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JCC Holds Annual White Coat Ceremony for First Year Nursing Students

 

Published: December 02, 2025 at 06:00 p.m.

By: Press Release from Jefferson Community College

 

JCC Holds Annual White Coat Ceremony for First Year Nursing Students

 

Watertown, NY - Jefferson Community College (JCC) held its annual White Coat Ceremony earlier this fall to welcome new students to the nursing program. During the White Coat Ceremony, students were robed with their first white coats, the traditional dress of nursing professionals. Student participation in the White Coat Ceremony affirms their commitment to a profession of caring and compassion using the knowledge and skills necessary to care for all in need. Jefferson’s nursing degree program is ranked #2 in New York State by Nursing Schools Almanac.

 

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First row (l-r): Samantha A. Shockley, Watertown, Lindsay D. Lee, Fort Drum, Genesis E. Castro Velasquez, Watertown, Alyana M. Lynch, Adams

 

Second row (l-r): Rachel T. Verdier, Evans Mills, Samira Garcia Valladares, Fort Drum, Shauna L. Patrick, Lowville

 

Third row (l-r): Anne L. Brissault, Fort Drum, Hazel Mariano-Maldonado, Carthage, Katherine E. Foist, Carthage

 

Fourth row (l-r): Isaiah P. Evans, Watertown, Olivia J. Ruiz, Fort Drum, Mayaanne E. Collins, Watertown, Gretta F. Maitag, Chaumont

 

Fifth row (l-r): Danielle Ward, Adams Center, Yaimed E. Rivera, Fort Drum, Alayna N. Furlough, Watertown

 

Sixth row: Cassidy J. Juell, Hammond

 

Seventh row (l-r): Kimberly E. Knapp, Clayton, Madison P. Longamore,

Watertown, Jerrica J. McCreadie, Watertown

 

Eighth row (l-r): Riley L. Cannan, Watertown, Tara A. Carroll, Watertown, Madelyn A. Hunter, Evans Mills, Jocelyn N. Wines, Watertown

 

Top row (l-r): Samantha L. Reynolds, Watertown, Ashley L. Cahill, Evans Mills, Justin M. Warren, Carthage

 

Staircase Right Side

 

First row (l-r): Alahna S. Lawrence, Fort Drum, Carli C. Freeman, Lowville, Tiffanie S. Perea, Watertown

 

Second row (l-r): Jessica L. Parizo, Fort Drum, Savana L. Sullivan, Harrisville, Caroline J. Smith, Fort Drum

 

Third row (l-r): Yen Sy, Black River, Jacqueline McVay, Fort Drum, Daniela Hughes, Calcium

 

Fourth row (l-r): Jordan M. Spencer, Copenhagen, Kailey D. Dudley, Watertown, Lauren Ambrose, Adams Center

 

Fifth row (l-r): Olivia C. Dalin, Watertown, Emilia R. Spencer, Dexter, Maklia M. Orso, Copenhagen

 

Sixth row (l-r): Taryn B. Twombly, Carthage, Ryan E. Horten, Harrisville, Elissa Davis, Evans Mills, Kayleigh Hulbert, Dexter

 

Seventh row (l-r): Yanselis Alicea, Adams Center, Savannah M. Paquette, Fort Drum, Breanna Fuller, Carthage, Nevaeh Taylor, Black River, Madison Netto, Brownville

 

Top row (l-r): Kallie Raso, Watertown, Tera K. Lacey, Theresa, Emma Hughes, Dexter, Kelly Q. Laird, Carthage

 

Unavailable for photo: Joshua W. Brooks, Dexter, Jenna B. Dinzler, Watertown, Kelsey M. Woodfin, Evans Mills

 

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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 more than 50 associate degrees, certificates, and microcredentials for career preparation and transfer. The college also provides local access to bachelor’s and advanced degrees through partner institutions; lifelong learning through workshops and seminars; business and industry training; community-based research; forums for the productive discussion of ideas and regional issues through the Center for Community Studies; and cultural enrichment opportunities that serve the entire tri-county region—Fort Drum’s military installation among them. Jefferson, accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, currently serves approximately 2,400 students, many of whom are service members and their families. Visit www.sunyjefferson.edu for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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