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75th Anniversary Weekend Photo Gallery Relive the memories from an incredible weekend of celebration, connection, and community. Click each section below to explore photos from Return to the Mansion: a 75-year Celebration, SUNY Orange Past, Present, Future Gala, A Celebration of Transforming Lives for 75 Years, and the Cheers to 75 Years Breakfast. Return to the Mansion 75th Anniversary Gala Cheers to 75 Years Breakfast Return to the Mansion: A 75-Year Celebration Friday, May 16, 2025 This special evening honored the Morrison family, the dreams that took shape within these walls, and the generations of students who followed. Guests enjoyed historic mansion tours, archival displays, horse & carriage rides, food, drinks, live music, and great company, all set against the backdrop of where it all began. Friday, May 16, 2025 Return to the Mansion: A 75-Year Celebration Photos by Justin Cole SUNY Orange 75th Anniversary Past, Present, Future Gala A Celebration of Transforming Lives for 75 Years Saturday, May 17, 2025 Our signature celebration at West Hills Country Club featured dinner, dancing, and a moving tribute to SUNY Orange’s past, present, and future. Guests heard from college leaders and students, and participated in the Transformed Tiles auction, supporting both student artists and classroom upgrades. Saturday, May 17, 2025 SUNY Orange 75th Anniversary Gala Photos by EC Media Photos by Justin Cole Cheers to 75 Years of SUNY Orange Breakfast Sunday, May 18, 2025 Our Sunday breakfast on the Newburgh campus offered a meaningful close to the weekend, with reflections, campus tours, and a special program honoring the Kaplan Family’s lasting impact and recent developments in Workforce and Health Sciences. Sunday, May 18, 2025 Cheers to 75 Years of SUNY Orange Breakfast Photos by Justin Cole

Donate to the SUNY Orange Foundation today! Make a Gift to the SUNY Orange Foundation Annual Fund “My parents and I are really thankful for this opportunity and thank the people who from year to year give out scholarships to help students succeed and achieve their dreams." - Landy Minga, Hanorah M. “Dollie” Sweeney Memorial MHS Freshman Scholarship Thank you for considering a gift to the SUNY Orange Foundation's Annual Fund! You are helping to make dreams come true for many of our students. This is the most flexible gift you can give because it will be used wherever it is most needed. This money supports programs such as the Summer Educational Opportunity Program which helps promising students overcome financial and academic barriers to attend SUNY Orange, earn a degree, and achieve their life goals; the Peer Advisor program which pays students to help other students with questions about classes or financial aid; the Student Ambassador program which pays students to help with Admissions events and partner with new students as they acclimate to college; or the High School Visitation program which brings interested high school students to SUNY Orange to show them the campus and share with them all that SUNY Orange has to offer.

Grant-in-Aid Financial Assistance is offered to students who need help with tuition, books or child care costs, are ineligible for Federal or State Aid and have demonstrated financial need. Grant-in-Aid Application Financial Aid Department Scholarships The SUNY Orange Foundation offers Grant-in-Aid Financial Assistance to students who need help with tuition, books or child care costs, are ineligible for Federal or State Aid and have demonstrated financial need. The awarded amount is based on individual circumstances, but cannot exceed $1,000 in any academic year. Who can apply: Continuing full-time or part-time students who have applied for Federal and/or State Financial Aid and have been determined ineligible based upon Federal and/or State criteria, but who have demonstrated financial need, are welcome to apply. Currently enrolled students must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0. All applicants will be notified via email of any decisions that are made. If awarded, student will receive an email from the SUNY Orange Foundation with additional information. If you have any questions about applying for Grant in Aid assistance, please contact Senior Administrative Assistant Sharon Hood at 845-341-4725, or email her at sharon.hood@sunyorange.edu. If you or someone you know is interested in establishing a SUNY Orange scholarship to help students in need, please click HERE. For further information about financial aid options, please contact the SUNY Orange Financial Aid Department at 845-341-4190 or click the following link: SUNY Orange Financial Aid Dept.

Alumni Spotlights - Class of 1952 - 1959 Submit YOUR Alumni Story Here John J. “Jack” McMahon ’53 "We were lucky to be part of an educational experiment that offered us both a college degree and a host of new friends for life. It'll always be O-C-C-C to us." Few names are more synonymous with SUNY Orange than that of John J. “Jack” McMahon. Over the span of more than seven decades, McMahon has been a devoted student, dedicated staff member, loyal alumnus, and passionate supporter of the College, embodying the very spirit and legacy Orange County Community College (SUNY Orange). A proud member of the Class of 1953, one of the College’s first graduating classes, McMahon went on to earn his bachelor’s degree from Hamilton College in 1955. His journey came full circle when he returned to SUNY Orange in 1965 as its first public information officer. By 1970, he had added the role of assistant to the president to his résumé and also taught English in the College’s continuing education division. After leaving in 1983 to join Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. as assistant to the president, McMahon remained closely connected to the College. He was appointed to the SUNY Orange Board of Trustees in 1984, where he made history as the first alumnus elected to chair the Board. He served an impressive five terms as chairman before retiring in 2005. Throughout the years, McMahon’s leadership extended well beyond governance. He co-chaired the successful Cornerstone capital campaign (1992–94), led the College’s 50th Anniversary celebration (2000–01), and served as a charter member and president of the Alumni Association. His contributions have been recognized with numerous honors, including the SUNY Orange Distinguished Alumni Award in 1992 and the Leadership in Community Award in 2006. McMahon is especially proud that his late wife, Virginia ’60, and the couple’s two children, John ’84 and Judith ’86, also graduated from SUNY Orange, making their family’s connection to the College truly multigenerational. In 2016, McMahon was inducted into the SUNY Orange Colt Athletic Hall of Fame in recognition of his enduring support of the College’s athletic programs. To this day, Jack McMahon continues to attend campus events, share his vivid memories, and inspire new generations with stories of the College’s early days. His unwavering commitment and deep affection for SUNY Orange have left an indelible mark on the institution’s history, and its heart.

Make a Gift Frequently Asked Questions General Information What are we celebrating? There have been many changes over the past 75 years…for the College and the County…but the one constant throughout all of that time is the transformational impact that the College has had on so many lives over the years. As we reflect on this 75th anniversary milestone, it is the people we want to celebrate. Those whose vision founded Orange County Community College, those who have dedicated their time and talent to educating and serving the students and the students themselves who trusted Orange County Community College with their dreams. The College has been transforming lives for 75 years and will continue to do so for many years to come. How will your 75th anniversary gift be used to help SUNY Orange students? SUNY Orange – Orange County Community College is currently working through a significant Facilities Master Plan that is identifying key areas of improvement for both of our campuses. These physical improvements will help the College create a campus environment that is safe, supportive, and designed to foster student success at every level. Your gift will be used to support these improvements which will help our students by: ● Providing students with a more modern and comfortable learning environment. ● Purchasing new technology that will allow for more inclusive teaching methods and help students learn and study more effectively. ● Creating a welcoming atmosphere that supports diversity and inclusion. ● Strengthening ties with community organizations to expand opportunities for students. ● Encouraging collaboration among faculty, staff, and students to build a strong campus community. How can I learn more about the history of SUNY Orange? There have been some amazing firsts and incredible moments at Orange County Community College over the past 75 years and we are so proud to share them with you. Check them out here . Donations How can I make a gift to the 75th anniversary campaign? You can give to the 75th-anniversary campaign by visiting our “Make a Gift” page . What are the different ways I can contribute? You can make a one-time gift or a recurring monthly donation on our website. You can also donate gifts of stock or make a qualified charitable contribution from an IRA. If you are interested in making a future gift, you can also include the SUNY Orange Foundation in your will or even make us the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. Please give us a call at 845-341-4337 to learn more about all of these giving opportunities. Is my donation tax-deductible? Absolutely! How will I be notified about how my gift is being used? If you are on our e-newsletter list, you will receive email updates on how these gifts are being used. If you are not already on our list, you can opt in here. The Foundation will also send a letter in the Summer of 2025 to let you know about the success of our fund-raising initiatives and how the College is putting those gifts to good use. You can also connect with us on our social media channels to get more up-to-date information on how your gift is helping us continue to “transform lives”. Facebook , Instagram , LinkedIn , YouTube 75th Anniversary Gala How can I join in the celebration? Save the weekend of May 16th and 17th and come to Middletown! There will be an on-campus event the evening of Friday, May 16th with tours, scavenger hunts, meet and greets and opportunities to share your SUNY Orange story. Saturday, May 17th will be our big 75th Anniversary bash at West Hills Country Club in Middletown. Both of these events will help us raise money for the 75th anniversary campaign which is focused on improving the SUNY Orange learning environment to support innovative teaching and student success and prepare students for the jobs of the future. You can register for both events here . Register for 75th Gala Commemorative Items Where can I purchase a 75th-anniversary ornament? You can purchase a 75th-anniversary ornament here . Stay Connected How can I stay updated on the 75th-anniversary celebration? You can stay updated by subscribing to the foundation's newsletter and following us on social media. Facebook , Instagram , LinkedIn , YouTube . Contact information: (Dawn Ansbro) (845) 341-4337 , dawn.ansbro@sunyorange.edu Who can I contact for more information? You can contact the foundation for more information by calling Dawn at (845) 341-4337 or emailing dawn.ansbro@sunyorange.edu . Links Tribute Kudoboard FAQ's For more information Call: (845) 341-4337 or Email: dawnansbro@sunyorange.edu

We invite you to the SUNY Orange Alumni Reflections Event September 27th. The perfect opportunity to share your stories and memories that define our college's legacy. Your experiences are the heart of SUNY Orange, and we want to hear them all. Alumni Reflections Event Celebrating SUNY Orange's 75th Anniversary Orange Hall Gallery- Middletown Campus Friday, September 27, 2024 Starting at 4pm RSVP Here Come on back! To help kick off the 75th anniversary festivities, the SUNY Orange Foundation is inviting all alumni to come back to campus to share their memories of SUNY Orange. You will have the chance to create a short video expressing your love and appreciation for OCCC. You can write a few sentences for our 75th anniversary booklet. You are even encouraged to bring any Orange County Community College - SUNY Orange memorabilia with you to share with the group. Enjoy some food, drink and great company, and hear all about our 75th anniversary celebration events. Friday, September 27, 2024 Starting at 4pm Orange Hall Gallery SUNY Orange Middletown Campus This is a free event, but in order for us to better prepare for the program, please RSVP below. Questions? Contact Carly Glasse, Alumni Engagement Manager at carlyglasse@sunyorange.edu or call (845) 341-4179 Reflections: Live Music Enjoy live music sponsored by Cultural Affairs, showcasing the incredible talents of two of our own alumni musicians, Alfonso (Ray) Ramos and Beverly Poyerd. Their performances will add a wonderful touch of melody to our celebration, highlighting the vibrant artistic spirit within our community. Join us for an unforgettable evening as these talented artists share their musical gifts. Beverly will enchant us with her piano skills, while Ray will bring the soulful sounds of the bass to life. Live music sponsored by SUNY Orange Cultural Affairs. Beverly Poyerd Beverly Poyerd is a classically trained pianist and educator with over 20 years of experience in classical, jazz, and sacred music. A graduate of SUNY New Paltz with a Bachelor of Science in Music Therapy and Piano Performance, Beverly has studied under notable instructors like Chris Parker and Ruthanne Schempf. She teaches piano at SUNY Dutchess and runs her own private teaching studio. Beverly has performed with various ensembles, including the SUNY Orange Jazz Ensemble and Beacon Jazz Lab. Her role as a Musical Director and involvement with Hudson-Valley Jazzwomen reflect her passion for both performing and educating. Alfonso (Ray) Ramos Alfonso “Ray” Ramos is a classically trained bassist with over 20 years of experience, excelling in Classical, Jazz, and World music styles. He has studied under renowned musicians such as Victor Venegas and has served as the Principal Bass for the SUNY Orange Community Orchestra, Dutchess County Community Orchestra, and Northern Westchester Symphony. In addition to performing with various Jazz and Latin music groups, Ray leads his own Latin Jazz ensemble and has played at prestigious events like the Newburgh Jazz Festival and Hudson Valley Fiesta Latina. RSVP Here

Providing a variety of meaningful opportunities to keep alumni connected to SUNY Orange faculty and staff, current students, and alumni. SUNY Orange Alumni Engagement - Spotlights Class of '52-'59 Class of '60-'69 Class of '70-'79 Class of '80-'89 Class of '90-'99 Class of '00-'09 Class of '10-'19 Class of '20-Present Sweethearts All in the Family The SUNY Orange community is so incredibly proud of our alumni and their successes both during their time on campus and after receiving their degrees. Spotlights are a way to share your story with us, the College, and other alumni, while inspiring current and future students. Check out some of our opportunities below. We'll share your spotlight on our website, on our social media, and in our e-newsletter. Alumni Spotlight Share your alumni experiences, updates about your career, retirement, marriage, children, education, or any of your accomplishments. All of our Alumni Spotlights can be found by clicking on the buttons to the left. Sweetheart Spotlight Did you meet your sweetheart at Orange County Community College - SUNY Orange? If so, we'd love to hear from you both. Share with us how you met, and what you are up to now. Sweetheart stories are shared on social media and in our e-newsletter during the month of February. All in the Family Spotlight Do you have one or more family members who are also alumni? If so, we'd love to hear from you all. Share with us what everyone is up to and we'll spotlight your family on our social media and in our e-newsletter during the month of September. Submit YOUR Alumni Story Here

2026 Leadership Awards Celebration Thank you to everyone who joined us for an unforgettable evening celebrating leadership, service, and community impact in support of SUNY Orange students Photos by Justin Cole Photos by EC Media

Alumni Spotlights - Class of 2000 - 2009 Submit YOUR Alumni Story Here kareema dale '09 "SUNY Orange's supportive environment, dedicated faculty, and innovative curriculum have truly been instrumental in preparing me not only for the challenges of achieving my life goals but also for excelling in my nursing career.” Kareema Dale is a dedicated leader in healthcare who exemplifies the spirit of service and mentorship. Kareema graduated from SUNY Orange in 2009, and began her professional journey the same year at Orange Regional Medical Center. After eight impactful years, she explored her leadership journey at Vassar Brothers Medical Center. In 2020, just before the pandemic, she became the Practice Manager at Crystal Run’s Urgent Care, where her leadership was instrumental during a critical time in healthcare. Today, Kareema is back at Garnet Health Medical Center new leadership, serving as the Director of the Float Pool. She draws on lessons learned from her mentors and prioritizes mentoring and coaching her team to help them achieve their goals. Her leadership philosophy is simple yet profound: “Whatever your destiny is, I want to know so I can figure out how to help you get there.” Kareema believes in leading with heart and showing her team the power of compassion. In her own words, she feels “blessed to have her team,” and it’s clear they are equally fortunate to have her. donna minicucci '07 "Nursing has been a rewarding journey, and teaching has allowed me to give back to the profession that has given me so much." Donna Minicucci’s journey in nursing is a testament to lifelong learning and dedication. After graduating from SUNY Orange’s Nursing Program in 2007, Donna embarked on a new career as a Registered Nurse in critical care, having entered nursing as a second career. Her passion for nursing and commitment to patient care saw her remain in bedside care for 13 years, where she honed her skills and expertise. Donna’s dedication to advancing her career didn’t stop there. She earned both a critical care certification and a master’s degree in Nursing, with a specialization in education. Her desire to give back to her alma mater led her back to SUNY Orange, first as a tutor for the nursing program. Her role soon expanded as she began teaching classes and ultimately became a full-time instructor and skills coordinator, where she played an instrumental role in shaping the next generation of nurses. In 2023, Donna retired from her full-time position, but her connection to SUNY Orange continues. She remains an adjunct instructor in the skills lab, sharing her wealth of knowledge and experience with students. Donna’s story is an inspiring example of growth, perseverance, and a passion for both nursing and education. She has left a lasting impact on the SUNY Orange community and continues to make a difference in the lives of future healthcare professionals. nicole murray '06 "Teaching in healthcare at a community college allows me to enrich students' lives by empowering them with the knowledge and skills to make a real difference. Through education, we not only transform their future but also strengthen our community and improve patient care - one student at a time." Nicole Murray’s journey at SUNY Orange is a testament to perseverance and a passion for medical imaging. Starting at SUNY Orange in 2004, Nicole knew from high school that she wanted to pursue a career in Radiologic Technology. Despite the program’s high demand, which delayed her entry, Nicole remained committed. She earned an AS degree in Math and Science in 2004 while continuously applying to the Radiologic Technology program. Her persistence paid off when she finally began the program in August 2004 and graduated in the summer of 2006. Soon after graduation, Nicole passed her National Boards and became a certified Radiographer, earning her R.T. (R) credentials. Her early career saw her working in Dutchess and Orange Counties in a variety of settings, from emergency rooms to orthopedics and urgent care. Always eager to expand her knowledge, Nicole cross-trained in Computed Tomography (CT) and earned her R.T. (R) (CT) credentials after passing her national boards in CT. Her passion for the field didn't stop at imaging. While working, Nicole was approached by the Radiologic Technology department chair about becoming a volunteer hospital instructor. She enjoyed mentoring students during clinical rotations, which eventually led to an adjunct position as a Clinical Preceptor. Nicole found this role incredibly rewarding, and it wasn’t long before she was offered a position as a full-time instructor on campus. Nicole’s career continued to evolve, and she was appointed as the Clinical Coordinator for the Radiologic Technology program, eventually becoming the department chair—her current role. Reflecting on her journey, Nicole shares that being an educator was never part of her plan, but her story shows the limitless opportunities a career in Radiography can offer. Her journey demonstrates that a career in Radiography can open doors to unexpected and fulfilling paths, whether in clinical practice, sales, administration, or education. Nicole’s story is an inspiration to all who pursue this dynamic field, proving that one can continue learning and growing in ways they may not have anticipated. phillip cappadora '09 "Success isn't measured by how far you've come, but by how many times you chose to keep going when it felt easier to stop." Phillip Cappadora's journey is a testament to resilience and the unexpected turns life can take. In 2006, a life-changing injury as an ironworker led to nearly a year of rehabilitation, culminating in orthoscopic surgery in December 2007. Seeking a new direction, Phillip enrolled at SUNY Orange (Orange County Community College) in 2008. His path took an unexpected turn when he was recruited for a role in the musical Honk Junior after just a few weeks in an introductory theater class. Though Phillip's background was rooted in athletics, his injury shifted his focus, leading him to explore the world of theater and film. Encouraged by a group of friends and inspired by his experiences in acting classes, he discovered a new passion. His performance in the 2009 independent film Village Music—his first acting role—left a profound impact on him, solidifying his desire to pursue a career in the film industry. Today, Phillip is the Founder of The Astoria Filmmakers Club and the Executive Director of The Triborough Film Festival. His story is a powerful reminder that while we can make plans, it's often the unexpected moments that truly shape our paths. Amy Stillwaggon '02 "After the market bubble burst, she joined her father and grandfather in their business, Newburgh Envelope, a full service commercial print supplier. As of 2015, Amy owns and operates Newburgh Envelope full time." Amy attended her first 2 semesters of college while still completing her senior year at NFA. Graduating NFA in 2000, Amy completed her Associates in Business Administration at SUNY Orange before transferring to SUNY New Paltz to complete her Bachelor of Arts. Throughout college, Amy was a Realtor. She learned during this time that she loved sales. After the market bubble burst, she joined her father and grandfather in their business, Newburgh Envelope, a full service commercial print supplier. As of 2015, Amy owns and operates Newburgh Envelope full time. In addition, Amy has been a Director Consultant with BNI Mid-Hudson Valley for 11 years, overseeing multiple chapters, facilitating trainings and teaching the art of networking regionally. In her spare time, Amy had the pleasure of opening a food pantry in Ulster County, currently sits on the Foundation Board of the ARC of Sullivan Orange, and can be found running 5Ks in the area. Plans for 2020 include utilizing the space at Newburgh Envelope to be even more of an asset to the business community, being a resource beyond just print, and providing access to the tools entrepreneurs need to launch their businesses. Niccole Card '02 & '04 "I have served in my dental hygiene professional association on the local and state levels since graduation as well. I love this college and all that it has to offer!" I graduated from SUNY Orange in 2002 with my Associate in Arts and graduated again in 2004 with my AAS in Dental Hygiene. I then went on to attain my BS in Dental Hygiene and MS in Dental Hygiene. I came on as an adjunct in 2008 in the Dental Hygiene Department and then became full time in 2011. I have served in my dental hygiene professional association on the local and state levels since graduation as well. I love this college and all that it has to offer! Michael Benzaia '08 "My degree and the time spent at SUNY Orange set me up for more success than I even imagined possible." My degree and the time spent at SUNY Orange set me up for more success than I even imagined possible. Since graduating from the Rad Tech program I have established myself in two of my passion careers- Medical & Television. The skillset the rad tech professors/clinical instructors taught me is what I used to obtain my graduate degree and what I currently utilize to navigate the entertainment world. I have been fortunate to have worked a fulfilling career in the Hudson Valley at medical facilities such as ORMC (Garnet), Middletown Medical, St Lukes Newburgh, & Hudson Valley Imaging. I applied the knowledge from these experiences to break into television working as an actor, medical consultant, and covid safety officer. I have appeared as an actor on How to get away with murder, General Hospital & Scandal. I have traveled around the world from New Zealand to Scandinavia. These experiences helped grow my empathy and understanding. None of this would have been possible if it wasn't for that moment when I said to my parents, " Why don't I give SUNY Orange a try. It’s close to home and affordable." The possibilities today are limitless because SUNY Orange gave me the tools that I needed to excel. Carol Murray '02 "This College is my home away from home and I have enjoyed many wonderful mentors and friends throughout the years." I started at Orange County Community College in 1992 after being laid off from a state position and having a 3 month old and 4 year old at home. I received a Word Processing certificate through the displaced worker state program. I returned years later and completed my Associates degree while working full-time. In 2004 I returned again but as a part-time employee in the Diagnostic Imaging Department and enjoyed working for Professor Misiak. I was fortunate to move into a full-time position In Diagnostic Imaging and then remained here working in Academic Affairs with VP Chew and VP Heppner for 5 years. In 2011 I moved to the President’s Office and worked alongside Dr. Richards. He was an amazing leader and mentor to me. Because of his encouragement I went on to obtain my Bachelors and Masters degrees in Human Services. I am now proud to work alongside Dr. Young in the President’s Office. Dr. Young is taking the College to a new level with her incredible energy and I am witness to the great work being done from my view in our office. This College is my home away from home and I have enjoyed many wonderful mentors and friends throughout the years. The faculty are excellent in their disciplines and we have a staff that really cares about our students. People who come to SUNY Orange find it hard to leave...like me, I’m still here!! JC Hendrickson '04 JC feels that his time at SUNY Orange prepared him to work in his chosen field for the past 17 years. He has fond memories of Professor Paul Basinski who mentored him during his time at the college. JC Hendrickson attended SUNY Orange from 2002-2004. He then went on to get his Bachelor’s degree in Law & Society from American University in 2006, and his Masters of Professional Studies in Legislative Affairs from George Washington University in 2015. JC is the Director of Congressional Affairs at the Justice Action Network. In this role, he leads legislative policy and advocacy before the U.S. Congress for the nation’s largest bipartisan criminal justice reform advocacy organization. Prior to this position, he worked in several other policy and advocacy roles, including leading the U.S. refugee resettlement and asylum policy and advocacy at the International Rescue Committee (IRC) for 3 years; and federal government relations for the criminal justice reform team at the Pew Charitable Trusts for 6 years. He was on legislative staff for members of Congress on Capitol Hill for just under 5 years, and while he was a student at SUNY Orange, he was elected to the Middletown Common Council. JC says that the courses he took in the Global Studies department helped spur his interest in working in Washington, DC. He learned the dynamics that are at play, the history behind them, and how to critically analyze them. He feels that his time at SUNY Orange prepared him to work in this field for the past 17 years. JC has fond memories of Professor Paul Basinski who mentored him during his time at the college.

Save the Dates! Please join us as we celebrate this incredible milestone...our 75th anniversary! Friday, May 16, 2025 5:00pm to 8:00pm 75 Years of Transforming Lives SUNY Orange Middletown Campus 115 South Street Middletown, NY Tour the campus and walk through the decades during which Orange County Community College has been serving students. Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be served in all spaces. “Decade-specific” exhibits will be available to peruse. Students and faculty will be available to answer questions and share stories with attendees. Saturday, May 17, 2025 6:00pm to 10:00pm 75th Anniversary Gala West Hills Country Club 121 Golf Links Road Middletown, NY The Celebration of the Year! Join us as we honor all that Orange County Community College has done over the years and help shape the next 75 years as SUNY Orange continues to transform lives. Sunday, May 18, 2025 10:00 to 12:00pm Newburgh Campus Brunch and Tour 1 Washington Center Newburgh, NY If you haven't seen the Newburgh campus, you're really missing out! Join us for brunch and a tour to learn more about the key role that Newburgh will play in the College's future! We hope you'll join us at one or all of these events and share some happy memories of your time at Orange County Community College - SUNY Orange. If you would like to share your memories for posterity, please visit our Tribute page or Kudoboard to let everyone know how much this college has meant to you. Questions? Contact Carly Glasse, Alumni Engagement Manager at carlyglasse@sunyorange.edu or call (845) 341-4179

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