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in this issue:
Alumni in Education Honored, 4
Jamestown Campus
Alumni Board of Directors
• Judy Beckerink, Class of 1969
• Jeffrey Camp, Class of 1984
• Ann Cappalino, Class of 1991
• Arlene Christopherson, Class of 1965
• Gail Coyle, Class of 1986
• Carole Garrison, Class of 1993
• Julie Hull, Class of 1980
• Linda O. Manno, Class of 1969
• Nicholas Manno, Class of 1976
• Madeline Morganti, Class of 1971
• Leasen Oste, vice chairperson, Class of 2000
• Elizabeth Petiprin, Classes of 1973 and 1982
• Pat Phillips
• Steve Riczker, chairperson, Class of 1982
• Delana Rupp, Class of 1991
• Catherine “Katie” Smith, Class of 1971
• Matt Smith, Class of 1976
• Dennis Webster, Class of 1974
ex-officio members:
• Gregory Fish, Director, JCC Faculty Student Association
Class of 1973
• Elizabeth Booth, Director, Alumni Affairs
Cattaraugus County Campus
Alumni Board of Directors
• Chriss Bouch, Classes of 1991 and 1992
• Anne Carlson, Class of 1996
• Tracie Clayson, Class of 1994
• Lori Jordan, Class of 2003
• Marjorie Litteer, vice chairperson, Class of 1998
• Kathy Loncosky, Class of 2005
• Linda Lovell, Class of 2006
• Tammy Skroback, Class of 1984
• Lorraine Smith, Class of 1995
• Larry Penman, Class of 2004
• Meme Yanetsko, chairperson, Class of 1988
ex-officio members:
• Elizabeth Booth, Director, Alumni Affairs
“
JCC is a wonderful institution and
you should all be proud to be here
today…What a beautiful facility
and priceless asset Chautauqua
Nurses of Distinction, 2
JCC Foundation Annual Report, 9
2009 Distinguished Alumnus Awards
Gail O. Mellow, Charles C. Nazzaro, Carol L. O’Connell,
and Glenn H. Utter received the 2009 Distinguished
Alumnus Award during JCC’s commencement
ceremonies.
Presented by the JCC Alumni Association, the award
recognizes graduates who have distinguished
themselves in their careers and/or in service to their
communities.
Jamestown Campus award recipients
Dr. Mellow, Dr. Utter, and Nazzaro were honored at the
Jamestown Campus ceremony on May 16, which took
place at the Physical Education Complex.
Dr. Mellow received an Associate in Arts degree from JCC
in 1973, a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Albany, where
she graduated Phi Beta Kappa, and master’s and doctoral
degrees from The George Washington University.
A social psychologist with extensive experience in higher
education, Dr. Mellow was appointed president of
LaGuardia Community College in August 2000. She has
served in various faculty and administrative capacities at
community colleges in Maryland, Connecticut, New
York, and New Jersey. In addition, she served as director
of the Women’s Center at the University of Connecticut
and the Project on Women and Technology. She also
founded and chaired the Northeast Connecticut
Economic Alliance.
Dr. Gail Mellow, President of CUNY LaGuardia, served as keynote speaker at
commencement, and received the Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Dr. Mellow has served on the boards of educational
and professional associations, non-profit agencies, and
on various community boards, including the New York
Industrial Retention Network. She was a gubernatorial
appointee to the New Jersey State Employment and
Training Commission.
Nazzaro, a 1975 JCC alumnus, earned a bachelor’s
degree at SUNY Binghamton. He has held various
positions at WCA Hospital since 1985 and was named
the facility’s director of finance in 2000. Prior to joining
the WCA staff, he was district manager of an H & R
Block office for four years.
Continued on page 3
Director of Finance at WCA Hospital, Charles Nazzaro also serves as a
Chautauqua County Legislator
County has.
Charles C. Nazzaro
Addressing the Class of 2009 at commencement
HAS JCC BEEN A POSITIVE INFLUENCE IN YOUR LIFE? PLEASE CONSIDER A GIFT TO THE ANNUAL
FUND AND HELP US CONTINUE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR STUDENTS. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT THE JCC FOUNDATION AT (800) 388-8557 OR TO MAKE A GIFT
ONLINE, VISIT WWW.JCCFOUNDATION.COM AND CLICK ON “GIVE A GIFT.”
Dear Graduate,
You will find this issue of the JCC alumni newsletter especially informative about many of the wonderful
and exciting things happening at JCC. The alumni staff and others are committed to keeping you connected
to JCC by ensuring that you have all the information you need to continue to be an ambassador of JCC.
Because of your history of success at JCC, you have the ability and the opportunity to share your story with
others and encourage them to follow your path to success.
There is no question that all of us at JCC are very proud of our graduates. Several stories in this newsletter spotlight how we continue to recognize JCC grads who are making an impact in their communities and
professions. At our commencement ceremonies in May at the Cattaraugus County and Jamestown campuses,
we added another 458 graduates to your ranks. You would have been impressed when, during my remarks, I
asked other JCC graduates in the audience to stand and be recognized. Hundreds rose to their feet, including
about half of everyone on the stage. There is no doubt that JCC continues to contribute very significantly to
the development of leaders in our communities.
You can continue to support JCC by telling those you meet just how well a JCC education prepared you for
the next step in your career or academic pursuits, by making a financial contribution that can provide scholarships to deserving students, or by simply supporting the activities of the JCC Alumni Association. I know
that you feel strongly about JCC and I hope you will stay involved and connected by letting us know how and
what you are doing. You will see from this newsletter that we do not believe our relationship with you ends
when you complete your studies at JCC.
If you have not had a chance to visit JCC lately I hope you will do so, either in person or by visiting our ever
developing and informative website.
Best wishes for a great summer and I hope to see you soon.
Sincerely,
Greg T. DeCinque
President
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THINGS
ALUMNI CAN DO
To Be a Proud Ambassador of JCC
JCC Honors Alumni Nurses of Distinction
The Jamestown Community College Alumni Association honored 14 “Alumni Nurses
of Distinction” at a recent dinner. Additional support was provided by the Kathi Ward
Foundation for Nursing Practice.
1. Refer a prospective student to Admissions
2. Support Jay Hawk and Jaguar Athletics
3. Volunteer at a College and Career Night and
share your business expertise and insight
4. Take a continuing education course
5. Enjoy cultural events at the Weeks Gallery
6. Remember JCC in your will (Even 1% of
your estate could have a huge impact)
This annual recognition is designed to honor nursing graduates
and Rehabilitation Center; Heather Burrell ’96, Olean General
who have distinguished themselves as healthcare providers.
Hospital; Jill Delaney ’89, The Rehabilitation Center; Jacquie
The award has been presented to over 70 outstanding alumni
Glendinning ’91, Southern Tier Health Care; Caprece McDunn
since its inception.
’80, Hospital Home Care Service; Lori Meacham ’00 and Tod
Warner ’94, Warren General Hospital; Melissa Milks ’87, Heri-
Prior to the program, Mary Lou Russin, Ed.D., RN, chairper-
tage Green Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing; Mary Porter ’93
son of Daemen College’s nursing department, presented
and Judith Scott ’84, Bradford Regional Medical Center; Shane
keynote remarks.
Stanley ’04, Warren State Hospital; Therese Tilling ’88, WCA
Hospital; and Robert Westfall ’96, The Resource Center.
The honorees, nominated by their employers, included: Christina Anderson ’96 and Andrea Carlson ’98, Lutheran Home
7. Hire one of JCC’s well-prepared graduates
8. Sign a child up for summer fun at Kids’
JCC nursing faculty Dawn Columbare, RN, MS, Dawn Babbage,
RN, MS, and Kelly Whitver, RN, MS presented the awards.
College
9. Support the Annual Fund Drive, and
leverage your gift with a corporate match
10. Encourage an accomplished high school
student to investigate the JCC Honors
Program
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Nazzaro serves as a Chautauqua County legislator and
as a member of the Jamestown Boys & Girls Club and
Kiwanis Club of Jamestown boards of directors. He
is a former member of the Jamestown Zoning Board
of Appeals, Jamestown Board of Public Utilities,
Jamestown Local Development Corporation, and the
Jamestown Parks and Recreation Commission.
Dr. Utter, a 1965 JCC alumnus, earned a bachelor’s
degree at SUNY Binghamton, a master’s degree at the
University of London, and master’s and doctoral degrees
at SUNY Buffalo. He is a professor of political science
and chairperson of the political science department at
Lamar University.
A member of the Lamar faculty since 1969, Dr. Utter has
authored several books on political science and social issues.
Dr. Utter is past president of the Bethlehem Lutheran
Church council in Beaumont, Texas and performs with
the Lamar University Civic Orchestra.
Cattaraugus County award recipient
Carol L. O’Connell was honored at the Cattaraugus
County Campus commencement on May 15, held in the
Olean Family YMCA/JCC Physical Education Center.
Mrs. O’Connell, a 1979 JCC alumna who retired in 2004
as director of development for the JCC Foundation, joined
the staff of the Cattaraugus County Campus in 1981.
Mrs. O’Connell is past president, vice president, and
secretary/treasurer of the Greater Olean Area Chamber
of Commerce. She also served as secretary of the Olean
Charter Commission; president of the Olean Newcomers
Club; board member of the JCC Federal Credit Union,
Economic Development Zone, Interfaith Caregivers,
and the Olean Business Improvement Association;
and member of the City of Olean’s promotion and
marketing committee.
Mrs. O’Connell has served as a volunteer for the
American Cancer Society, the Heart Association, and
the March of Dimes. She has also served on the Olean
Rehabilitation Center HUD board of directors and
a member of the Cattaraugus Region Community
Foundation board of directors.
She is a recipient of the Olean Rotary Club’s Paul Harris
Award, the Olean YMCA Salute to Olean Award, the
JCC Presidential Award for Excellence in Professional
Service, and the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for
Excellence in Professional Service.
Professor of Political Science at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, Dr.
Glenn Utter donated copies of five books he has written to the JCC library.
“
…a college is obviously
not just fine buildings,
but it is people—the
students, the instructors,
and the much-needed
staff. I still reflect back
to my JCC professors,
their deep devotion to
teaching, the guidance
they provided, and
the knowledge and
understanding they
conveyed.
Dr. Glenn Utter – class of 1965
Recognized for her accomplishments at the JCC Foundation and for extensive
work throughout the community as a volunteer, Carol OʼConnell is pictured
with her husband, Brian.
“
My message to you
today is a very simple
one - don’t forget where
you started on your
career path and don’t
forget those people
who helped you to get
there. Give back to
your community and
your college, whenever
you can, whether it
be financially or by
volunteering.
Carol O’Connell – class of 1979
Taste of Olean Celebrates Great Food
Thousands of hungry guests will visit JCC’s Cattaraugus County Campus for the Taste of Olean
from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. on Sunday, July 26.
Taste of Olean, a collaboration between the Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce and JCC, was first launched in 1991.
“Taste of Olean was such a natural idea,” said event organizer Meme Yanetsko. “With the number of great restaurants we have
in the Olean area, the idea of having them all come together to give attendees a ‘taste’ of their great food was just very exciting.”
Yanetsko is the interim administrator of the Chamber, and also serves as president of the JCC Alumni Association, Cattaraugus
County Campus.
The Alumni Association will sell Pepsi products as a fundraiser during the event. The Taste committee will include additional
activities and entertainment to draw more people to the fun-filled event. The Cattaraugus County Arts Council will host the 60th
Annual Art in the Park celebration, to be held in conjunction with Taste of Olean. The Olean Theatre Workshop will host Taste
of Talent, which will showcase local talent and provide entertainment throughout the day. The Olean Family YMCA will bring its
inflatables for the younger crowd to enjoy.
For additional information, contact the Greater Olean Chamber of Commerce at 716.372.4433, or online at
www.oleanny.com. To volunteer at the Alumni Association booth, contact Elizabeth Booth, 716.338.1056. or
by email, [email protected].
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Alumni in Education are Honored
Jamestown Community College honored 12 alumni who have distinguished themselves in the field of education
at a recent banquet on the Jamestown Campus.
Over 50 attendees were on hand to congratulate the honorees.
professional, performing her duties with the utmost efficiency
Amanda LaJoie has taught second grade in the Scio Central
The program began with a welcome from JCC President Greg-
and ability. As a classroom teacher, she is noted for going
School District for the past six years, and is a 1996 graduate
ory T. DeCinque. Rachel Mistretta, a 2009 graduate of JCC’s
above and beyond standard expectations to ensure the suc-
of JCC. She has distinguished herself as a caring, thoughtful
education program, shared her thoughts from a student’s per-
cess for her students. Ms. Eddy is credited for being innovative
educator who creates an environment in her classroom where
spective. May Kay Szwejbka, JCC’s director of education and
in her lesson development and providing a learning environ-
students are encouraged and expected to achieve. Her col-
human services, presented the awards, with assistance from
ment where children thrive and achieve a high degree of suc-
leagues note that her enthusiasm for teaching is a great asset,
Linda Manno ’69, previous award recipient and Alumni Asso-
cess. Her rapport with students, parents, and colleagues make
and is evident in each lesson she prepares. She is noted for
ciation board of directors member. Marilyn Zagora, vice presi-
her an excellent role model for future educators.
her ability to establish rapport with students, and for creating a welcoming feeling that encourages parents to visit her
dent and dean, academic affairs, provided closing remarks.
Tambra Hallett, a 1995 graduate of JCC, is a special education
classroom often.
The honorees, selected for recognition by administrators with-
teacher at Jefferson Middle School in Jamestown. She is rec-
in their school systems, included:
ognized for being a consummate educator, and as one who
Charlotte Martines-Cappellini, an English professor at JCC
has high expectations for her students and for herself. Ms.
since 1975, graduated from JCC in 1969, received a bachelor’s
Robert B. Anderson serves as principal of Gowanda High
Hallett is noted for her positive relationships with students,
degree from SUNY Brockport, and a master’s degree from
School. He is a 1990 graduate of JCC, and went on to receive
staff, and parents.
SUNY Fredonia. While at SUNY Fredonia, she participated in
the Community College Teachers Preparatory Program, which
a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Fredonia. He earned a Doctor
of Education degree at the University of Nevada in 2001. Dr.
Michael James, a social studies teacher and technology in-
included an internship at JCC in 1975. She started her JCC
Anderson has been credited with creating a positive school
tegrator at East Aurora High School, recently announced his
career on the Jamestown Campus, where she worked as the
climate and working to ensure that students have access to
retirement. He graduated from JCC in 1971. James recently
director of the Student Learning Center. She moved to the Cat-
a quality educational program to prepare them for life after
completed his 28th year on the staff of the East Aurora Union
taraugus County Campus, where she teaches English. Her pro-
high school.
Free School District, where he has taught sixth grade and
fessional involvement has included a National Endowment for
high school social studies, along with his work with technolo-
the Humanities Award, plus participation in numerous national
Peter M. Bardo, a 1970 graduate, taught at Ripley Central
gy. His performance, regardless of the assignment, has been
conferences on literature and writing.
School District for 23 years until his retirement in June. His 34-
characterized by dedication, knowledge, and an excellent
year teaching career also included teaching at the Cassadaga,
rapport with students.
Laura Neratko, a 1997 JCC graduate, is a school social worker
with Brocton Central School. Ms. Neratko is noted for her
Jamestown, and Southwestern school districts. At Ripley Central School, he taught the Regents courses on U.S. history and
Alicia Jankowsk, a 1989 graduate of JCC. She is a special edu-
upbeat personality and for exhibiting a high level of profes-
government, global history, geography, and economics.
cation teacher at Salamanca Middle School, where she has
sionalism in her work. She is credited as being a person who
taught for the past 13 years. Ms. Jankowski is credited with con-
is clear-headed in stressful situations and treats everyone in a
Paula DeJoy, a 1988 graduate of JCC, teaches Spanish at
sistently going above and beyond her regular duties by involv-
respectful manner
Southwestern Central School for grades 9-12. She is credited
ing herself in the school community, including her role as year
with providing students with an education that far exceeds the
book advisor, class advisor, and overseeing all fundraising and
Mel Swanson graduated from JCC in 1975. He teaches sixth
classroom. She has served as a class advisor, and presently
special event planning. She has been recognized for receiving
grade math at Sherman Central School. Swanson has been a
advises the Southwestern High School Student Government.
her administrative certification, and for her role as teacher on
teacher, mentor, and coach to students and athletes of all ages
She is noted for having professional and educational practices
special assignment with the middle school office.
at the school for over three decades. He is credited with having inspired great success in the classroom as well as on the
that encourage the betterment of those around her.
Veronica Kobinski, a 1975 JCC graduate, teaches 6th grade so-
athletic field, pushing his students to succeed, and refusing to
Angela Eddy, a 1988 JCC alumna, teaches kindergarten at
cial studies at Randolph Middle School. She is credited with
accept anything but their best effort. Swanson is recognized as
Friendship Central School. She is credited with being a true
having one goal in her classroom: that everyone is successful,
being a pillar of the Sherman community, and as a role model
academically and socially, both in and
to his colleagues through his tireless work ethic, unquestion-
out of school. In addition to helping stu-
able character, and his professionalism.
dents grow academically, Ms. Kobinski
requires her students to participate in
The Alumni in Education Awards are sponsored each
community service projects where they
year by the JCC Alumni Association.
learn the value and reward of helping
others. She has been recognized as a
terrific teacher, a wonderful role model,
and a hardworking colleague.
Tambra Hallett, Charlotte Martines-Cappelini, Alicia Jankowski, Paula DeJoy, Mel Swanson, Peter Bardo, Michael James, Amanda
LaJoie, Veronica Kobinski
High School Bowl Scholarship Awarded by Alumni Association
West Valley High School won the 2009 High School Bowl championship, defeating
Chautauqua Lake 73-60 in the concluding match. The finals were played at Jamestown
Community College and broadcast over Media One radio stations WJTN and SE-93.
As the second place school, Chautauqua Lake received
a $500 scholarship from the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation.
The players on West Valley’s championship team were Jim
Baker (captain), Emma Spalti, Austin Enser, Nick Kowalski,
Rachel Darcy, RJ Neamon, and Josh Stanbro. The team is
coached by Ryan Keem.
Elizabeth Booth, JCC Director of Alumni Affairs, Dennis Webster, ʼ74, WJTN
and host of High School Bowl, Ryan Keem, West Valley High School Bowl
coach, and Jim Baker, West Valley team captain.
The Chautauqua Lake team included Joe Dechario (captain),
Melissa Hoitink, Alicia Yates, Tom Sullivan, and Victoria Silliman.
Chautauqua Lake’s coaches are Mary Jantzi and Kim Sweet.
Russell Jones, Kimberly Sasso, Emelia Lindquist, Kelly Whitver, Julie Briggs,
and Patrick McCue
School Bowl, and finished the season with a record of six wins
The High School Bowl tournament and radio broadcasts are
and one loss. Chautauqua Lake finished with a record of four
Nursing Issues
Discussed in Albany
made possible through the sponsorship of the JCC Alumni As-
wins and two losses.
By Janice Howard, RN MS and Kelly Whitver, RN MS
sociation, Honest Johns Restaurant and Pizzeria, SKF Aeroen-
West Valley is only in its third year of competition in High
gine North America, the Weinberg Financial Group, CattarauTeam members from the top two teams, along with their fami-
gus County Bank, Lakewood Furniture Galleries, Pepsi Cola,
lies and coaches, gathered at JCC’s Weeks Reception Room for
the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation and Delta
a dinner to celebrate their winning season.
Kappa Gamma.
The JCC Alumni Association awarded a $1000 scholarship
Now in its 48th year, High School Bowl is the longest running
for each of two years to a senior at West Valley. Delta Kappa
academic competition of its type in the United States, and this
Gamma, the International Honor Society of Women Educa-
year featured teams from 20 schools in southwestern New
tors, presented $250 to help the team travel to the National
York and northwestern Pennsylvania. WJTN’s Dennis Webster
Academic Championship in Arlington, Va. in June. In addition,
is the host of High School bowl, while J. Dennis Engstrom of
each participating member of the championship team will re-
Youngsville, Pa. serves as moderator of the program.
An intrepid group of two JCC nursing instructors and four students left Jamestown at 3 a.m.
on April 21 to travel to Albany. They were on
a mission to lobby their legislators about current issues that directly impact both nurses and
nursing students.
Visits were scheduled with Assemblyman
and JCC alumnus William Parment and State
Senator Catharine Young. They discussed
many of the critical issues in nursing, including
the need for higher education for the nursing
profession, safe nurse/patient ratios, workplace violence statutes to protect nurses, and
legislation for safe patient handling to help
keep nurses from being injured on the job.
ceive a student computer desk from the Bush Furniture Factory Outlet in Jamestown.
Students took the lead in Senator Young’s
office, discussing these issues and asking for
her support in the legislature. Julie Briggs
and Russell Jones were also invited to the
New York State Nurses Association’s student
leadership luncheon, where they were able to
network with students from across the state.
This trip was considered a great success by
all participants, and helped JCC’s nursing
students discover the link between healthcare
and politics. The group also enjoyed a tour of
the capitol before heading back to Jamestown.
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ADDRESS LETTERS TO: Office of Alumni Affairs, Jamestown
Community College, 525 Falconer Street, Jamestown, NY 14702.
EMAIL: [email protected]
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We actively solicit story ideas and personal updates for our Class
Notes section from our alumni. Please contact Elizabeth Booth,
Director, Alumni Affairs, [email protected], or by
phone, 716-338-1056.
Thank you, Brittany!
Brittany Christian,’09, has been our student
assistant in the Office of Alumni Affairs for
the past year, and has done a terrific job.
She has assisted with alumni memberships
and events, and has undertaken a number of
research projects. Brittany will head to SUNY
Fredonia in August, where she will study
speech pathology and audiology. We send
her our best wishes.
www.sunyjcc.edu
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class NOTES
Shannon Masterson Kendrick ‘81 has been promoted to director of human resources for MTV
Networks, a Viacom company. She was named a JCC Distinguished Alumna in 2000, and lives in Nashville
with her husband Kevin.
Daniel A. Powers ‘84 is vice president of brand, strategy, marketing and business development at IBM
Internet Security Systems.
1980’s
Stephen Riczker ‘81 has been named director of mental health and health services at The Resource
Center in Jamestown. He is also serving as president of the board of directors of JCC’s Alumni Association.
James Woltz ’86 was the keynote speaker at Cassadaga Valley Central School’s graduation ceremony in
June. James is the owner of Urban Designs, a kitchen and interior design company based in Indiana.
Antique Appraisal
Fair a Great Success
Ronald S. Kennedy ‘90 has accepted the position of chief executive officer at Chancellor University in
Cleveland. He is married to alumna Jennifer Gobien, and they have four children.
1990’s
Jennifer Gobien Kennedy’90 completed a master’s degree in education in 2005 at Lynchburg College. She is a full-time adjunct faculty member at Liberty University and Chancellor University. Jennifer is
married to Ronald Kennedy, and they have four young children.
From family heirlooms to garage-sale
Katherine Bowker ’93 was elected as a trustee for the village of Forestville, NY. Katherine has worked
as an RN at Brooks Memorial Hospital for the past 15 years.
finds, hundreds of items were reviewed
Carole (LaMar) Garrison ’93, and her husband David, became the proud parents of daughter Ella
Grace Garrison in June. The family resides in Jamestown.
at the Olean Antique Appraisal Fair &
Marketplace, held on March 27 and 28.
Christopher Babbage ’98 works as a musical director, conductor, and keyboardist in venues across
the country. He conducted Les Miserables at the Tuacahn Center for the Arts in Utah, and is now on a
national tour with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats.
James Newman ‘98 graduated from Franklin University’s Community College Alliance bachelor’s degree completion program, earning a degree in computer science.
Kevin Youngberg ’99 graduated from SUNY Brockport with a master’s degree in teaching. He has
taught AP biology at Sand Creek High School in Colorado for the past four years and will begin teaching
AP chemistry in August.
Jeffrey Youngberg ’00 received a doctorate in physical therapy from the University at Buffalo. He works
in Denver, CO, as a physical therapist, and is employed by the Veterans Administration Outpatient Clinic.
David M. Feliciano ’01 is engaged to alumna Jeannie C. Holmberg ’01. He earned his bachelor and
doctoral degrees in pharmacology from the State University at Buffalo, and is currently a postdoctoral fellow
at Yale University.
Organized by the JCC Alumni Association, Cattaraugus
County Campus, and the Greater Olean Area Chamber of
Jeannie C. Holmberg ’01 announced her engagement to Dr. David M. Feliciano, ’01. She earned a
master’s degree from the State University at Buffalo, and is employed as a researcher at Yale University. A
September 2009 wedding is planned.
Commerce, the appraisal fair featured noted area antique
Susan Cowen LaMar ’01 received a bachelor’s degree in communicative sciences and disorders in
Antiques. He was assisted by Jim Goodling from College
2003 and a master’s degree in speech pathology in 2005 from SUNY Geneseo. She has been a speechlanguage pathologist with the Child Development Centers in Kentucky since 2006.
Fund Antiques, Martin Maynard from Ask Design Jewelers,
He is the youth director at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. He is currently attending Asbury Seminar in
pursuit of master’s degrees in divinity and youth ministry and expects to graduate in 2010. Steven and his
wife, Susan, live in Lexington, Kentucky.
by Greg Carter (above, right), owner of United Auctions and
2000’s
Steven LaMar ’01 graduated from Davis College in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in religious education.
experts who offered appraisals. The appraisal team was led
and several others. These specialists covered jewelry, furniture, books, postcards, dolls and toys, quilts, paintings and
prints, china, glassware and pottery, and more.
Bobbie Mohney ‘03 earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration and an associate’s degree
Proceeds benefitted both the JCC Alumni Association Fund,
in applied science in individual studies through the bachelor’s degree completion program from Franklin
University’s Community College Alliance.
which assists with scholarships and special projects on the
Jordan E. Buck ’08 contributed a student perspective segment in the recently published edition of
a text book about marketing. While at JCC, Jordan served as president and treasurer of Student Senate
and helped organize many community service projects. She is currently attending Georgetown University,
majoring in finance and accounting.
Lane and Allegheny River Valley Trail. The appraisers and
Nicole Loomis ’09 graduated from JCC with a degree in occupational therapy, and has accepted a position at the Bradford Regional Medical Center.
Olean campus, and GOACC projects such as Santa Claus
dealers donated their time so that all proceeds of the event
can support these projects.
There are plans underway to host a second Antiques Appraisal Fair in October; additional information will be avail-
Ona Peck ’09 will continue her education at Niagara University, where she will also play for the new
women’s golf team.
able soon.
Tapping into the Hidden Job Market
with Barbara Deike | Employment Development Specialist at JCC
For some time now, research has consistently indicated that 70-80% of jobs are never advertised. Since recruitment budgets
are probably smaller than they used to be, fewer employers may be posting jobs in the traditional (but costly) places where
jobseekers look, the newspaper, and well-known job search sites like Monster.
So how do you find out about these unadvertised opportunities? There are several ways. The most effective may be networking.
This consists of telling everyone you know the kind of position you’re seeking as well as some information about the experience
and education that qualify you for the position. Networking can range from informal (talking to your hairdresser while she cuts
your hair) to formal (arranging an informational interview with someone who works in your desired field). Networking is viral;
the more people you talk to about your skills and goals, the more effective this method will be. To learn more about informational interviewing and other networking methods, please contact the counseling center nearest you.
Conducting a targeted search is another effective method to find unadvertised jobs. This consists of sending customized resumes to companies that hire people with your education and skills, even when they haven’t posted a job. Most employers keep
a file of resumes on hand in case a position becomes available. It’s important to follow up with a phone call when you use this
method; this shows the employer that you’re earnest and interested. JCC’s counseling centers can help you create customized
resumes and develop a list of potential employers.
You can probably name several job search websites. These sites are well-advertised, but are often not used by local employers
because of the expense. You’ll find many more local positions at websites that offer free listings for local employers. Two of
the best are www.americasjobexchange.com and www.sunyjcc.edu/jobs. Additional job search techniques include temp
agencies, internships, volunteering, professional organizations, job fairs and job search clubs.
JCC’s counseling centers offer free, lifetime employment assistance to alumni, including
resumes, cover letters, job search strategies, portfolios, internships and job shadowing. Help
is available at two locations. In the Jamestown area, call (716) 338-1007 for an appointment,
stop by the Counseling and Career Development Center (Collegiate Building) or email
[email protected] for more information. For Olean, call (716) 376-7508, or
email [email protected].
OTA Program Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
2009 marks the 10-year anniversary of the Occupational Therapy Assistant program at JCC. The milestone was
celebrated by over 40 alumni, college staff and faculty, and members of the OTA Educational Council at JCC’s
Jamestown Campus on June 12.
Many of the attendees enjoyed a tour of campus, with the OTA lab and the new student residence halls being two of
the highlights. President Gregory T. DeCinque welcomed the group, and Roz Newton, assistant dean of academic
affairs, shared stories and recollections from the first 10 years of the OTA program.
JCC on Track
to Become a
Tree Campus
A tree planting in recognition of Jamestown
Community College’s effort to earn the Tree
Campus USA designation by the Arbor Day
Foundation, was held on April 22.
The event, held in conjunction with Earthfest,
JCC’s annual Earth Day celebration, was
coordinated by the college’s sustainability
committee and included a proclamation by
JCC President Gregory T. DeCinque.
JCC began the Tree Campus USA application
process for its Jamestown and Cattaraugus
County campuses and North County Center
several months ago. The Tree Campus USA
program recognizes colleges and universities
that effectively manage their campus trees and
develop outreach through service learning
opportunities and programs to foster healthy,
urban forests in the broader community.
Five JCC honors students have been working
on a tree inventory and management plan
with Lori Brockelbank, a JCC alumna and a
certified arborist at Forecon.
The public was also invited to other Earthfest
activities, which included live music, educational displays, and ecofriendly goods.
Earthfest also featured “Sustain 2009,” a
webcast from the State University of New York
at Albany. Alan Belensz of the state Department of Environmental Conservation Office of
Climate Change was the keynote speaker.
Members of JCC’s Earth Awareness Club
conducted a tree seedling adoption, thanks to
donations made by the Chautauqua County
Soil and Water Conservation District. Proceeds from the sale of organically grown,
fairly traded products by the Earth Awareness Club were donated to the Chautauqua
Watershed Conservancy and the Chautauqua
County Humane Society.
JCC’s Earth Awareness Club promotes an
increased understanding and appreciation of the natural world and its creatures,
wise environmental stewardship, enhanced
knowledge of important environmental issues,
compassionate living, and local awareness
and action. The club hopes that members of
the JCC community, as well as members of
the community at large, will join together in
celebration of the Earth and learn more about
how we can be better stewards of the beautiful wonders that nature provides.
“Our OTA alumni play an important role in building a strong reputation for the program, and are working in diverse practice areas throughout the region and across the country,” noted Heather Panczkowski, director of the OTA
program. “Some are assuming leadership roles in management, pursuing further education, or starting a business.”
She thanked the group for attending, and for keeping connected with JCC.
(from left) Linda Randall,
OTR, member of the OTA
Educational Council,
Matt Durland, ʼ06, COTA,
Tammy Case,ʼ06, COTA,
Larry Case, Sue Jackson, JCC
(from left) Wanita
Makulski,ʼ06, OTA, Bill
Krudys, ʼ05, COTA, Jerome
Mikulski, Donna Jaquith,
ʼ06, COTA,
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Farewell to Chinese Students
Jamestown Community College was one of
22 State University of New York campuses
to open doors to students from the Sichuan
Province of western China, the site of a
devastating earthquake in May of 2008.
This initiative, known as China 150, allowed students from
highly impacted regions to continue their studies during the
2008-09 academic year. In exchange, the students agreed to
return home at the end of the academic year to help rebuild
their local economy.
Five students arrived in Jamestown last August, and
were among the first residents in JCC’s new on-campus
residence suites.
The students enjoyed a variety of experiences throughout the
year, including assisting with Chinese language instruction for
area children, touring local businesses and industries, and traveling to Niagara Falls, New York City, and Boston.
“From an educational perspective, our Chinese students provided us with the opportunity to learn more about Chinese culture and values,” said Dr. Marilyn A. Zagora, vice president and
dean of academic affairs. “Their presence among us helped
facilitate our college goal of strengthening understanding of
the global society in which we live. But more important, these
students connected with us personally, for they were bright, inquisitive learners, and kind, considerate, and respectful young
men and women with whom many of us have formed enduring relationships.”
Yuxin “Destiny” Qin and Yongyi “Young” Yang recalled that
at first it was difficult to find common ground and topics for
conversations with their American roommates. “For example,
we would find interesting topics to discuss with them, like the
presidential election,” said “Destiny.” She noted that common
ground was often found in simple chores, “We helped each
other do the house work, like washing dishes.”
Dr. Zagora added, “One of the students noted that his JCC
experience led him to conclude that ‘we are all people, just
living in different places.’ It is this outcome of the China 150
experience that is really the most noteworthy – by creating
personal bonds, our Chinese students helped us bridge continents and link ourselves more closely to a country far away.
Connections like these serve as the foundation for enduring
change in individuals and, ultimately, in countries. As a result
of this visit, I think we recognize the power of relationships to
change the world.”
“For us, daily life is not only about studying hard, but communicating with foreign friends and learning American culture,”
added “Young.”
The JCC community sends a fond farewell and best wishes to
Pengfei “Clark” Du, Yuxin “Destiny” Qin, Yongyi “Young” Yang,
Qingying “Julia” Yi, and Lei “Stein” Wang.
A Katsura (Cercidiphyllum) tree, native to China, was planted
on campus as a lasting reminder of these five students and
their time on the Jamestown campus.
Victoria Peterson is JCC’s coordinator of international outreach.
She explores and initiates partnerships with international institutions of higher education and secondary schools, and serves
as a primary link for international students enrolling at JCC.
Alumni and area residents wishing to discuss international outreach opportunities are encouraged to contact Ms. Peterson at
716.338.1291 or [email protected].
Each of JCCʼs SUNY China 150 students earned a certificate in individual
studies while at the college. Pictured from left, Pengfei “Clark” Du, Qingying
“Julia” Yi, Lei “Stein” Wang, Yuxin “Destiny” Qin, and Yongyi “Young” Yang.
JCC FOUNDATION
| 2007-2008 ANNUAL REPORT
A Word of Appreciation from The JCC Foundation
Dear Friend,
The pages that follow proudly display the many names of our alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends that supported the
college from September 1, 2007 to August 31, 2008. We are truly grateful to everyone who supported us during that time.
Last fiscal year, the momentum continued with our Funding Excellence Campaign. Funding Excellence is a major fundraising
initiative that supports our USA Scholarships, along with the creation of a cultural arts endowment, an athletic endowment,
and a technology endowment. In addition, the campaign supports capital projects on our Jamestown campus.
In the summer of 2008, architects were selected and the design work began for a “green” science facility. Our science faculty
and administrators worked diligently over the past year putting together a solid plan to create the area’s first Silver LEED Certified building. Watch for more news about this project as we break ground this fall.
The JCC Foundation Team
John Garfoot,
Executive Director
The work that we do at the JCC Foundation is about putting our students first. You help us accomplish this mission. Please
know that our students are grateful! We wanted to share with you a thank you note received from JCC student and scholarship
recipient, Kyle Jordan:
Jill Ballard,
“
Director of Alumni Affairs
Thank you for this prestigious scholarship. My education is one of the most
important parts of my life. By going to JCC for two years, students can start to
save their money for their future and further their education. It is an honor to
receive this scholarship.
”
Director of Development
Elizabeth Booth,
Carol Bremmer,
Director of External Resources
Lori Jordan,
Administrative Assistant
Patsy Kosinski,
Administrative Assistant
Contact us at (716) 376-7513 or at
[email protected]
On behalf of the JCC Foundation team, many thanks for your continued support!
2008 JCC Foundation Report
Jamestown Community College Foundation, Inc.
Financial Statements
Balance sheet year ended August 31, 2008 (with comparative totals for 2007)
Total Assets
Total Liabilities
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Total 8/31/08
$16,727,016
$ 4,254,126
$12,472,890
$16,727,016
Total 8/31/07
$16,037,578
$ 3,417,601
$12,619,977
$16,037,578
Total 8/31/08
$1,185,379
$1,332,466
$(147,087)
$12,619,977
$12,472,890
Total 8/31/07
$1,773,176
$2,065,829
$(292,653)
$12,912,630
$12,619,977
Statement of Activity and Changes in Fund Balances for year ending August 31, 2008
(with comparative totals for 2007)
Total Support and revenue
Total Expenses
Changes in Net Assets
Net Assets, beginning
Net Assets, end
JCC Foundation Board of Directors 2007/08
James Arcoraci
Rick Bokman
Thomas Brady, Esq.
Kevin Brombacher, treasurer
Gregory T. DeCinque, Ph.D.
Rhoe B. Henderson, III
Patricia Henzel, vice president, Cattaraugus County
Joseph C. Johnson
Jon Kirk
Mark Maytum, vice president, Jamestown
L. Durand Peterson
Patricia Phillips, secretary
Mary Frances Potter
Allen Short
Lance Spicer
Hadley Weinberg, president
James Wellman
John Whelpley
JCC Foundation Administration
Spring of 2008 was an exciting time for JCC as the new residence halls
construction process got closer to completion.
Jill Ballard, director of development
John R. Garfoot, vice president dean of administration, JCC Foundation executive director
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John D. Hamilton Society
The prestigious John D. Hamilton Society is comprised of donors who generously made unrestricted or restricted gifts of at least $250 during the 2007-08 fiscal year to the Jamestown
Community College Foundation.
The JCC Foundation established the John D. Hamilton Society in 1995 in recognition of
Mr. Hamilton’s exemplary service and dedication to Jamestown Community College. Long
active in community affairs, Mr. Hamilton was among the devoted community leaders who
worked diligently to see Jamestown Community College chartered in 1950 as the first community college in the State University of New York. Mr. Hamilton served as the college
president and was a member of the JCC Board of Trustees.
Today, we honor Mr. Hamilton and our JDH Society members for their leadership, philanthropy, and strong commitment to Jamestown Community College.
Annual Giving Societies
Founder’s Associate
Trustee’s Associate
President’s Associate
Director’s Associate
Dean’s Associate
Faculty & Staff Associate
$5,000 +
$2,000 - $4,999
$1,000 - $1,999
$500 - $999
$250 - $499
$1- $249
Proud father, Lyman Buck, stands with
his daughter Jordan, at the 2008 JCC
Commencement celebration in the
Student Union.
Founder’s Associate Lifetime Members
We honor those who have generously supported the college and
our students by contributing
$100,000 or more this year as
well as the past. Past recipients of
the John D. Hamilton Award are
members as well.
Mr. & Mrs. R. Quintus Anderson
Anonymous
George Bataitis
Carnahan-Jackson Foundation
Cutco Foundation, Inc.
Jessie Smith Darrah Fund
Winifred Dibert †
Dresser-Rand Company
Katherine E. Ganz †
Gebbie Foundation
Dr. Robert A. Hagstrom
John D. Hamilton †
Holmberg Foundation
Hultquist Foundation
Dr. Robert Kochersberger
Mr. & Mrs. Erick Laine
Miles Lasser
Elizabeth Lenna Fairbank
Lenna Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Magnano
Robert Maytum, Sr. †
Dr. Lillian V. Ney
Charles H. Price
Clara Savaree †
Jane E. Sheldon
Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation
Allen Short
R. Theodore Smith †
James Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Strickler
Ruth Benson Walrod †
William A. Walrod †
Sarita Hopkins Weeks †
Stanley A. Weeks
† indicates deceased members
Donors
The Jamestown Community College Foundation gratefully acknowledges gifts from the following donors received during the period September 1, 2007 through August 31, 2008.
Founder’s Associate
Acu-Rite Companies, Inc.
John E. Anderson
Carnahan-Jackson Foundation
Cattaraugus Region Community
Foundation
Trustee’s Associate
Anonymous
Baillie Lumber Company
Buffamante Whipple Buttafaro, P.C.
Community Bank, N.A.
President’s Associate
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Anstaett
Ms. Carmella Bartimole
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brady
Chautauqua Region Community
Foundation
CYTEC Olean, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Alessi
Robert & Kathleen Barber
Mary Ann Collins
$5,000+
James A. Comstock Memorial Trust
Cutco Foundation, Inc.
DFT Communications
Jessie Smith Darrah Fund
Winifred S. Crawford Dibert
Foundation, Inc.
Holmberg Foundation, Inc.
HSBC in the Community (USA) Inc.
Hultquist Foundation, Inc.
Iskalo Development Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Erick Laine
Manley Memorial Trust
Northern Chautauqua Community
Foundation
Priscilla Robbins
Rotary Club of Jamestown
Ralph C. Sheldon Foundation, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Stitt
Ruth Benson Walrod
Richard McKissock
Mr. & Mrs. James Phillip
Richard Rupprecht
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Short*
Spectrum Eyecare
Gregory L. Jones, O.D.
Terry R. Schultz, O.D.
Henry W. Mole, O.D.
Christopher J. Colburn, O.D.
Mr. & Mrs. James Wellman
Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Lynn
Hilda Milham
Northwestern Mutual Foundation*
Robert L. Oddy
Olean Medical Group
Phoenix Metal Fabrication, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Price
Dr. & Mrs. Bert Rappole
Randolph Manor Home for Adults
Ann S. Reading
Patricia A. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Stein
Joseph R. Takats Foundation
Terrance Grant & Company
Mr. Hadley & Dr. Ellen Weinberg
Mr. & Mrs. John Whelpley
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Wilday
Mr. & Mrs. John Zabrodsky, III
Helen Ebersole
Robert Fairbanks
GPS Construction Services
Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Greene
Paul Hedberg & Ruth Lundin
Mr. & Mrs. Rhoe B. Henderson
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hinz
David Kestler
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Kibler
$2,000-$4,999
Cutco Corporation
Gebbie Foundation, Inc.
Henkel Corporation
Daniel E. Kathman
$1,000-$1,999
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory T. DeCinque
Diana Lodge #114
Gregory & Susan Jones
Nancy Kinney
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Kirk
John M. LaMancuso, M.D.
$500-$999
Douglas N. Coon
Chautauqua County IDA
Anne L. Dusenbury
*employer matching gift
$500-$999
Wendell Kibler
Mr. & Mrs. Miles Lasser
Skip & Louanne Lind
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lorenz
Dean’s Associate
LeAnn Love
Olean Advanced Products
Olean Area Federal Credit Union
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pezzimenti
John Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Sorokes
Ken & Lois Strickler
Michael Wedlock
Mr. & Mrs. Barclay O. Wellman
Dr. Marilyn Zagora
Jamestown Macadam, Inc.
David & Kim Jeffrey
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Johnston
Peter M. Kapuscinski*
Dr. Kevin Kochersberger
Lakeshore Orthopedic Group, P.C.
David J. Lockwood
Loose Ends Vending, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Lundine
Lutheran Social Services
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maytum
Joe & Sharon McLarney
M/E Engineering, P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mecca
Robin & Carl Middleton
Monica M. Moore
National Conference of Firemen
& Oilers Local Union 266
Roz Newton
Rebecca & Steven Nystrom
Olean Physical Therapy Professionals
Thomas Olson
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Paladino
Ida-Grace Parsons*
Bill Penfold
Frank & Liz Petiprin
The Post Journal
Randy & Wendy Present
Prizel’s Pharmacy
Dr. Gregory Rabb
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel
Edward & Elizabeth Sharkey
Deborah Simpson
Jim & Paula Snyder
Lance Spicer
L. J. Stein & Co., Inc.
Stroehmann Bakeries
Dr. Mary Kay Szwejbka
Dr. & Mrs. H. Gregory Thorsell
John S. Trussalo
Gary & Gretchen Winger
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Garifi, Jr.
Sharon Garrison
George Weston Bakery
Eric Gerringer
Elmer W. Gibbens, Jr.
John Glovack
Michaela Golya
James A. Gould
Granny’s Verona
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gray*
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Greer
Jesse & Sheila Gugino
Terry Gugino
Mr. & Mrs. Gail R. Gustafson
Mr. & Mrs. John Hanson
Harris Foundation*
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hazzard
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hedin
Tricia Henzel
Holly Hewitt
Elaine Hinman
Katherine Reynolds Hirschfeld
Kathleen Hirst & Jeffrey Tingley
Daniel Hocking
Timothy Hoover
David, Pat & Ryan Howard & Heather
Irwin
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Huber
Cheryl Huels
Susan Huffman
Dr. Jairus T. Ibabao
IBM International Foundation*
Indeck-Olean Limited Partnership
Independence Liquor, Inc.
Jamestown Community College
Jamestown Savings Bank/Northwest
JCC Faculty Student Association
Karyl L. Jennings
John Ash Cleaners, Inc.
David Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Johnson
Joseph M. Johnson
Johnson, Mackowiak & Associates, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Johnson
Chris & Lori Jordan
Theresa Jordan
Laurie Kapuscinski
Mistine A. Keis
Betty Kelly
Rev. & Mrs. Harold Kelly
Michael Kelly
Key Bank
Debra Kibbe
Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Kidder
Maria M. Kindberg
Stephen Kindberg
Lynda Kockler
Ellen Kolegar
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Kosmer
Kraft Foods*
Robert A. & Nancy Krall
Jeffrey & Kelly Kroon
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kula
Tracey M. Kwiej
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Laird
Traci Langworthy
Deborah Lanni
Julie A. Lascola
Mike & Sue Laska
Mr. & Mrs. David Lasky
Ronald Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. George Lewis
Lind Funeral Home
Marjorie P. Litteer
Lloyd & Company, CPA, PC
Lockheed Martin*
Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Loll*
Marietta Lombardo
Tom Lombardo
Janet Loomis
Jack Lorenz
Sandra Jane Low
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Lutz
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Maguire*
Joseph Marino
Martha’s Spanish Study Group
Kathy Martinelli
Charlotte Martines-Cappellini
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Marvin
Shannon Masterson-Kendrick
Mazza Mechanical Services, Inc.
Mitzi McCarty
Robert McCormick
Marianne McElrath
Jacqulyn McGinnis
Mr. & Mrs. Willard Meekins, Jr.
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation*
Jane Mihalko
Hilda Milham
Jennifer Miller
Mr. & Mrs. John Miller
Mike & Cathy Moots
Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Munella
Susan & David Muscato
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Nelson
Janis Nelson
J. Scott & Trina S. Newton
Susan Nickerson
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Nicosia
Norden Women’s Club
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Nordsiek
Jonathan D. O’Brian
Dorothy Oakley
Olean Creative Mailing
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Olson
Orthodontists’ Associates of WNY, P.C.
Robert Ostrom
Owl Homes of Allegany
Eleanor Paar
David Pacitti
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Page
Mike & Judy Patton
Paul Temple Elementary School Staff
Karen M. Perrigo
Mr. & Mrs. Allen E. Peterson
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Peterson
Mr. & Mrs. L. Durand Peterson
Peterson Office Equipment
Dr. Robert Phillips
Timothy & Paula Pickett
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Pike
Louise Pillittieri
Mr. & Dr. John Plumb
Frank & Debbie Porpiglia
Potter Lumber Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Potter
Wendy Present
Janine M. Preston
Robert Ratterman
Steve Raynor
Mr. & Mrs. Rollin J. Reading, Jr.
Myron E. Rew
Mr. & Mrs. John Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Rice
Virginia Richardson
Ried’s Markets, Inc.
Stephen Rinaldo
Carol Riniolo
Marilyn Petty Riotto
Anne Rizzo
James L. Roach
Janet Robbins
Mr. & Mrs. William Ross
Anthony Rovito, Sr.
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Rynick
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Saff
Joseph & Stacey Samaritano
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Samurin*
Sallie A. Sandstrom
Mary Ann Saporito
Bob & Irene Sassone
Carol Saxton
Mr. & Mrs. Jean J. Sayegh
$250-$499
James Arcoraci
E.E. Austin & Son, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Ballard
Mr. & Mrs. George Bataitis
George K. Baum & Company
BCS
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Benson
Blaisdell Foundation
Both, Branch & Hendrix, Inc.
Brady & Swenson Attorneys
Jim & Susan Bronstein
Janette L. & Lyman A. Buck, III Fund
Certo Brothers Distributing Co.
Chautauqua Region Community
Faculty & Staff Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pilato
Jane E. Sheldon
Dr. Charles E. Sinatra
Charles M. Smith Insurance
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Ciesielski
Courier Capital Corporation
Custom Topsoil, Inc.
Barbara J. Engdahl
Dr. Timothy & Mrs. Barbara Gallineau
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Garfoot
Diane & Jon Gren
Fred Gullo, Jr.*
Habiterra Architecture &
Landscape Architecture
HSBC Bank USA
Innovative Tool & Machine Co., Inc.
Sue & Chuck Jackson
$1-$249
Abbott Welding Supply Co., Inc.
Aetna Foundation*
Ahlstrom Schaeffer Electric Corporation
Marjorie Allesi
Bonnie Allesi-Barker
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Anderson
Edwin O. Anderson
Jacqueline Anderson
Thomas J. Anderson
Ann A. Arida
Anthony Armeli
Artone Manufacturing Company
Dr. John Balacki
Concetta Barbagiovanni
Mr. & Mrs. James Bardenett, Jr.
Brian & Concetta Barone & Family
Beef ‘N’Barrel, Inc.
Paul Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Fredric Bengtson
Frank Berarducci
Betts Industries, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John Bidwell
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bjork
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Black
Bettylou Blixt
C. K. Bloomquist
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bogdan, Jr.
Robin Lind Bonfiglio
Elizabeth Booth
Christine Bouch
Paul Branch
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Breverman
John Briggs*
Eileen & John Brittain
Patti Broadwell
Scott Bromberg
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brown
Nancy Bryant
Matthew S. Bull
Donna Bunce
Katherine K. Burch
William Burk
Roger Bush
Daniel R. Byer
Daniel R. Cable
Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood S. Cadwell
Richard Cammarata
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Carlson
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Carter
Steven & Patricia Centi
Craig Charles
Mary Rose Chasler
James J. & Mary Lou Chimenti
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Chimera
Donald R. Cieslewicz
Capt. & Mrs. Gard J. Clark
Jim Colby
Sandra Colvenback
Frances Cook
Mary Louise Corkery
Andrew J. Cornell
Mr. & Mrs. George Cornell
Roberta Cornell
David Correll
Gail E. Coyle
Mr. & Mrs. Kipp Crickard
Mary D’Angelo
Janet Daniels
Jeffrey R. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DeMarco
Janet L. Derbish
Downtown Jamestown Development
Corp.
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Drake
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Drake
Dresser-Rand Company*
June Duffey
Dunkirk Area Labor Council
Sherwood & Patricia Durnell
Dwyer, Black & Lyle, LLP
Stella Dynys
David Ebersole
Melissa A. Edson
Edward Jones
Kenneth D. Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Enright
Dennis B. Erickson
Mr. & Mrs. Warren T. Erickson
Terrie Ericson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Faisant*
Kevin Fay
Melvin Feather
Mr. & Mrs. James Ferro
Fessenden, Laumer & DeAngelo
Greg & Teresa Fish
Fitzpatrick & Weller
Five Star Bank
Phoebe M. Forbes
Kevin Forrest
Mr. & Mrs. Erick Fosburg
William Foss
Fox Financial Services
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Fox
Mr. & Mrs. William Fraser
Carolyn French
Joel Gaden
James & Cynthia Gallagher
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gallo
Rachel Galway
*employer matching gift
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Faculty & Staff Associates
$1-$249
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scaturo
Ronald & Sandra Schifano
Robin & Karen Schuler
Senator Cathy Young
M. Kathleen Sharp
Catherine Sheehan
Diane Shepardson
Richard Shick
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith
James M. Smith*
Marcella Smith
Tillie Solomonson
Joanne Sorensen
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sorokes
Specific Solutions Group
Mr. & Mrs. Basil Spitale
Randall Sprague
Kathy Stedman
Sylvia Stenander
Dr. & Mrs. Henry Storch
Memorials and Special Honors Gifts
In memory of Gunny Anderson
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Dr. Anthony C. Barone
Brian & Concetta Barone
In memory of Dale Barto
In memory of Robb Benson
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Benson
In memory of Dr. Mark Boyd
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Alberta Brownell
Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood S. Cadwell
In memory of Henry Bridges & Jeanne
Bridges Mellow
Joan Patrie
In memory of Bonnie Burge
Robin Middleton
In memory of W. Park Catchpole
John E. Anderson
Kevin Fay
Lloyd and Company, CPA, P.C.
Heidi J. Strickland
Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Sullivan
Swan Painting, Inc.
Doug & Sandy Swanson
John Swartz
Kathy Taydus
Ryan S. Telford
The Sports Locker, Inc.
Jennifer Thomas
B. Dolores Thompson
Regina Guiffrida Thornton
Russell Triscari
Ronald Turak
Kathleen J. Van Beber
Caryl Vander Molen
Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. VanDewark*
Frank Vassallo
Laurie Vorp
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wall
Mr. & Mrs. Don Weaver
Webgistix Corporation
Warren Whitford
Frances Wolinsky
Christine M. Rew Wright
Bill & Connie Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Allen Yahn
Kaye Young
Martha Zenns
The JCC Foundation remembers your loved ones and honors those who celebrated a special occasion in their lives.
Ida-Grace Parsons
Mr. & Mrs. Allen E. Peterson
James L. Roach
In memory of Dr. John J. Collins
Mary Ann Collins
In memory of Stephen Cornell
Mr. & Mrs. George Cornell
Roberta Cornell
In memory of Tracy Dart
Mr. & Mrs. John Reynolds
In memory of
Mr. & Mrs. Alton B. Davis
Deborah Simpson
In memory of Ted Dynys
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ciesielski
Stella Dynys
In memory of Dan Ebersole
David Ebersole
Helen Ebersole
In memory of G. Philip Engdahl
Barbara J. Engdahl
Internationally acclaimed author and media critic, Dr. Jack
G. Shaheen, was the Lenna
Visiting Professor at JCC April
1-2, 2008. Dr. Shaheen and
Betty Lenna Fairbank were
honored at a private dinner
hosted by college president,
Greg DeCinque, and the JCC
Foundation at the Moon
Brooke Country Club.
Students from the Jamestown
campus Student Senate
teamed up with the JCC
Foundation staff to help
beautify campus.
In memory of Nancy Ordines
Louise Pillittieri
Mary D’Angelo
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DeMarco
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Faisant
Fessenden, Laumer & DeAngelo
Timothy Hoover
Mr. & Mrs. David Howard
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Kosmerl
Marietta Lombardo
Robin Middleton
Jane Mihalko
Mr. & Mrs. John Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. Munella
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Myers
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Nicosia
Mr. & Mrs. William Ross
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith
Tillie Solomonson
Mr. & Mrs. Basil Spitale
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Swanson
B. Dolores Thompson
Russell Triscari
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Winger
In memory of Piney Johnson, Jr.
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Victor Paar
Eleanor Paar
In memory of Ted Smith
Robin Middleton
In memory of Raymond Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Petiprin
In memory of Joan Patrie
Robin Middleton
Kaye Young
In memory of Irene Swanson
In memory of Stephanie Foti
Joseph & Stacey Samaritano
In memory of Mark Galway
In memory of Lula P. Glidden
Nancy Kinney
In memory of Molly Griffith
Sharon Garrison
In memory of James Gustafson
Robin Middleton
In memory of Gladys Hlosta
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Curtis D. Johnson, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Howard
David Kestler
Paul Temple Elementary School Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Pike
Residents at 145 Chandler St.
In memory of Elaine S. Johnson
Barbara J. Engdahl
Kaye Young
In memory of deceased members of
the Kelly Family
Rev. & Mrs. Harold Kelly
In memory of Jim Miller
Marjorie Allesi
Ann A. Arida
Dunkirk Area Labor Council
Martha’s Spanish Study Group
Ellen Kolegar
Traci Langworthy
National Conference of Firemen &
Oilers Local Union 266
Jonathan D. O’Brian
Steve Raynor
Virginia Richardson
Carol Saxton
Frances Wolinsky
In memory of Marie Muscarella
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Dr. Robert G. Ney
In memory of Sam Olson
In memory of Cora Peterson
In memory of Andy Kibler
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Kibler
Wendell Kibler
In memory of Thomas Prechtl
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Charles Kinney, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Fraser
Rachel Galway
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kula
Kathy Martinelli
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scaturo
In memory of Annie Schneider
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Phyllis Kraemer
Dorothy Oakley
In memory of Bonnie Lade
Deborah Simpson
In memory of Ruth Larson
In memory of Ben Lockwood
David J. Lockwood
In memory of David Love
LeAnn Love
In memory of Rev. Philip Schlick
Robin Middleton
In memory of Norma Seawright
In memory of Douglas Skuggen
Mr. & Mrs. George Lewis
Robin Middleton
In memory of Kevin Smith
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Anderson
Concetta Barbagiovanni
Mr. & Mrs. George Bataitis
Mr. & Mrs. Fredric Bengtson
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Bjork
Bettylou Blixt
Mr. & Mrs. Lynn Carlson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Chimera
Mary Ann Collins
In memory of Alison Thompson
In memory of Carolyn VanOrder
Sharon Garrison
Mr. & Mrs. Willard Meekins, Jr.
In memory of Ruth Benson Walrod
The Harvey Page Family
In memory of Betty Webster
Sharon Garrison
In memory of Betty Weyant
Robin Middleton
In memory of
PFC Joshua E. Waltenbaugh
Rachel Galway
Robin Middleton
In memory of Kaleigh Wilday
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Wilday
In memory of Versel Young
Special Honors
David Shepherd of the Holmberg Foundation presented
the Holmberg Foundation
Transfer Scholarship to Theresa Klice at the JCC College
Awards ceremony held on the
on May 2, 2008.
In honor of John D. Hamilton
Awardees
Tony Armeli
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Black
Mary Louise Corkery
Helen Ebersole
Carolyn French
Joel Gaden
Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Kidder
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Lundine
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lyons
Robert Ostrom
Mr. & Mrs. James Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Sullivan
Frank Vassallo
In honor of Joe Minarovich
Warren Whitford
In honor of Christina Smith
Robin Middleton
In honor of Larry Sorokes
Jill Ballard
Elizabeth Booth
Christine Bouch
Carol Bremmer
Nancy Bryant
Jeffrey Davis
Greg DeCinque
Special Honors
Mike Marvin
Barbara McCarthy Gallineau
Marianne McElrath
Jacqulyn McGinnis
Ann Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. James Phillips
Diane Shepherdson
Deborah Simpson
Jim & Paula Snyder
Sylvia Stenander
Marilyn Zagora
In honor of Michelle Trussalo’s High
School Graduation
Mr. Hadley & Dr. Ellen Weinberg
Acu-Rite Basketball Scholarship
Alumni Fund –
Alumni Fund –
Jamestown Campus
George Bataitis Athletic Fund
Robb Benson Memorial Fund
Axel E. Bloomquist Kids’
College Scholarship Fund
Henry J. Bridges and Jeanne Bridges
Mellow Scholarship Fund
Kyle Brown Memorial Scholarship
Katharine Jackson Carnahan
Humanities Endowment
Katharine Jackson Carnahan
Scholarship Fund
Carnahan-Jackson Scholarship Fund
Carnahan-Jackson USA Scholarship
Dr. Harold M. and Joyce S.
Childress Fund
Dr. John Collins Memorial Scholarship
Community Bank Scholarship Fund
James A. Comstock Memorial Trust
Cooper Power Scholarship Fund
Stephen Cornell Memorial Scholarship
Cutco Foundation USA Scholarship
Dart Aviation Scholarship
Ted Dynys Fund
Daniel W. Ebersole
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Faculty Association of JCC Scholarship
Stephanie Foti Memorial Scholarship
Emma Galloway Nursing
Scholarship Fund
Mark Galway Memorial Fund
Katherine E. Ganz Scholarship
Juanita Mauro Giddy Nursing Award
Dan Gilhula Theatre Arts Scholarship
Lula P. Glidden Nursing Scholarship
Grant-in-Aid Fund
Ralph & Onnolee Hanigan Scholarship
Hestia Endowment Fund
Holmberg Scholarship Program
Charles M. Johnson Memorial Fund
Curtis D. Johnson Jr.
Elaine S. Johnson
Dr. Raymond H. Johnson
Paul W. Kelly, Jr.
Andrew Perry Kibler
Memorial Scholarship
Phyllis Kraemer
Erick J. Laine Community Scholarship
Lawrence Leising Memorial Scholarship
Lenna Foundation USA Scholarship
Ben Lockwood Memorial Fund
George F. Mayer Scholarship Fund
Adele Maytum Hunter
Memorial Scholarship
Maytum Family Technology
Endowment
Pat McGee Nursing Scholarship
Joseph T. Minarovich Scholarship
Robert G. Ney, M.D.
NY Firefighters Scholarship
NYS Federation of Home Bureaus
Scholarship
Olean High School Class of ‘72
Scholarship Fund
Joe Paar Memorial Scholarship
Rev. Bernard Paterniti
Margaret Patterson Scholarship Fund
Frank Petiprin Sophomore Computer
Science Award
Post-Journal Scholarship
ReHabilitation Center Scholarship Fund
Bob Sassone Athletic Fund
Clara Savaree Memorial Scholarship
Scandinavian Studies Endowment Fund
Scharmann Drama Fund
Scharmann Theatre Fund
Scholarship Endowment Fund
John D. Shortencarier Scholarship Fund
John & Lena Sinatra
Memorial Soap Box Derby Fund
Douglas Skuggen Memorial Fund
Ted Smith Memorial Scholarship
James J. Snyder Educational
Opportunity Fund
Terrance Grant & Compan
Scholarship Fund
Thomas Trusso, Sr. & Roger Loop
Scholarship
USA Scholarship
Varmee Pre-med Award Fund
Raoul Wallenberg Scholarship Fund
Ruth Benson Walrod Scholarship Fund
Sarita Weeks Endowment
Sarita Weeks Visual Arts Endowment
Wellman Family USA Scholarship Fund
Kaleigh Wilday Memorial Scholarship
Jason Wogick
Bush Industries, Inc.
Butler Wick
Cattaraugus County Industrial
Development Association
Certo Brothers Distributing Co.
Charles M. Smith Insurance
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua Leadership Network
Chautauqua Region
Community Foundation
Chautauqua Striders
ChautauquaWORKS
Hans Christensen
Community Bank, N.A.
Cooper Power Systems
Courier Capital Corporation
Custom Topsoil, Inc.
Cutco Corporation
DBP Realty
DFT Communications
June Duffey
Dwyer, Black & Lyle, LLP
Edward Jones
Ellison Bronze, Inc.
Fancher Chair Co., Inc.
Farm Fresh Foods
Fitzpatrick & Weller
Five Star Bank
Kevin Forrest
Fox Financial Services
Gebbie Foundation
George K. Baum & Company
George Weston Bakery
GPS Construction Services
Granny’s Verona
Habiterra Architecture & Landscape
Architecture, PC
Paul Hedberg
Henkel Corporation
Daniel Hocking
HSBC Bank USA
Indeck-Olean Limited Partnership
Independence Liquor, Inc.
Innovative Tool & Machine Co., Inc.
Jamestown Community Learning
Council
Jamestown Electro Plating
Jamestown Macadam, Inc.
Jamestown Savings Bank/Northwest
John Ash Cleaners, Inc.
Joe Johnson
Key Bank
Lakeshore Orthopedic Group
Lenna Foundation
Lind Funeral Home
Loose EndsVending, Inc.
Stan Lundine
Lutheran Housing Administrative
Services Group, Inc.
Lutheran Social Services
M/E Engineering, P.C.
Dr. & Mrs. Henry Malarkey
Mazza Mechanical Services
Merrill Lynch
Northern Chautauqua Community
Foundation
Olean Advanced Products
Olean Area Federal Credit Union
Olean Medical Group
Olean Physical Therapy Professionals
Orthodontists’ Associates of WNY, P.C.
Owl Homes of Allegany
Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc.
Peterson Office Equipment
Jim & Pat Phillips
Phillips Lytle LLP
The Post-Journal
Potter Lumber Company
Charles H. Price
Prizel’s Pharmacy
Rick Bokman, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Dale C. Robbins
Robert H. Jackson Center
Bob & Irene Sassone
Senator Cathy Young
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel
Jane E. Sheldon
David Shepherd
James M. Smith
Southern Chautauqua Federal
Credit Union
State Farm Insurance – Marcella Smith
L. J. Stein & Co. Inc.
Stroehmann Bakeries
John Swartz
SYSCO Food Services – Jamestown
The Sports Locker, Inc.
John S. Trussalo, CPA
Richard E. Turner, Sr.
Caryl Vander Molen
Webgistix Corporation
Hadley Weinberg
WNY Healthcare Association
Kathy Hirst
JCC staff members
Jeanne Johnston
Lori Jordan
Patsy Kosinski
Marjorie Litteer
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gallo
John Garfoot
Eileen Goodling
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Gugino
Tricia Henzel
Marsha Hern
In honor of Hadley Weinberg
Specific Solutions Group
Endowed and Annual Scholarships & General Endowments
JCC Foundation’s asset allocation
strategy, commitment to “bestin-class” investment managers,
and low investment expenses
has limited downside risk while
producing exceptional results over
the past several years. For the
3-year period ending August 31,
2008, the stock market’s (S&P 500
Index) total return was 3.7%, the
bond market’s (Lehman Aggregate
Bond Index) total return was 4.3%,
and the Foundation’s total return
was 5.3% after all investment
expenses. For the same period,
the Foundation’s benchmark Policy
Index was up 5.3%. During the
Fiscal-Year ended August 31, 2008,
the stock market’s (S&P 500 Index)
total return was -11.14%, the bond
market’s (Lehman Aggregate Bond
Index) total return was 5.86%, and
the Foundation’s total return was
-4.73%.
As of the fiscal year ending August
31, 2008, our endowment totaled
$8,307,825 with total investment
expenses of about 0.61% per year.
A total of $523,781 scholarship
dollars was made available to
404 students in the 2007-2008
academic year.
Special Events
We gratefully acknowledge
members of the JCC President’s
Roundtable, participants in
the George Bataitis Open Golf
Tournament in Jamestown, and
participants in the JCC Scholarship
Classic Golf Tournament in Olean.
Abbott Welding Supply Co., Inc.
James Abdella
Stephen & Ann Abdella
Advertising Advantage
Ahlstrom Schaeffer Electric Corporation
Ameriprise Financial Services
Angee’s Restaurant
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Anstaett
Arthur R. Gren Co., Inc.
Baillie Lumber Company
George & Joyce Bataitis
BCS
Beef’N’Barrel, Inc.
Blaisdell Foundation
Bodell Overcash Anderson & Co.
Brady & Swenson Trial Lawyers
Almet Broadhead
Buffamante Whipple Buttafaro, PC
Every effort has been made to avoid errors in this annual report. Please notify us and accept our sincere apologies for any inadvertent errors.
The JCC Foundation
Established in 1983, the Jamestown Community College Foundation, Inc., exists for the exclusive purpose of benefiting Jamestown Community College. The foundation is committed to the pursuit of excellence in education through the enhancement of
academic, cultural, and social experiences for the students, faculty, and community served by the college.
The foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization which develops, maintains, and manages an endowment to support projects and activities deemed to be compatible, complementary, and consistent with the mission of the college.
Funding for projects which enhance the institution mission and affect the future direction of the college in a positive, constructive way may include, but are not limited to, scholarship programs, faculty development activities, cultural events, facility improvement, community outreach services, and academic enrichment.
By virtue of its charter, the foundation board of directors disburses funds within the parameters of the laws governing not-for-profit educational foundations and, where defined, restrictions imposed by contributors. The board of directors reserves the right
to refuse a contribution which carries a proviso it deems inappropriate or inconsistent with the mission of the college or the purpose of the foundation. The finances of the foundation are subject to public audit.
Our Mission:
The sole purpose of the Jamestown Community College Foundation is to benefit Jamestown Community College.
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please provide the alumni office with his/her current contact
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alumni MAGAZINE
CALENDAR
JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE • SPRING 2009
Find out more about these and other upcoming events at www.sunyjcc.edu/calendar
JULY 18 & 19
JULY 26
AUGUST 22
Scandinavian Festival. JCC’s Jamestown
campus. Saturday, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m., Sunday 10
a.m. – 6 p.m. Visit www.scandinavianjamestown.
org for information on the festival.
Taste of Olean. JCC’s Cattaraugus County
Campus, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. For more information
on the Taste of Olean, call Greater Olean Area
Chamber of Commerce at 716-372-4433 or email
[email protected].
Jamestown Regional Celtic Festival & Gathering of the Clans. Jamestown Campus, 9 a.m.
– 9 p.m. Featuring five bagpipe bands, Celtic
food and music, Scottish and Irish dancers,
Scottish heavy athletic competition, vendors.
Tickets available at JCC’s box office, 716.338.1187.
www.96thhighlanders.com/festival.html.
JULY 19
Photographer Arno Rafael Minkkinen, lecture
at JCC’s Jamestown Campus, in conjunction with
his exhibition “Weightless.” Lecture begins at
3:30 p.m., Weeks Gallery.
AUGUST 24
Fall Semester Begins
EVENT
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