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T h e N E W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUNY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY’S NEWSPAPER P A P E R S U N SUNY College of Technology Vol. 1 , No. 2 November 2 I SUNY TECH STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Mary Lee Carr has been selected as this year’s recip ient of a General Electric Scholarship at the SUNY Col lege of Technology at Uti- ca/Rome. The $1000 award is made possible by a fund started by the management of GE’s French Road plant in New Hartford. The scholarship is directed toward Vietnam Veterans, and minority stu dents in the technologies fields, including computer science and telecommunica tions. Carr, of 910 1/2 Green St. Utica, is a junior in the computer/information science program at SUNY Tech. Before attending the College of Technology, she earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in accounting and bus iness administration from SUNY Ag and Tech at Mor- risville. While at Morrisville, Carr was on the Dean’s List and was also a member of Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society. A former Norwich resi dent, Carr and her two sons have different plans for her award. She plans to use it for tuition and school expenses, but her boys, Dennis, 10, and Gregory, 7, figure they can buy a lot of toys with the money. Todd Sample, 116 Erie St. Utica, is this year’s recip ient of the Brodock Press Scholarship. The $1000 award from Brodock Press is given annualY 'o an academ ically strongNtudent in the mechanical or industrial en gineering technology program at the college-^Sample is a junior in SUIv Tech’s indus trial engineering tech pro gram. A Mooers Fork native, he is the son of George and De David Glogowski has been chosen to receive the Class of 1983 Scholarship. The $500 award was estab lished primarily from dona tions of the Class of ’83, and recognizes academic excel lence. Glogowski is the son of Walter and Regina Glogow ski, of Mineral Springs Rd. Melrose, NY. A 1984 gradu ate of Hoosic Valley Central High School, he earned an As nise Sample. Before coming to the College of Technology, he earned an Associate of Science degree in mechanical technol ogy from -SUNY Ag and Tech at Canton. Sample made the Dean’s List all four semesters at SUNY Canton. He was also elected to Phi Thete Kappa National Honor Society. A cumulative grade point aver age of 3.5 or better is neces sary to be considered for membership. sociate of Applied Science de gree in Electrical Engineering Tech from Hudson Valley Community College in 1987. While at HVCC, he made the President’s List his last three semesters with a perfect 4.0 grade point average each semester. A former Guenthner Scholar, he is a junior here at SUNY Tech majoring in electrical engi neering technology. Linda Dineen was recent ly chosen as one of this year’s four Dr. Spencer J. Roemer Scholarship recipients. The $500 award is given annually t(^ .udents with strong aca demic backgrounds. Dineen is a ju n i o r in th e co m p u t er/information science pro gym here at SUNY Tech. v She is the daughter of Frank and Erma Dineen, Mi- nots Comers Rd. Frankfort. Dineen graduated from Frankf ort-Schyler Central Suzanne Cushman has been named on of four recip ients of the Dr. Spencer J. Roemer Scholarships. . The $500 awards are made annu ally to students from the Uti ca area who exhibit a strong academic background. She is the daughter of Norman and Patricia Cushman of Upper White St. Waterville. In December she School in 1985, and received an Associate degree in Com puter Science from Mohawk Valley Community College this year. s While at MVCC^ she made the President’s List for three sem e s ters, an d th e Vice President’s List for one. Named Most Outsty' ling Computer Science StUuent, She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a 3.7 grade point average. will earn an Associate in Ap plied Science degree in elec trical engineering technology from Mohawk Valley Com munity College. While at MVCC, she has been named to the Dean’s List every se- menter. Suzanne is a junior in the electrical engineering tech program here at SUNY Tech. PREHISTORIC ART AT THE CHILDRENS MUSEUM A special exhibit entitled The Hand Of Man will be on display at the Childrens Museum Oct. 14 through November 18 1987. The ex hibit contains a number of sérigraphie panais which il lustrate examples of prehis toric art found on cave walls and rocks in Spain, France and the central part of the Sa hara Desert. The exhibition was researched and developed by Douglas Mazonowicz, Di rector of the Gallery of Pre historic Art in Astoria, NY. Mr. Mazonowicz. is the author of severalbooks on this type of art. In archaic societies, the creation of visual imagery was considered a magi cal/spiritual act brought into existence by a person who possessed great powers. For example, if a tribal artist painted a scene depicting a successful hunt on a cave wall, this scene became the focus of magical incantations. The tribal hunters could then go forth confident that a suc cessful hunt was assured. This exhibition was made possible by a grant provided by the New York Council for the Humanities. For more in formation call 724-6128 objects to the Museum can do so by bringing them to the Museum office any Mon- day-Thursday between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm. For further information call 724-6128
