SCCC is adapting to changing needs in the workforce. A certificate in Storage Battery Technology is also being offered. Exciting new majors in Air Traffic Control, Alternative Energy Technology and Criminal Justice (transfer) started this past fall. More students and parents are realizing the value and exceptional academic opportunity offered at SCCC. We are also excited to announce: 2 Compared to 10 years ago, we have approximately 2,000 more students. We were up over 9 percent in the fall, and our early spring numbers look just as good. The numbers speak for themselves this past semester, we surpassed 6,000 students for the first time in the College s history.
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Increasingly, SCCC is becoming a first-choice college for those who have just graduated from high school as well as older students returning to college to develop their skills, expand their knowledge and increase their marketability to employers and four-year transfer schools.
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Come back and visit our campus, and you ll find it bustling and full of activity.
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Schenectady, N.YĢ Letter from President Bullock Alumni and Friends, Great things are happening at SCCC. Schenectady County Community College 78 Washington Ave. Go Green! AlumNews will be distributed electronically in Please send us an so you can continue to receive AlumNews at or via the Web page at alumni/. Perhaps Justin summed up best what can result from the College s efforts when he said, Getting into Smart Scholars is a great door opening for me to get into college, get a good job and live the life I have always wanted. Justin Pokhai students exemplify our dedication to offering students a path from where they are now to continuing with their education, obtaining a degree and building a successful career, said Dr. I not only want to see how the process happens I want to be in the middle of it, he said. It tells colleges what I m all about, what I m capable of I m the kind of person who likes to open something up and see how it works. I ll be going to college with a good reputation behind me. He lights up when he talks about the program and about cars. Justin Pokhai, who wants to become a computer engineer, designing automobiles, sees Smart Scholars as a bridge from high school to college and a career. The partnerships we have and programs we offer to middle school and high school Getting into Smart Scholars is a great door opening for me to get into college, get a good job and live the life I have always wanted. Currently, 140 students in grades five through 12 from Oneida Middle School, Central Park International Magnet School, Mont Pleasant Middle School, and Schenectady High School participate.
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When they reach 11th grade they will begin taking SCCC courses either at the high school or on campus. The students, who need to pass each In this issue $11.2 million health care grant, page 2 Spring 2011 events, page 3 New home for basketball teams, page 4 grade to remain in the program, come to SCCC a few times a week to study, complete homework assignments and use the College s computer lab and library for research. In this innovative program, traditionally Aaliyah Outlaw underrepresented students will be able to complete their high school studies at the same time they are earning at least 20 college credit hours. Aaliyah is one of 101 Schenectady High School students in SCCC s Smart Scholars Early College High School Program that began in August through a $447,500 grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. 1 Winter 2011 Schenectady County Community College AlumNews For SCCC Alumni and Friends Smart move College creates educational pipeline for area youth T hough she s only in ninth-grade, Aaliyah Outlaw has the next several years of her life mapped out to achieve her goal of becoming a doctor.