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The archers selected to represent ��Ӱֱ�� State College were the top three members of both the men’s compound and men’s hunter teams based on their performance at last month’s eastern regional championships in Virginia.

Under Merry’s guidance, and thanks to the hands-on training he received in his program, Jury, a welding technology student from New Windsor, fabricated a collapsible, three-burner brew stand for D’Arcy for his senior project.

Speaking about the donation, Debra Burch said, “I think we have a need to support our country’s values and diversity. What better way to start than to fly the American Flag in our classrooms?”

“I’m going to put it to good use,” Mack said. “I’m going to drive it to work every day.”

“We are very proud to say that after this graduation we will have over 200 alumni and over 100 active students who are still involved with NSLS,” Troy Morehouse said.

Students enthusiastically accepted the hats and acknowledged that ��Ӱֱ�� State helped prepare them for the workforce.

The student speaker was Hannah Weaver, of Spencerport, a May 2019 graduate of the business administration baccalaureate degree program.

Altogether, the talents of 25 student clubs and organizations were highlighted in the Pioneer Expo’s showcase portion. 

Collectively, the 28 ��Ӱֱ�� State students scored five points higher than the national average and accounted for a pass rate that was 9 percent higher than the nationwide rate. Altogether, more than 1,300 students from around the country participated in the exam.

Devon Clark, a construction management student from Perrysburg, was recently inducted into the Zeta V Chapter of the Sigma Lambda Chi (SLC) International Construction Management Honor Society at ��Ӱֱ�� State.