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JCC Holds Annual Awards Ceremony Honoring Students,
Faculty, and Staff
Published: May 12, 2025 at
11:45 a.m.
By: Press Release
from Jefferson Community College
JCC Holds Annual Awards Ceremony
On Thursday, May
8, 2025, Jefferson Community College (JCC) honored students, faculty, and
staff at the College’s Annual Awards Ceremony. Students were honored for
overall excellence and faculty and staff members were recognized in
specific categories. Awards were presented by the School of Arts and
Humanities; School of Education, Behavioral Sciences and Public Services;
School of Business, Hospitality and Tourism; School of STEM and Health
Professions; and campus-wide departments. The Jefferson European Excursion
Club received the Outstanding Club of the Year Award.
Those with (#)
following their names received more than one award.
Student honorees
are:
Adams
Tony Jin -
Student Life Outstanding First-Year Student
Nathaniel Lyon -
Outstanding Engineering Student
Adams
Center
Seth
Whitney-Wekar - Outstanding Business Studies A.O.S. Student
Antwerp
Katie Call -
Outstanding Physical Education Student
Brownville
Kori Nichols -
Outstanding Childhood Education Student
Isabelle Wetzel -
Outstanding Physical Science Student
Carthage
Nathan Snyder -
Outstanding CSTEP Ambassador
Chaumont
Emily Lambert -
Outstanding Accounting A.A.S. Student
Malena Stevenson (#) - Outstanding Business A.S. Student, SUNY
Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, Student Life Outstanding
Graduating Senior
Copenhagen
Sandra Lattner -
Outstanding Healthcare Management A.S. Student
Croghan
Evan Lashbrooks -
Outstanding Business A.A.S. Student
Depauville
Morgan Daly -
Outstanding Business A.S. / Potsdam Student
Dexter
Nicome Peck -
Outstanding Addiction Studies Student
Fort
Drum
Madison Bigelow -
Outstanding Honors Program Student
Raegan Johnson -
SUNY EOP Achievement Award
Hogansburg
Gracie Laughing -
Outstanding ASAP Student
Lowville
Abigael Beagle -
David R. Reid Outstanding English Student
Briana Cross -
Outstanding Allied Health & Biological Sciences Student
Morristown
Phebe Hance -
Outstanding TRIO Participant
New
York
Jacob Ortiz -
Outstanding Sports Management Student
Philadelphia
Marra Young -
Outstanding TRIO Participant
Sandy Creek
Addison Petrie -
Outstanding Criminal Justice Student
Theresa
Karyschmary Melendez-Aristud
- SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence
Watertown
Braelynn Appleby
- SUNY Norman R. McConney, Jr. Award for EOP Student Excellence
Amanda
Chamberlain - Outstanding Human Services Student
Jaden Cheung -
Outstanding Computer Science Student
Alexander Doan -
Outstanding Computer Information Technology Student
Dominic Donato -
Outstanding Paralegal Student
Peyton Enghusen -
Outstanding Psychology Student
Kylee Hagerman -
Blue360° Media, LLC Certificate of Recognition
Sarah Harris -
Outstanding Early Childhood Development Student
Cooper Hoselton -
Outstanding Zoo Technology Student
Tayvon Hunt -
Outstanding ASAP Student
Dylan
Marra-Farmer - Outstanding Mathematics and Statistics Student
Tyler Merisier - Outstanding CSTEP Ambassador
Kirsten Pratt -
PTK All USA Transfer Student
Ben Ramer -
Outstanding Student Government Assembly Member
Jade Ramirez -
Outstanding Art Student
Angelina Raulino
- SUNY EOP Achievement Award
Nathaniel
Steelman - PTK All USA Transfer Student
Eiffel Vitug (#) - Outstanding Liberal Arts Student, Nathaniel
Townsend Creative Writing Award
Jay Vitug -
Outstanding Hospitality & Tourism Student
Faculty / Staff
honorees are:
Outstanding Club
Advisor:
Ron Palmer, Black
River, Advisor of the European Excursion Club
Thomas W. Myers
Award for Co-Curricular Service:
Irene Wilder,
Copenhagen, Assistant Professor, Business
PTK Outstanding
Full-Time Faculty Member:
Erin Kuhn,
Chaumont, Instructor, Humanities
PTK Outstanding
Part-Time Faculty Member:
Calista MacLagan, Carthage, Adjunct Instructor, Mathematics
PTK Outstanding
Staff Member:
Dana Hurley,
Copenhagen, Retention Specialist, CSTEP/TRIO
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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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