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Genesis_2010

This ye1rbook is
dediGJted to Allen Madle.
A gre1t professor,
colle1gue, and friend
May you rest in peace.
Mission Statement
The mission of the State University of New York Institute
of Technology at Utica/Rome (SUNYIT) is to offer
undergraduate studies in professional, technical, and
selected liberal arts fields, as well as graduate studies in
selected academic disciplines; to encourage participation in
educationally oriented community and public service; and
to support basic and applied research appropriate to its
curricula.
SUNYIT values and encourages academic and intellectual
achievement of the highest quality, broad access to persons
motivated to pursue college preparation and experience, the
breadth and depth provided by a sound and comprehensive
liberal arts education and the technical competencies
inherent to the applied disciplines. SUNYIT is committed
to the integration of these elements in a coherent program
of higher learning.
In addition, SUNYIT strives to provide a challenging,
culturally diverse, and supportive educational environment
that fosters and encourages active student participation in
residential life and student organizations, athletics and
recreation, and cultural and social events.
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History
Established by the SUNY Board of Trustees in 1966, "Upper
Division College at Herkimer-Rome-Utica" began offering
graduate education classes to 300 students in 1969 using
classrooms at West Frankfort Elementary School. In May 1971,
the college began operating in the former Globe Mill building in
West Utica. The former mill was gradually remodeled into
classrooms, offices, and a library.
In 1973, the college was granted authority to offer bachelor's
degree programs; the first 58 full-time undergraduates began
attending classes in the fall. With growing enrollment, the
institution leased three additional buildings in West Utica and one
in Rome, and adopted a new name in 1977: the State University of
New York College ofTechnology at Utica-Rome.
In 1981, groundbreaking ceremonies were held in Marcy for the
new campus. The first building, Kunsela Hall, was completed in
1984, and the college operated two campuses during a transitional
period. In the 1987 fall semester, entering students attended all
classes at the new campus; in 1988-89, the college name was
changed to the "State University of New York Institute of
Technology at Utica-Rome." Other buildings followed: Donovan
Hall, the Campus Center, a service building, and two residential
complexes; Adirondack Residence Hall opened in 1991, Mohawk
Residence Hall opened in 1996.
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The newest addition to the campus, the $14 million Cayan
Library, was dedicated in 2003. Four additional buildings are
planned: a $13.6 million student center, $20 million field house,
$27.5 million advanced technology center, and $23.5 million
residence hall; a groundbreaking ceremony for the student center
was held in October 2008.
Building on its undergraduate and graduate degree programs in
technology, professional studies, and the liberal arts, SUNYIT
continued to expand its academic offerings. In 2003, SUNYIT
launched the region's first Master of Business Administration in
Technology Management program, and has since added
additional programs in criminal justice and electrical
engineering (in cooperation with Binghamton University), as
well as a second MBA, in health services management. In 2003,
SUNYIT accepted its first class of freshmen; the first class was
graduated in May 2007, completing SUNYIT's transition from
transfer institution to four-year college.
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Letter from President
B. Wolf Yeigh
Congratulations to the Class of
2010!
On behalf of the faculty and staff of
SUNYIT, I am pleased to offer you
my best wishes for success.
As you look forward to a future filled with promise, this
yearbook will serve to remind you of all those who had
important roles in your college experience: friends, faculty,
and many others. Let me urge to you to continue your
education; learning does not end with the earning of a degree.
Be open to new experiences as you grow professionally and
personally.
Again, my congratulations and please accept my invitation to
visit the growing SUNYIT campus as alumni, so that you may
see the continuation of the success in which you played a part.
Sincerely,
B. WolfYeigh, Ph.D., F.ASME
President
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Letter from SA President
Christopher Roberts~-----...
My Fellow Students,
I hope this finds you well! Another year
at SUNYIT has come and gone, and for
many, like myself, the last semester is
over. This year has been packed with
learning,
growing,
fun,
and
accomplishments. SUNYIT, itself, has
done the same.
SUNYIT is getting a new Student Center, a new Athletic Facility,
and new Dorms to put all the new students into. With such exciting
growth, now is a great time to be a part of the SUNYIT family. Our
students are accomplishing things that they never have before. From
SUNYIT Baja Club placing very high at national competitions, to
Marketing Club sending students to learn abroad, Professional
Nurses Organization, helping others, first hand, in another part of
the world, and the Men's Basketball team pushing themselves
further than they have ever been before, SUNYIT students are
accomplishing more and more, at a record setting pace.
I hope that you enjoy your time here as much as I have, and I hope
that you have as many great memories of this place as I do. This
school is truly one of the best, and I hope you hold your time here,
and the friends you make, dear to you forever.
Sincerely,
Christopher J. Roberts
SUNYIT Student Association President, 2009-2010
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John Borner
Director of Campus Life
Brenda Dow
Alumni & Advancement Services Officer
Peter Perkins
Director of Development
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Mary Ann Peck
Secretary
Development Office
Jessie Clough
Professor (History)
John Swann
Director of Public Affairs & Chief of Staff
Amos Confer
Professor (Computer Science)
David H. Bulman
MVILR Facilitator
Eleanor Cirelli
Office Manager
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Bob Jones
Print Shop Supervisor
Renee Jones
Printing Machine Operator
Laura Weiser Erlandson
Professor (Biology)
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Michael DeCicco
Director of Publications
Mark Scheidelman
Facilities Staff Associate
Matthew Kopytowski
Graphic Designer
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Steven Perta
Associate Engineer
Theresa Mishlanie
Business Office
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Seniors
Gorden Jeffery
Caitlin Bosser
Grey Farley
Computer Science
Business Administration
Computer Information Design
Kirk Miller
Mark Zioboro
Sociology
Sociology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Christopher Roberts
Jennifer Born
Henry Gonzalez
Jean Thelusme
Health Services Management
Finance
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Seniors
Braidy Barnes
Duane Morrison
Eduardo Encarmacion
Civil Engineering Technology
Computer Engineering Technology
Donhu Rickerby
Gary Polhemus
Dalila Everett
Gregory Hinds
Computer E ngineering Technology
Telecommunications
Electrical Engineering Technology
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Graduates
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Parol Gupta
Shreyas Srinivasan
Sowmya Prabhala
Computer Science
Computer Science
Computer Science
Daljinder Siyh
Shashank Rao
Darius Arrendell
Telecommunications
Telecommunications
Juniors
& Information Design
Michele Chu
Raymond Robinson
Tysheem Foy-Carter
Communication & Information Design
Joe Albono
Preya Persaud
Cassandra Moss
Accounting
Accounting
Daniel T.
Kevin Nelson
Melissa Ciaccia
Moty Elhindi
Electrical Engineering
Computer Science/Applied
Mathematics
Criminal Justice
Business
Computer Information Systems
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Juniors
Salena Craver
Dwayne Waedderburn
Mary Cirillo
Handy Engue
Latisha Daughtry
Victora Forrest
Jarnanda McNabb
Finance
Psychology
Richard Kohlbrecher
Cory Wiest
Michael Srnerka
Dwayne Mighty
Computer Informaton Systems
Applied Mathematics/Electrical
Engineering
Computer Science
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Juniors
Chris Landy
Jean Paul Quashie
Adam Grenci
Wayde Cunningham
Business
Matt Flanigan
James Dixon
Cory David
Computer Informaton Systems
Sociology
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Sophomores
LeeNguygen
Jhomel Soloano
Christina Duverger
Crystal Dilonez
Nursing
General Studies
Tiffanie Hawe
Jeremy Skech
Ulysses Lee
Psychology
Applied Mathematics/Electrical
Engineering
Imani O'Conner
Ninad Shete
Deanna Licari
Alexander Bido
Sociology
Psychology
Business
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Sophomores
Justin Barnes
Kristin Luke
Kevin Drinkwine
Andrea Dansereau
Psychology
Psychology
Tyler Jones
Nico Facey
Dexter Girven
Liz Holbert
Computer Science
Computer Science
Psychology
Aditya Ditiaraui
Telecommunications
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Freshman
Jason Lewis
Kevin Vargas
Melissa Vargas
Amanda Warren
Accounting
Criminal Justice
Mike Lyons
Sarah LaFont
Felisha Shamsuddin
Jon Eguren
Electrical Engineering
Psychology
Business
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Thalia Irizarry
Alex Wells
Doug Jones
Undeclared
Freshman
James Camacho
Darling Zapata
Zachary Parlet
Cnmputer Engineering Technology
Brent Dermick
Luis Pena
Karriem Rhode
Christina Erickson
Psychology
Devin Cassavaw
Derek Rowe
Jared Beckford
Roland St. Aude
Psychology
Applied Mathematics
Computer Science
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Freshman
Rafat Khandaker
Shelby Noble
Corrine Reed
Chris O'Connell
Nursing
Nursing
Computer Science
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Austin Dibble
Monica Ingraham
Malick Faye
Nursing
Computer Science
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After Hours Activity Board (AHAB)
Club Activity Board (CAB)
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Club Funding Board (CFB)
Factory Times
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Wildcat Media
Genesis
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Student Association Cabinet
President: Christopher Roberts
Vice President: Jean Desulme
Secretary: Elijah Rodriguez
Treasurer: Kuhlman Nyman
Advisor: John Bomer
Student Association Senators
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Field House GroundBreal<ing Cere1nony
On October 23, 2009 many gathered to
celebrate the start of the next campus
construction project-a $2 0 million field house.
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W1NT£R
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The game where being
a
couch potato pays.
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Alumni BasebaH
Acti~ities
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Wing Night
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St Patrick~'s Day 2010
Snowball Fight 2010
SA Organization
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Organizations:
*Campus Activity BoJrd
(CAB)
*Genesis Ye1rboo1<~
*After Hours Activity
BoJrd (AHAB)
*WildCJt MediJ
*FJctory Times
*Club Funding BoJrd (CFB)
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House
SA Or
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House
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House
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This hJs been the greatest
year ever for the men's
bJSketbJll team, they were
rnmed the top men's progrJm
in the North EJStern Athletic
Conference. They won 2 6
g.1mes out of 3 1.
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The women's basl<etball
team finished third in the
North Eastern Athletic
Conference. They won 15
gJmes out of 26.
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The men's baseball team had
an outstanding season. They
are the NEAC West Division
Champions. The season
ended 1 9 to 2 1 overall.
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The women's softball team
had a great season. They
won 2 9 games out of 3 8.
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The men's soccer seJSOn got
to the semifinal round of the
EJstem College Athletic
Conference Division 111
Upstate Men'S Soccer
Oumpionship Toum1ment
They ended the seJSOn with
an overall record of 1 3-8.
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The women's soccer team
had an impressive season. The
team got to the ECAC
Toumament Semifinals. They
won 1 l games out of 20.
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The men's cross country team
tallied a teaTn total of 8 0 points
to place second in the 2 0 0 9
NEAC Championships. lt is the
second year in a row that the
men's tea1n was the runner-up
in the championship race.
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The men'S volleyball team
finished the year with a
three-match win streal<. and
won a program-best nine
matches, finishing 9 to 1 8
overall and 2 to 6 in the
CVA West
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The women'S volleyball
team finished 1 9- 1 3
overall and recorded the first
back-to-back winning
seasons in program history.
They rrnde it to the NEAC
Championship match for the
second year in a row.
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Stephanie Cabral
Senior Editor
Mi1<e SmerJ<a
Junior Editor
Jean-Paul Quashie
Llyout Editor
tographers
Dexter Gitven
Tyler Jones
1\.evin Jones
Stefan Trotman
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Letter fro1n the Genesis StJff
This has been another great year for Genesis. We had
a lot offun taking pictures of events on campus and
putting this yearbook together. It is always a great
experience preserving our school's history every year.
We would like to thank our advisor Mike DeCicco for
always giving us advice when we needed it and always
supporting our creative ideas. We would also like to
thank our fastens representatives Scott Hicks and Bob
Carper, Lynne Browne) the Alumni Office) the Athletics
Department) Student Association and john Borner. We
couldn't put this yearbook together without their help and
support.
We want to congratulate the graduating Class of
201 0) you made it. For all future graduating classes we
look forward to documenting your year.
Sincerely)
Genesis Staff
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Staf.fi
Mike DeCicco:
Stephanie Cabral:
Mike Smerka:
jean-Paul Quashie:
Dexter Girven:
Kevin jones:
Tyler jones:
Stefan Trotman:
Advisor
Senior Editor
junior Editor
Layout Editor
Photographer
Photographer
Photographer
Photographer

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