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Aaron Goodell is a Student Success Navigator in Onondaga Community College's School of Arts, Communication, Business & Entrepreneurship.
Employee Updates
Navigators of Student Success - Aaron Goodell
Onondaga Community College's Guy Linton is a member of the 2026 Fellowship Class of the SUNY Leadership Institute. He is the College's Director of the Office of Accessibility Resources.
Employee Updates
OCC's Guy Linton Selected for SUNY Leadership Institute Fellowship
Tyquan Thomas is a 2025 graduate of Syracuse ITC who will complete his Mechanical Technology degree in May.
Student Spotlight
Student Spotlight: Tyquan Thomas
Latasha Nellons is a 49-year-old mother of 3 who works as a Licensed Practical Nurse at SUNY Upstate Medical University. She plans to earn her Nursing degree at Onondaga Community College and become a Registered Nurse.
News Briefs
Latasha Nellons' SUNY Reconnect Story
Automotive Technology Professor Jon Seargent (left) works with students Kellen Mulvihill (center) and Alex Shope (right) as they take apart a Ford 6 cylinder engine.
On Campus
Meeting the Workforce Demand: OCC Preparing the Next Generation of Automotive Technicians
Maria Malagisi is a Student Success Navigator in Onondaga Community College's School of Liberal Arts & Sciences.
Employee Updates
Navigators of Student Success - Maria Malagisi
Kierra Yager is receiving a statewide award for excelling in the Educational Opportunity Program. She's a Humanities & Social Sciences major who will become the first member of her family to earn a college degree.
News Briefs
OCC Student Wins Statewide EOP Award for Excellence
Taitannia Knight is a 2024 graduate of Liverpool High School and a member of OCC's Student Government. She will complete her Business Administration degree this semester.
Student Spotlight
Student Spotlight: Taitannia Knight
Kim LaPoint has turned her lifelong passion for writing into her first book, "Bella and Nash: Our First Camping Trip Day 1." It's a chapter book for middle-grade readers.
Alumni
Alum's Childhood Passion Becomes the Book She Always Imagined