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2/6/2012

TC3 Releases Fall 2011 Dean's List

489 Students Honored

DRYDEN, N.Y. – TC3 has released the Dean's List for the Fall 2011 semester. Provost and Vice President of the College John Conners announced a total of 489 students have received the honor. The Dean's List recognizes matriculated students who have demonstrated high academic achievement by attaining a GPA of 3.5 or better while completing at least 12 credit hours during the semester. For part-time matriculated students, they are eligible each time they complete a block of 12 hours with a minimum GPA of 3.5.
 
Fall 2011 Dean's List
 
Alpine
Nicholas G Gilbert
Lisa E Miller
Cameron L Myers
William H Vaughn-Russell
 
Apalachin
Andrew J Mattson
 
Auburn
Mark J Chadwick
Molly A Griffin
 
Bainbridge
Chelsi A Rosa
 
Beaver Dams
Courtney McMindes
 
Berkshire
Kirstine Annette Armstrong
Casey Lynn Cox
Kimberly F Crispell
Matthew D Pitcher
Shayna L Stephens
Trisha Marie Thomas
 
Bethpage
Brittney M Colace
 
Binghamton
Milena Geurkova
Melody J Wildoner
 
Bloomingdale
Jenna Marie Demarco
 
Bronx
Bianca M Elio
Moyses N Miranda
Jeniffer Alexandra Montano
 
Brooklyn
John Capizzi
Janise L Jones
 
Brooktondale
David M Gilbert
Jason M McGory
Arlene K Meddaugh
Tyler Morgan Mix
Katherine N Scriber
Laurie Sinclair-Stickane
Hannah R Wortman
 
Burdett
Chevaughn E Fraser
 
Campbell
Nicole Danielle Neally
 
Canastota
Courtney R Dupre
 
Candor
Tyler J Bailey
Shauna M Belokur
Sonia Maria Brixey Fernandez
Michelle Ann Cady
Karen S Haggart
Deborah Jean Leach
Rebecca S Leach
Zechariah T Morris
Nicholas Scott Musa
Kendra Marie Wagstaff
Braden M Wulf
 
Cayuta
Jarrod W Lomozik
 
Cazenovia
Brett P Gifford
Thomas Oskar Groetz
 
Chenango Bridge
Edward Maynard Kennett Saunders
 
Chenango Forks
Brian P Koerts
 
Chittenango
Miranda J Merrill
 
Cincinnatus
Jaymee L Bush
Mariah Jade Cole
Jonathan C Honour
Marjorie Ann Williams
 
Conesus
Jacob A Park
 
Cornwall
Jacqueline R Matza
 
Cortland
John B Aspinwall
Danielle M Becker
Brian W Bosch
Jaclyn Nicole Braman
Lorie L Breed
Ryan J Brigham
Alexander K Brookins
Kristopher J Carroll
Shoshana W Comerford
Amanda M Comfort
Daniel James Congdon
Barbara Jean Dady
Nicole J Dintino
Nicolette J Duff
Amanda L Erxleben
Andrew Thomas Foster
Amanda H Gallagher
Nicole R Giacco
Jaime L Guernsey
Heather Elaine Hall
Brandi S Harris
Sean Nathaniel Holbert
Yelena A Kalytyuk
Ashley M Kress
Erik R LaFavor
Kaysi Lorraine Lent
Shannon M Levy
Lisa M Lissberger
Casey L MacLeod
Christine Lynn Mathewson
Patrick T McMahon
Amanda D Mieras
Joshua P Nelson
Tara Jean Olin
Katie L O'Neil
Billee Jo Pickard
Joshua C Proctor
Melissa S Quarella
Carly K Riehlman
Courtney M Roher
Nathan Lee Ruan
Adrionna Lynn Sherwood
Casey Kaye Simmons
Rebecca Lynn Smith
Joseph M Snyder
Laura Marian Spencer
Eldon William Stevens
Joseph H Stupke
Samantha J Tifft
Layla T Trombley
Todd M Trudeau
Brandy L Van Auken
Jessica Renee VanDee
Brayden L VanWinkle
Lorrie L Warren
Martina C White
Stephen C Willey
Ethan J Wingenbach
Inna I Yanchuk
 
Cuyler
Chase J Wiley
 
Deposit
Matthew Michael Ryan Sr.
 
Deruyter
Emily Ann Stone
 
Dryden
George M Booze
Cynthia Marie Cantu
Christine A Contessa
Morgan Palmer Cutter
Matthew J Dennis
Beverly Ann Drum
John P Forde II
Lindsey Marie Fulton
Ciera Lynn Kish
Lydia Kay Klemann
Ayobanji M Ladipo
McKenna John Macomber
Caitlyn Jaye Potter
Christopher T Quinlan
Claire E Roberson
John E Vorstadt
David P Wakeman
Marla R Walkuski
Antonio B Wright
Christian Daniel Yaeger
 
East Syracuse
Kayla R Russell
 
Edmeston
Tonya Marie Brownell
 
Endicott
Christopher M Hallock
 
Erin
Angelica A Ulacco
 
Etna
Seth Matthew Mead
 
Fabius
Sara L Tily
 
Freeville
Patrick Caputo
Colleen Clune
Jonathan E Cote
Scott P Fairbank
Amy L Hanson
Patrick D Kohman
Amy N Moore
Jennifer Osipov
Tamara Osipov
Kathryn A Palm
Joanna Poulos
Michael J Sharpsteen
Lydia C Shea
James A Usher
Rebecca L Woods
 
Gansevoort
Taqira S Elliott
 
Glenfield
Emily R Cole
 
Glens Falls
Annakay Broderick
 
Groton
Debra Bennett
Rachel L Bogardus
Michael Stephen Branch
Aaron M Dann
Vanessa M Eastman
Eugene S Forehand
Emma R Goyette
Sarah B Goyette
Shantel Marie Hays
Kayla M Knapp
Alexandria M Kuparinen
Michael B Lombardi
Ashley M Martin
Corinne M Nielsen
Sally Ann Parlett
Christine L Patterson
Rebecca E Pollack
Brandi D Price
Cara L Sellers
Stephanie Virginia Senter
Kimberley Tarin Smith
 
Guilford
Samuel R Stone Jr.
 
Harford
Cassitti Jain Gardner
Janielle C Horton
 
Homer
Lori K Barbis
Jesse R Belton
Nicole L Blagg
Meredith E Boss
Carla Schell Bowling
David W Bowling III
Mary Elizabeth Catalino
Skylar E Diamond
Morgan Nicole Duda
Cherl L Hepworth
Sue Hollenbeck
Julie L Partigianoni
Angella Elke Polan
Beth L. Seamans
Stephen J Shoemaker
Emillie E Weaver
 
Horseheads
Joseph Anthony Potter
Michelle Nicole Schuld
 
Interlaken
Anthony Caldwell Brown
Rachel E Feltner
Leigh Helen Grove
Tingna Min
Jackalyn L Stilwell
Bryan M Updike
 
Ithaca
Jacqueline Bernice Albanese
Robin E Atkin
Kendall M Austin
Zlatan Bahtic
Scott Barvainis
Danielle R Bean
Meghan Cecelia Beeby
Peter M Begley
Marty Blodgett
Jennifer M Bordoni
Arron M Bound
Anna Brich
Natasha D Brookes
Joshua Thomas Burns
Stephen M Canfield
Cheyenne Cardamone-Knewstub
Chelsea M Chavez
Chen Chen
Aaron M Clifford
Lauren A Cole
Alice C Combs
Brian Michael Corbett
Angela N Costantini
Audrey Nichelle Cullen
Eustina J Daniluk
Tonya Janean Deese
Sam G DeMello
Honora DeMott Grady
Jason Andrew Dengler
Rachel L Dufresne
Shantelle Leigh Ellison
Melissa Kim Eng
Rachel D Evarts
Max P Farhi
Andrew D Ferrier
Tavis George Flanagan
Marisa L Foehr
Ryan Gaygen
Francisco J Giadach
Kasey R Gray
Nathaniel D Greenspun
Iris Greenspun-Bee
Matthew G Hall
Sarah Elizabeth Harris
Marc Brookes Harrison
Shane F Hartman
Eadweard R Howland-Bolton
Nam Hyuk Im
Janet G Ingraffea
Amy S Jellinek
Briana Patricia Johnson
Itzhak C Kessler
Jaehyang Kim
Cassidy M Kindred
Danielle M Kline
Pamela L Ksenak
Jeffrey R Lapennas
James Robert Lawson
Taj A LeBlanc
Honghoon Lee
Bret Rush Lukezic
Thien D Luu
Azure-Dee Martens
Allison H McComb
Craig B McCullough
Walker W McSurely Bradshaw
Tracy Miranda
Derek E Moluf
Dahyun Oh
Jessica Faith Parker
Rachel Morgan Peterson
Kurt A Piller
Angela Marie Rella
Joseph J Rendina
Alice R Renegar
Thomas E Rogers
Wade Rose
Shawn Patrick Ruebel
Chirag Saluja
Rachel Brenda Schlass
Azuredee A Secrest
Kathryn A Shaw
Cassandra Mae Sherwood
Michael P Shulman
Bong Chul Sin
Joseph R Slattery
Emilee Smith
Lila Specker
Andrew J Sternglass
Luanne R Stockdale
Mark William Susmann
Kathrynne Warren Teeter
Jacqueline Ellen Thompson
Barbara Ann Tucker
Natalie May Van de Bogart
Michiyo Vaughan
Yuqing Wang
William O Webber
Zackery H Weber
Brendyn L Weiss
Lydia S Wetzler
Tammy L Williams
Kurt T Wintje
Jackie Zhang
Edward S Zimmerman
Sarah A Zipfel
Natasha Jaclyn Zmitrowitz
 
Jamaica
Ignacio N Saldana
 
Jamesville
Margaret M Sayles
 
Jeffersonville
Madeline E Paciga
 
Keene Valley
Megan Louise Ostroski
 
Kingston
Jillian M Janasiewicz
Jeremy H Linardakis
 
Lansing
Richard T Anderson
Kyle Taron Armstrong
Sunah Bong
Daniel J Clapper
Cheryl L Gagnon
Bonnie M Moffett
Sarah R Mogil
Corey J Shipos
 
Levittown
Ashley R Hartman
 
Liberty
Angela Marie Giacalone
 
Locke
Jesse Michael Ingall
Adam H Loomis
Courtney L Perreault
Eric E Smith
 
Lockwood
Ashley L Curtis
 
Lodi
Nicole A Cokely
Ashley M Craig
Michiel Allan Hollister
Macey E Markham
Taylor Diane Moore
Patrick A Smith
 
Marathon
Jillian R Baldwin
Tyler B F Barry
Amy Groth Doan
Renee Michelle Drake
Nichole R Edwards
David L O'Shea
Renamarie L Vega
Alycia Marie White
MaryJane Ann Wood
 
McDonough
Courtney E Hatch
Zachery Tailor Schopfer
 
McGraw
Nicholas S Ackley
Jennifer E Allen
Michelle L Barrett
Madeleine C Byrne
Mark W Henline
Judy L Standish
 
McLean
Wendy A Foley
 
Middleburgh
Kelcy Ann Larson
 
Monroe
Steven J Donohue
 
Montgomery
Devin D Hance
 
Montour Falls
Alyssa C Bruno
Matthew A Kemp
 
Moravia
Logan Jeffery Crandall
Elijah J Cronk
Kelleyanne A McElfresh
Tasha M Myers
Heather M Potter
Melissa L Shreffler
Adam T Wiethuechter
Jacob C Wood
 
Morris
Branden S Hitchcock
 
Mount Vernon
Jesse G Mpango
 
Narrowsburg
Samantha R Knecht
 
Newark Valley
Meghan L Jerauld
Katie Ann McCann
Steven Lee Ogden
 
Newfield
Melanie Lynn Allen
Cari N Bamforth
Ashley M Brown
Emilie L Cipriano
Denise Lynn English
Julie R Felgate
Logan P Gatch
Raelene Lu Hillick
Rebecca L Loftus
Sarah R Maxwell
Dana A McCord
Christopher M Roman
Jacob M Smarr
Tamara M Teeter
Stephen Weston Whiting
 
North Tonawanda
Ryan Thomas Meister
 
Norwich
Amber M Downey
 
Odessa
Taylor M Pettet
 
Oswego
Meghan J Carl
Debra Turner
 
Otisville
Sarah E Ketcham
 
Ovid
Shawn D Creswell
 
Owego
Rebekah Ann Caforio
Alexandra R Phillips
 
Oxford
Brianne V Lester
 
Painted Post
Mariana Huber
 
Palmyra
James A Breen III
 
Parish
Stephanie L Shannon
 
Pine City
Brendan L Harper Sr.
Sky C Stage
 
Pitcher
Erika Calhoun
 
Prattsville
Felicia Sutton
 
Putnam Valley
Christopher T Ungania
 
Richford
April J Armstrong
Dawn M Canfield
Justin Michael Niziol
Jamison W Poyer
Shelley J Sherman
 
Rochester
Jaanai A Beckford
 
Saint James
Bryan T Fletcher
 
Schenectady
Lauren A McGarry
 
Slate Hill
Brittany B Tuthill
 
Slaterville Springs
Nicolas J Feia
 
Spencer
Briana J Binkerd-Dale
Shawn M Bunce
Maggie M Kastenhuber
Audrey R Lawrence
Alexis Kay Morrison
Courtney A Rupert
Alina Ann Scofield
Jaclyn L Shirley
Ian C Sutton
 
Syracuse
Anne Marie Johnson
Michael John Lee
 
Trumansburg
Christie V Glidden Wright
Gregory Russell Hovencamp
Keith Samuel McMillen
Ashley Percey
Kathleen M Seeley
Jihye Shin
Anthony P Stillions
Kimberlin L Tunison
James O Winkleblack
 
Truxton
Owen Sinclair Perry
 
Tully
Kate E Spagnola
 
Unadilla
Cynthia A Ball
 
Verona Beach
Taylor J Whitmore
 
Vestal
Caitlin S Londa
Laura R Schoepfle
 
Virgil
Elizabeth P Zacek
 
West Winfield
Teigan L Hoover
 
Whitesboro
Daniel E Fowler
 
Whitney Point
Jordan Reeve Harris
 
Willet
Heather Lyn Fox
Vicki Lyn Fox
 
Williamsville
James E Pennington
 
Willseyville
Maria Askew
Jasmine D Bustle
Shannon N Engle
Nicole Ann Stanton
Jordan P Walley
 
Wolcott
Tyler Creller
 
Out of State
Chico, California
Nahshon A Garrett
 
Winchester, California
Cynthia Lynn Coronado
 
Miami, Florida
Jose Antonio Rijo Jr.
 
Matawan, New Jersey
Daniel Fortak
 
Rocky Mount, North Carolina
Kathleen Belinda Basile
 
Bangor, Pennsylvania
Meghan M O'Leary
 
Dallas, Pennsylvania
Kristan V Baker
 
State College, Pennsylvania
Scott Bosak
 
Towanda, Pennsylvania
Caitlin L Blackman
 
Out of Country
Dominican Republic
Maria FernandaHache Estrada
Estefany Paola Perez Brea
 
Honduras
Jorge Leonardo Laitano Torres
 
Peoples Republic of China
Yuanhang Gao
Yaoxin Lin
Nianci Song
Junjun Ye
Xiaofei Zhang
 
Peru
Rodrigo Vilchez Landa
 
Republic of Korea
Duk Ho Choi
Jae Hoon Kim
In Won Lee
Jang H Nam
Kyeng Min Kim
 
Russia
Anna Tamashuk
 
Spain
Sara Moreno Lopez


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2/2/2012

TC3 Softball Ranked 3rd in Nation

Panthers Recognized in NJCAA Division III Preseason Poll

DRYDEN, N.Y. – The Tompkins Cortland Community College softball team is ranked third in the NJCAA Division III National Preseason Poll. It's the third straight preseason poll the Panthers have been ranked in the top ten. Following winning the national championship in 2009, TC3 was the preseason number one in 2010; last year TC3 was the preseason #6. In addition to finishing fourth in the nation in 2010 and third in 2011, the Panthers have been ranked in the nation's top ten in every poll the last two years.
 
In 2012, the Panthers will be tested early. TC3 opens the season with a trip to Florida in March, where the first game will be against the nation's second-ranked team, the College of DuPage (Ill.). After a full slate of games in Florida, TC3 will return north for a trip through Pennsylvania and New Jersey, playing six games against top teams, including a doubleheader against the seventh-ranked team, Brookdale Community College (N.J.). Once regional play begins on April 10, TC3 will play a schedule of 24 games, including doubleheaders against two other teams in the preseason top ten.
 
The Region III schedule ends with the regional championships, hosted by TC3, on May 11-12. The NJCAA Division III National Championship tournament is in Rochester, Minnesota May 17-19.
 
2012 NJCAA Division III Softball Preseason Poll (and 2011 final record)
 
1. Gloucester County College (N.J.) (49-5)
2. College of DuPage (Ill.) (50-8)
3. Tompkins Cortland Community College (34-8)
4. Itasca Community College (Minn.) (34-16)
5. Monroe Community College (29-19)
6. Ridgewater College (Minn.) (37-10)
7. Brookdale Community College (N.J.) (42-9)
8. Suffolk County Community College-Selden (19-16)
9. Herkimer County Community College (34-9)
10. Anne Arundel Community College (Md.) (17-17)
 

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1/19/2012

Dammi Herath Joins TC3 Board of Trustees

Herath Replaces Beverly Baker After 14 Years of Service

DRYDEN, N.Y. – Dammi Herath of Ithaca has been appointed to the Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees. Herath was appointed by the governor's office to a term that expires June 30, 2018. She replaces Beverly Baker, who had served on the board since 1997.
 
Herath is the executive director of the Women's Opportunity Center, a non-profit organization in Ithaca with the goal of helping individuals with their job search and training goals. Herath has led the Women's Opportunity Center since 1989, and has seen what TC3 can mean to some of the people she serves. "When I was asked to serve on the TC3 board I was excited to be part of a dedicated group that makes a difference in our community by providing people a second chance," said Herath. "A majority of the women we serve at the Women's Opportunity Center come to us with only a high school diploma. TC3 has changed many participants' lives by providing them a great education. "
 
After obtaining a law degree and working as the executive director of an international research institute in her native Sri Lanka, Herath came to Ithaca in 1980 to further her education at Cornell University. She earned a master's degree in 1984 and her Ph.D. in 1986, both in Adult and Continuing Education. She worked as the assistant director of the Cornell South Asia Program from 1986 to 1988 prior to taking over at the Women's Opportunity Center.
 
In her 22 years at the Women's Opportunity Center, Herath has often worked closely with TC3 to help her participants. Her connection to the College, however, goes back to when she first arrived in the area, and is more personal than professional. "When I came to Ithaca with my family in 1980 to study at Cornell, TC3 was the only college we could afford for my husband, Wije," she said. Wije earned his degree in hotel technology from TC3 and now the two own and operate Sri Lankan Curry in a Hurry, a food business at the Ithaca Farmers Market since 1990.
 
Herath is extensively active in the community, already serving as a board member of Tompkins County Workforce and the Cayuga Medical Center. She says she's ready to help the College continue to serve the community. "The final outcomes of both TC3 and the Women's Opportunity Center programs lead low-income families in our community towards their economic independence," she said. Her serving on the TC3 board "is a great match."
 
The Tompkins Cortland Community College Board of Trustees consists of 10 members, including a student trustee elected by the student body. The governor appoints four trustees, two each from Tompkins and Cortland Counties; the Cortland County Legislature appoints two; and the Tompkins County Legislature appoints three.
 

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1/18/2012

Kinsey Named MSAC Player of the Week

DRYDEN, NY – Tompkins Cortland Community College men's basketball player Jailaan Kinsey (Jamesville-Dewitt H.S./Dewitt) has been named the Mid-State Athletic Conference Player of the Week. It's the first award of the season as conference play opened this past week. The Mid-State Athletic Conference consists of seven teams: TC3, Broome Community College, Cayuga Community College, Corning Community College, Finger Lakes Community College, Jefferson Community College, and Onondaga Community College.
 
TC3 is currently leading the conference with a record of 4-0. During the three wins last week, Kinsey averaged 19 points, 3.3 assists, 2.7 rebounds, and 2 steals per game. His biggest game came in TC3's win over second-place Jefferson; 30 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists.
 
Kinsey and the Panthers return to action Saturday at home at 1 p.m. against Onondaga.
 

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12/14/2011

Samijo Scheer Repeats as All American

Goalkeeper Named to First Team for Second Straight Year

DRYDEN, NY – Tompkins Cortland Community College's Samijo Scheer (Corning East H.S./Corning) is continuing to do things that have never been done at TC3. Last year she was the first TC3 athlete ever named an All American in two different sports, earning the honor in soccer and softball. Now, she is the first female in TC3 history to ever be named All American twice in the same sport, earning NJCAA First-Team All-American honors for soccer again this year.
 
As a freshman last year, Scheer was named All American for soccer in the fall and softball in the spring. She started her sophomore year by leading the TC3 women's soccer team to a playoff run that ended in the NJCAA Region III semifinal round. She played every minute of every game in goal, recording a goals against average of 0.83. She posted a TC3 single-season record of eight shutouts, giving her 14 for her career, another TC3 record.
 
"As a freshman, Jo was called upon to make dozens of difficult saves that enabled us to win some games despite being outshot by a wide margin. Her talent was obvious because she was always in action," said TC3 Women's Soccer Coach Mick McDaniel. "In her second season, our team was much tougher defensively which limited the number of shots she had to face. To gain All-American recognition for a second consecutive year, Jo needed to be sharp for only moments at a time and she did this with great success. Jo has always responded in big moments while always being quick to share her success and give credit to her teammates."
 
Scheer also added her second straight all-conference and all-region honors this fall. A liberal arts and sciences: general studies major, Scheer is set to graduate in May 2012.
 
"I am certain that Jo will make the same positive impact at a four-year program, both on and off the fields of play," said McDaniel, who is also the College's director of athletics and recreation. "We are all so proud of her tremendous accomplishments so far here at TC3."
 

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12/6/2011

TC3 Offers Winter Sports Clinics

Clinics Scheduled for Baseball, Basketball, and Softball

DRYDEN, NY – Tompkins Cortland Community College will host clinics for basketball, baseball, and softball this winter. The clinics are put on by the TC3 coaching staff with student- athletes from the College's varsity teams assisting.
 
The basketball clinic will be held on Monday, January 16 (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day) from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the TC3 gymnasium. It is open to boys and girls ages 6 to 12. The basketball clinic costs $15 and includes admission to that afternoon's TC3 varsity basketball games.
 
The baseball clinics are open to players of all ages and abilities, and will be held from 9 a.m. to noon on the first three Saturdays in February (2/4, 2/11, and 2/18). The three-clinic series costs $75 and will be held in the BorgWarner Morse TEC Field House on the TC3 campus.
 
The softball clinics are the weekend of February 25-26 and are open to girls ages 10 to 18. A pitching skills clinic will run from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, February 25 and a hitting skills clinic will run from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, February 26. The clinics cost $25 each, or both for $45. The softball clinics are also held in the BorgWarner Morse TEC Field House at TC3.
 
The paperwork for the clinics is available at www.TC3.edu/Panthers/camps.asp. Questions can be directed to the athletics office at 844.8222, Ext. 4472 or athletics@TC3.edu.
 

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12/5/2011

Friends of TC3 Honored by Association of Fundraising Professionals

AFP Finger Lakes Chapter Recognizes Kuckes and Baum

DRYDEN, N.Y. – Two people with strong ties to Tompkins Cortland Community College have been honored by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Finger Lakes Chapter. Arthur Kuckes was named Philanthropist of the Year and Larry Baum was named Volunteer Fundraiser of the Year at the chapter's National Philanthropy Day Luncheon last month. TC3 President Carl Haynes introduced Kuckes at the award ceremony; TC3 Dean of External Relations Bruce Ryan introduced Baum.
 
Kuckes donated $2 million to TC3 in 2008, the largest single gift in the history of the College. The money was used to establish the "TC3 Pathways" scholarship program, providing greater access to higher education for adults with limited means. Since the initial donation, Kuckes has given another $2 million to the program. In 2009 he was presented with the "Friend of the College" award in recognition of his extraordinary philanthropy. The list of organizations that Kuckes and his wife, Martha Wright, have supported is lengthy, and includes GIAC, Southside Community Center, Ithaca Youth Bureau, Community Arts Partnership, Community School of Music and Art, the History Center, Ithaca Public Education Initiative, Family Reading Partnership, Challenge Industries, Tompkins County Public Library, Tompkins Learning Partners, and the Food Bank of the Southern Tier.
 
Baum is a longtime board member of the TC3 Foundation, having served as chair since 2009. He co-chaired the Tompkins County Pacesetters committee during the TC3 Foundation's first-ever capital campaign in 2004. He also co-chaired the Tompkins County United Way 2010-11 campaign and is the current chair of the Cayuga Medical Center's board of directors. He is active in the community as a trustee of the Legacy Foundation, Finger Lakes Wine Center and past chair of the Air Service Board of the Tompkins Regional Airport. He has been honored as the Distinguished Citizen of the Year by the Baden Powell Boy Scouts of America, and three times won the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce Key Person of the Year award.
 
Kuckes and Baum were honored a luncheon held at Celebrations in Ithaca on November 18. Seneca Beverage Corporation was named the Corporate Philanthropist of the Year and Brigid Hubberman was recognized for Outstanding Professional Achievement in Non-Profit Leadership. Ithaca College President Thomas Rochon served as the event's keynote speaker.
 

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11/21/2011

TC3.biz Honored by State Organization

DRYDEN, N.Y. – For the fourth year in a row, TC3.biz has been honored by the Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY). The CEANY has voted TC3.biz the recipient of this year's James C. Hall Jr. Exemplary Program Award in Course Catalog/Brochure for the Green Energy Technology brochure.
 
The award recognizes "creative and effective layout, graphics, and copy." The Green Energy Technology program features workshops on energy efficiency design, renewable energy, and green construction. The brochure was created by TC3 Graphic Designer Jennica Petrella-Baum, working with TC3's SUNY GREENS NY Program Coordinator, In Shik Lee. The brochure was edited by College Editor Bryan Chambala.
 
TC3.biz has over 30 years of experience providing quality learning opportunities that foster the success of individuals, organizations, businesses, and our community. With customized training programs and non-credit workshops, both in-person and online, TC3.biz is a vital contributor to the region's economic well being. For more information about customized training for area organizations, or professional development workshops, visit www.TC3.biz or call 607.844.6586.
 

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