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Jefferson Community College Announces Fall 2024
Graduates
Published: February 07, 2025
at 11:30 a.m.
By: Press Release
from Jefferson Community College
JCC Fall 2024 Graduates
Jefferson
Community College (JCC) honored fall graduates at a senior send-off held on
December 17, 2024. The graduating class comprises 92 students earning an Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.), Associate in
Occupational Studies (A.O.S.), Associate in Arts (A.A.), Associate in
Science (A.S.) degrees, as well as certificates (CERT). Those with (#) following their names received more than one
diploma and/or certificate. Graduates have the
opportunity to participate in the College’s Spring Commencement Exercise
to be held on May 16, 2025.
Fall 2024
Graduates
Adams
Julia Kathleen Askins - A.A. Childhood Education
Mallory O. Jock - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
William R. Lawrence - A.O.S. Applied Business Studies
Britni Nicole Mays - A.S. Business Administration
Adams Center
Aidan Francis Draper - A.A.S. Computer Information Technology
Rose Slate - A.A. Childhood Education
Seth Donovan Whitney-Wekar (#) - A.O.S. Applied
Business Studies and CERT Accounting
Alexandria Bay
Samantha Lynn Cranker - A.S. Homeland Security
Black River
Dakota James Evans - A.O.S. Applied Business Studies
Maria May MacAlister - A.S. Business Administration
Brownville
Luke Edward Heller - A.S. Business Administration
Calcium
Nathalie Augustin - A.A.S. Accounting
Rudy Rios, III - A.A.S. Accounting
Owen Carter Sherwood - A.S. Criminal Justice
Cape Vincent
Delaney Aletha Wiley - A.S. Natural Sciences
Carthage
Skye Elise Everson - A.A.S. Individual Studies
Aidan N. Laird - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences - Creative Writing
Castorland
Skyler Steiner - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Chaumont
Carter Lewis Docteur - A.S. Business Administration
Derek Nelson Radley - A.S. Physical Education
Megan Rose Sidwa - A.A. Humanities and Social
Sciences
Clayton
Braden Daniel Stockman - A.S. Criminal Justice
Deferiet
Ronnie Eugene Hartman - A.S. Business Administration
Dexter
Davis Mcquire Engle - A.S. Mathematics
East Syracuse
Samantha Joan Russell-Jeffers - A.S. Human Services
Evans Mills
Ninette Ariella Fults (#) - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences and A.S.
Business Administration
Tristen Helen Narrow - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Fort Drum
Engelica Salino Cleophus Battle - A.A. Humanities and Social
Sciences-Psychology
Madison Nicole Bigelow - A.S. Natural Sciences
Stephon Coombs - A.S. Business Administration
Dani Mellendorf - A.A.S. Early Childhood
Allison Nicole Scholly - A.S. Business Administration
Great Bend
Kiannah M. Ward - A.S. Sports Management
LaFargeville
April Lynn Brown - A.S. Health Care Management
Rachael Jacobs Hargrove - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences-Psychology
Ryan Matthew Smith - A.S. Business Administration
Lowville
Christian Thomas Dunckel - A.S. Business Administration
Lucas Robert Graves - A.S. Criminal Justice
Mckenizie Evone Herzig - A.A. Childhood Education
Neil Patrick McCrea - A.S. Business Administration
Landen Moshier - A.S. Mathematics
Macedon
DaVieque LeVron Naulls - A.S. Individual Studies
Mannsville
Teagan J. Costello - A.S. Natural Sciences
Natural Bridge
Kat Helen Alfredson (#) - A.A.S. Addiction Studies and A.S. Human
Services
Amira J. Robinson - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Ogdensburg
Hannah Elizabeth Gardner - A.S. Criminal Justice
Philadelphia
Maddy Livia Moore - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Plattsburgh
Sarah Catherine Reif - A.A.S. Addiction Studies
Port Leyden
Amber Colleen Holland - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Pulaski
Ashley Marie Hubbard (#) - A.A.S. Accounting and CERT Accounting
Redwood
Shawn Louis Mason - A.A.S. Fire Protection Technology
Megan Debra Monica - A.S. Business Administration
Rochester
Cameron Sheitz - A.S. Natural Sciences
Sackets Harbor
John Kenneth Ketcham - A.S. Business Administration
Sandy Creek
Amanda Brooke Rumble - A.S. Business Administration
Syracuse
Ashley Marie Anderson - A.S. Individual Studies
Theresa
Madelyn Alana Countryman - A.A. Childhood Education
Sharon Moore - A.A.S. Paralegal
Three Mile Bay
Jenny Lynn Wendell - A.S. Criminal Justice
Warwick
Alexander Robert Stewart - A.S. Criminal Justice
Watertown
Braelynn Appleby - A.S. Human Services
Elijah Jonathan Bauder - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Daniel Christopher Beckmann - A.S. Computer Science
Laura Ashley Bufford - A.S. Business Administration
Steven Edmond Chorma - A.A.S. Zoo Technology
Keely Cooney - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Jackie Rae Davis - A.S. Human Services
Tifany Alexis Gill - A.A.S. Hospitality and Tourism
Carl Ray Ingram, III - A.S. Human Services
Elizabeth Boulter Keenan - A.A.S. Individual Studies
Krista Rose Kinne - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Lorenzo Ralph LaPlaca - A.A.S. Individual Studies
Kacy Anthony Lennox - A.S. Business Administration
Jaden Alexander Messick - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Nova Natali - A.S. Natural Sciences
Jessiah Emil Okai - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Emily Taylor Oviatt - A.A.S. Early Childhood
Hillary Nicole Stanton - A.S. Human Services
Nathaniel Lewis Steelman - A.S. Homeland Security
Chet E. Valentine - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
Jay Santos Vitug - A.A.S. Hospitality and Tourism
Jayda Symone Walker - A.A.S. Individual Studies
Berk Can Yazili - A.S. Business Administration
Out-of-State
Redwood City,
California
Santino Robert Perrone - A.A.S. Zoo Technology
Seaside,
California
Brianna Marie Gandara - A.S. Human Services
West Covina,
California
Megan Marie Long - A.S. Natural Sciences
Lecanto, Florida
Paris Christina Jones - A.S. Physical Education
Loganville,
Georgia
Jorge Andres Valderrama - A.A.S. Individual Studies
Pinehurst, North Carolina
Thomas Walker Lehto - A.S. Business Administration
Bath,
Pennsylvania
Alexandra D. McGirt - A.S. Business Administration
Camden, South
Carolina
Alyssa Evan - A.A. Humanities and Social Sciences
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About Jefferson
Community College
Established on
November 7, 1961, Jefferson Community College was the area’s first
institution of higher education. Supervised by the State University of New
York (SUNY), Jefferson offers 50+ associate degrees, certificates and microcredentials for career preparation or transfer;
local access to bachelor’s and advanced degrees through partner
institutions; lifelong learning through workshops and seminars; business
and industry training; and provides community-based research and a forum
for the productive discussion of ideas and issues of significance to the
community through the Center for Community Studies. Jefferson is accredited
by the Middle States Association and currently serves approximately 2,500
students, including a significant number of service members and their
families. Please visit www.sunyjefferson.edu/about for more information.
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