecturer/Director of Clinical Education Physical Therapist Assistant Program Physical Therapist Assistant Student Club Advisor Education: A. A. S.
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Faculty Spotlight: Grace Ashline, Instructor of Human ServicesEducation: BA in Sociology & Criminal Justice, SUNY Albany Masters in Clinical Social Work, SUNY Albany, Magna Cum Laude Equine Assisted Psychotherapy from Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association (EAGALA) Professional Affiliations: Member of the…
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Faculty Spotlight: Steve Sydoriw, Assistant Professor of Physical EducationAssistant Professor of Physical Education Head coach of men's and women's cross-country What interests you most about the subject area in which you teach? My love of sports and competition is what interests…
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Faculty Spotlight: Daniel Thompsune, Assistant Professor of English, PhilosophyEducation: B. A. , Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania M. A.
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Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Mark Polkosnik, Associate Professor of LawEducation: J. D. , Georgia State University College of Law Ph. D. , University of Georgia M. Ed. , University of Georgia A. B.
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Faculty Spotlight: Debra Sutton, Associate Professor of Travel & TourismEducation: M. S. , Management Science/Human Resources Management, Binghamton University B. P. S. , Business/Public Management, SUNY IT A. O. S.
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Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Nicole McDaniels, Assistant Professor of BiologyEducation:Thomas R. Proctor High School B. S. in Biological Science with a concentration in Molecular Biology, SUNY University at Buffalo Ph. D.
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Faculty Spotlight: Andrew Devitt, Assistant Professor of EnglishEducation: Master of Arts A. A. , Herkimer County Community College B. S. , Excelsior College M. A.
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Faculty Spotlight: Christian T. Avis, Assistant Professor of EnglishEducation: SUNY Oswego, B. A. English/Writing Arts; M. A.
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Men's soccer coach credits family mantra for dedication to competitionClass of 1991, Physical Education, A. S. , HCCC An opportunity can vary depending on the context.
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Newest professor made the jump from national security background investigations to cybersecurityApril Harris recently joined the faculty at HCCC as an assistant professor of Cybersecurity.
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Fashion buying professor stresses open mindednessA creative person at heart, Amy Roepnack has always had an interest in art.
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Student-athlete turns things around thanks to supportive coachesThe life of a student-athlete is as challenging as it is rewarding, and no one understands better than Wendall Williams, a former two-sport athlete at HCCC.