Commencement 2024
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Tuesday, May 28, 2024 at 10:00 am
Welcome graduates and families! Commencement is a great milestone in one’s life. It is a time where graduates, family members, and friends come together to celebrate the students of CT State Three Rivers, their dedication, and their successes.
Congratulations to the graduates in the Class of 2024!
Commencement Central
This webpage will serve as the hub for all things Commencement: the ceremony, graduate profiles, a video recording of the ceremony, Nursing Pinning information, as well as a collection of media coverage, speeches and all the relevant information pertaining to the 2024 Commencement Ceremony.
Date and Location
Commencement 2024 will take place on Tuesday, May 28 at 10:00 am at Mohegan Sun. The event will take place rain or shine.
Participation in the ceremony
The annual May ceremony allows the campus to recognize students that completed their degree at the end of the Fall or Winter Terms plus those that will be finishing their degree requirements in May or August. Students must have filed a graduation application in their myCTState portal before April 15 and must be successfully completing (or registered in for Summer) their final classes prior to the Graduation “Palooza” event. All participating graduates must have ordered their cap/gown via Josten’s as coordinated by the Student Programming Office (SPO).
Commencement Ceremony
Those graduates and degree candidates participating in the ceremony are expected to arrive at Mohegan Sun Uncas Ballroom by 8:30 am on May 28. Students are asked to report to the Uncas Ballroom where directions will be provided for check-in and the processional line up will begin to form by 9:00 am.
Diplomas
Diplomas will be available at a later date, and students that have met all degree requirements will be notified via email when their diploma is ready for pickup
Cap and Gown Pick-up
Caps and gowns must be ordered by April 15 via the Cap and Gown Ordering form. Caps and gowns can be picked up on May 15 from 9 am to 7 pm at the Grad-a-Palooza in the multi-purpose room.
Grad Party
Graduates should attend the festive grad party on May 21 from 4 pm to 7 pm. The party will double as the rehearsal with free food, great music and giveaways!
Nursing Pinning
The 63rd Nursing Pinning Ceremony will take place Tuesday, May 28, at 1:00 p.m. at Mohegan Sun.
Day of Commencement
Seating
There is no assigned seating, however the best seats will normally be taken first and quickly. Each participating graduate will be allocated a limited number of tickets, depending on size of graduating class. Watch for specific information that will be available closer to Commencement.
Directions and Parking
- Directions to Mohegan Sun
- Parking is free. The closest parking garage to the venue is Riverview Garage.
Photography
Professional photos of the graduates will be taken by GradImages™ as students receive their diploma case and again after they exit the stage. Students will receive proofs from GradImages™ via email and these can also be viewed online at www.gradimages.com, however there is no obligation to purchase.
Personal photographs and videos may be taken only from seats or in the designated photo area to the left of the stage.
View photos from commencement.
Video
The entire commencement will be filmed by Three Rivers and live streamed on the Three Rivers YouTube page. A link to the live stream will also be available on the CT State Three Rivers Facebook page. The video will be available on the Three Rivers YouTube Channel.
Do’s and Don’ts
- Photographs and videos may be taken only from seats or in the designated photo area.
- Cell phones should be set to silent during the ceremony.
- Please remain in your seat until the end of the ceremony.
- No balloons or confetti will be permitted inside the ballroom.
- No liquor or smoking is permitted.
Disruptive Behavior Notice
Commencement is a celebratory occasion and we should respect the hard work of our graduates, as well as their families and friends in attendance. Any individual or group engaging in activity that interrupts or disrupts the normal progression of the ceremonies is not permitted and anyone engaging in that behavior will be asked to leave the event. Failure to leave may result in disciplinary action up to and including expulsion from the college. Disruptive behaviors and/or refusing to leave when ordered may result in police action and subsequent criminal charges
Congratulation Videos
Congratulations to this Year’s Graduates!
Congratulations Class of 2024!
CT State Inaugural Commencement Exercises 2024
Video Transcript
| Time Code | Audio | Visuals |
| 00:00-00:03 | [BAGPIPE MUSIC – The Brave] | Blue screen with CT State seal
Words on the screen read “Inaugural Commencement Exercises 2024-Connecticut State Community College” |
| 00:03-00:06 | [BAGPIPE MUSIC – The Brave] | Musicians march while playing the bagpipes and drums |
| 00:12-00:16 | Male Voice 1: “In May, Connecticut State Community College celebrated its inaugural commencement. | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 00:16-00:31 | The product of the consolidation of Connecticut’s twelve community colleges, CT State is Connecticut’s largest college and recognized its first graduates with ceremonies across the state.” [Music and Students Cheering] | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassels, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 00:32-00:51 | Male Voice 2: “Whether a student started at one of the legacy colleges, or completed their credentials completely under the auspices of CT State, one thing was clear – their commencement was the highlight of their academic career and an opportunity to celebrate their hard work and thank the family and friends who supported their success.” [Music and Students Cheering] | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 00:52-00:57 | Male Voice 3: “More than five thousand degrees and certificates were awarded during the twelve ceremonies.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassels, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 00:57-01:04 | Female Voice 1: “CT State President Dr. John Maduko offered words of congratulations and encouragement at six of the campuses.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 01:04-01:28 | Voice of Dr. John Maduko: “We are thankful to your families and faculty and staff and mentors in your lives, who have been with you for every step of your journey. These relationships have been fundamental to your success, providing a foundation of support that has brought us to this joyous celebration.” [MUSIC] | The video of Dr. Maduko’s speech overlaps with clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping a tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 01:29-01:35 | Female Voice 1: “Special guest speakers and student award winners inspired graduates at all twelve.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 01:35-01:44 | Dr. Richard Blumenthol: “Congratulations! You did it. You made it, and you deserve a great round of applause from all of us!” | Richard Blumenthol speaks at the podium |
| 01:44-01:46 | [APPLAUSE] | Students in audience clap |
| 01:46-02:07 | Student speaker: “No matter how low you’ve been, you’ve made it to where you are now. And if you’ve done this, you already have the tools to accomplish whatever you want to in life. Keep taking those steps little by little, one by one, day after day, and don’t let your challenges or your past define you.” [MUSIC] | Student Speaker at the podium and students in the audience listening intently to her speech. |
| 02:07-02:16 | CEO Kim Hogan: “Campus CEOs and Presidents lead the proceedings, and were joined on the platform by campus leaders, dignitaries, and students with exceptional academic records.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 02:16-02:22 | Male Voice 4: “Faculty ushered their students through the commencement procession while staff encouraged them.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassels, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 02:22-02:31 | Male Voice 5: “Families and friends cheered as diplomas were handed out, and tears of pride were shed both on the stage, and in the audience.” [MUSIC] | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 02:32-02:41 | Male Voice 6: “After every ceremony, students and their guests posed for photos. Prominent in each was a proud graduate holding a diploma.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassels, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 02:41-02:58 | CEO Kim Hogan: “CT State’s inaugural commencement ceremonies celebrated the very best that each campus had to offer – their outstanding students, the support of faculty and staff who saw them through their journey, and the love and pride of their family and friends as they saw the tangible reward of their student’s commitment and dedication to improving their lives and that of their families.” | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassel, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
| 02:58-03:05 | Overlapping voices: “Congratulations to all of the Class of 2024!” [MUSIC] | Montage of video clips from each of the campus ceremonies, including students marching, receiving degrees, crossing stages, waving at the camera, flipping tassels, speakers at podiums, shaking hands, clapping, etc. |
Press
Press coverage will be posted here.
Social Media
Please feel free to share your own photos and videos with us on social media. Be sure to use #CTSTATE2024.
QUESTIONS?
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Commencement 2023
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Wednesday, May 24, 2023 at 5:00 pm
Welcome graduates and families! Commencement is a great milestone in one’s life. It is a time where graduates, family members, and friends come together to celebrate the students of Three Rivers Community College, their dedication, and their successes.
Congratulations to the graduates in the Class of 2023!
Commencement Central
This webpage will serve as the hub for all things Commencement: the ceremony, graduate profiles, a video recording of the ceremony, Nursing Pinning information, as well as a collection of media coverage, speeches and all the relevant information pertaining to the 2023 Commencement Ceremony.
Date and Location
Commencement 2023 will take place on Wednesday, May 24 at 5:00 pm on the Green at Three Rivers Community College. The event will take place, rain or shine.
2023 Graduate Profiles
We’re excited to announce that we will have a Graduate Profiles page again in 2023. You’ll be able to see profiles of our pending graduates who participated and sign their guest book to wish them the best. View the Graduate Profiles here.
Graduates, you can access the Graduate Profile Information Form here to enter your information and upload your photo. Your profile will be posted within a week of approval.
Participation in the ceremony
The annual May ceremony allows the campus to recognize students that completed their degree at the end of the end of the Fall or Winter Terms plus those that will be finishing their degree requirements in May or August. Students must have filed a graduation application before May 1 and must be successfully completing (or registered in for Summer) their final classes prior to the Graduation “Palooza” event. All participating graduates must have ordered their cap/gown via Josten’s as coordinated by the Student Programming Office (SPO).
Commencement Ceremony
Those graduates and degree candidates participating in the ceremony are expected to arrive on campus by 3:30pm on May 24. Students are asked to report to the Multi-purpose Room (D-117) where the directions will be provided and the processional line up will begin to form by 4pm.
Diplomas
For students that applied early, printed diplomas have been ordered. TRCC is hopeful that diplomas will be able to be distributed at (or after) the ceremony to those that have been completed all degree requirements. Should this not be able to be facilitated, the Registrar’s Office will be in contact with all graduates about picking up their diploma (or having it mailed) about June 1.
Cap and Gown Pick-up
Caps and gowns must be ordered by April 15 via the Cap and Gown Ordering form. Students will need to come by the “Graduation Palooza” on Monday, May 15, between 11am and 6pm at the Dining Hall (Cafeteria seating) area.
Nursing Pinning
The 61st Nursing Pinning Ceremony will take place Tuesday, May 23, at 5:00 p.m. in the Three Rivers multi-purpose room.
Day of Commencement
Seating
There is no assigned seating, however the best seats will normally be taken first and quickly. No tickets are issued to graduates to reserve seats for family.
Rain Plan
- There will be no rain date.
- If the weather is too inclement (thunder and lightning), Commencement will be moved indoors to the Multipurpose Room which can only accommodate students, faculty, and platform party members. All family and guests will be directed to others areas including classrooms and the Dining Hall to watch a live stream broadcast of the ceremony.
Directions and Parking
- Directions
- Parking is free and can be found in multiple lots around the campus.
- Graduates will receive two parking passes with their cap and gown package, which were distributed during Graduation Palooza.
Photography
Professional photos of the graduates will be taken by GradImages™ as students receive their diploma case and again after they exit the stage. Students will receive proofs from GradImages™ via email and these can also be viewed online at www.gradimages.com, however there is no obligation to purchase.
Personal photographs and videos may be taken only from seats or in the designated photo area to the left of the stage.
View photos from commencement.
Video
The entire commencement will be filmed by Three Rivers and live streamed on the Three Rivers YouTube page. A link to the live stream will also be available on the Three Rivers Community College Facebook page. The video is now available on the Three Rivers YouTube Channel.
Flowers
Flowers will be available for purchase before the ceremony near the Clock Tower. All proceeds will support the Three Rivers Alumni Association.
Do’s and Don’ts
- Photographs and videos may be taken only from seats or in the designated photo area to the left of the stage.
- Cell phones should be set to silent during the ceremony.
- Please remain in your seat until the end of the ceremony.
Press
Social Media
Please feel free to share your own photos and videos with us on social media. Be sure to use #TRCC2023.
QUESTIONS?
Please email to: TR-Commencement@trcc.comment.edu with any questions you may have related to the Commencement event.
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ALERT: It’s not too late to file your 2021 taxes. Don’t miss out on new CT Child Tax Rebate!
EVEN THOUGH THE TRADITIONAL TAX DEADLINE HAS PASSED, YOU CAN STILL CLAIM THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN TAX REBATES!
Connecticut enacted a new Connecticut Child Tax Rebate for income eligible families for 2022. Families can apply starting on June 1, through July 31, 2022 to receive the rebate of up to $250 per child for a maximum of three children. Visit the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services website for more details on the rebate and how to apply, if eligible.
Nearly 50,000 families in Connecticut have not received federal Child Tax Rebate or Stimulus payments. Since most ALICE families are eligible for the full Child Tax Rebate amount ($3,000 per child aged 6–17 and $3,600 per child aged 5 and under), more than $147 million in rebates can still be accessed by families in Connecticut.
The NEW Connecticut Child Tax Rebate provides $250 per-child tax rebate, for up to three children, for lower and middle earning families. Qualifying households include single tax filers with children with income less than $100,000 and couples filing jointly with children with income less than $200,000. The state will use 2021 tax filings to deliver payments to qualifying families this fall.
Download and share the Connecticut Child Tax Rebate flyer.
HOW TO CLAIM TAX REBATES AND PAYMENTS
In as little as 15 minutes, you can file for your federal Child Tax Rebate and stimulus payments.
If you aren’t required to file a tax return (typically you earn less than $12,500 as an individual or $25,000 if married) you can claim your Child Tax Rebate and stimulus payments for FREE at GetYourRefund Espanol.
For assistance applying for the CT Child Tax Rebate:
On the 2-1-1 website, the link below will list agencies that are assisting with applying for the rebate for those individuals who have limited access to internet and/or technology.
CT Child Tax Rebate Application Assistance Sites
File a full tax return for FREE to receive your maximum refund.
Filing a full refund allows eligible households to claim the Child Tax Rebate, stimulus payments, Earned Income Tax Credit, and the new CT Child Tax Rebate.
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We look forward to working with you to schedule appointments for FREE tax preparation for the next tax season in 2023.
READ MOREGuided Pathways Advising
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[/mk_fancy_title][vc_empty_space height=”100px”][/vc_column][/mk_page_section][vc_row fullwidth=”true” css=”.vc_custom_1469635777230{padding-left: 20px !important;}”][vc_column][ultimate_spacer height=”10″][ultimate_spacer height=”20″][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row fullwidth=”true” equal_columns=”true”][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner el_class=”advising-box box-left” width=”1/2″ css=”.vc_custom_1671476725051{background-color: #17a3be !important;border-radius: 35px !important;}”][vc_single_image image=”24991″ img_size=”Full” add_caption=”yes” title=”MISSION STATEMENT”][vc_column_text margin_bottom=”60″ css=”.vc_custom_1671478959918{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}”]Our mission is to advise students as they explore and plan their academic, career, and life goals.
Academic advising services are offered through Guided Pathways Advising at Three Rivers. In a student-centered, personalized model, every degree and certificate seeking student is assigned a Guided Pathways Advisor to assist them in their career and academic exploration and decision-making. Guided Pathways Advisors encourages all students to utilize the services, which include career exploration, course planning from initial registration to graduation, transfer advising, adding/dropping classes, changing programs of study, course registration assistance and referrals to college and community resources. While advisors guide and support the student, it is the student who assumes responsibility for their individual academic program completion.
[/vc_column_text][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner el_class=”advising-box box-right” width=”1/2″ css=”.vc_custom_1671476767130{background-color: #99c53a !important;border-radius: 35px !important;}”][vc_single_image image=”12189″ img_size=”Full” css_animation=”none” title=”ADVISING EXPECTATIONS”][vc_column_text margin_bottom=”60″ css=”.vc_custom_1671476298595{margin-bottom: 0px !important;}”]Students are expected:
- To reflect on their academic, career, and life goals
- To reach out and connect to their advisors in the first semester
- To review program degree requirements
- To monitor their semester and degree progress, bringing any questions or concerns to the attention of their advisor
Advisors are expected:
- To help student explore their academic, career, and life goals
- To counsel students on career, major, course, and transfer options
- To help students navigate the campus and available resources
- To ask questions of and listen to the student
- To reach out to students periodically throughout the semester
Log onto your account on MyCTState to find your assigned advisor.
Current Students, New Students, Non-Degree & Non-Matriculating Students: How to make an appointment with an advisor
Current Students can make an appointment with their assigned advisor.
All new degree and certificate students will be assigned an advisor that is specific to the major they selected on their application. Please view instructions on “How to find your advisor”
If the reason you have not matriculated is that you are unsure of the program of study you wish to pursue, please schedule an appointment with an advisor.
Drop-in advising is available in the A wing Room A113, M-F, 8:00am – 5:00pm
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Sunday: CLOSED
Monday : 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday: CLOSED
* walk-in hours: 8:00 am -5:00 pm; M-Th; 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Friday
Contact Information
Student Services Division in A-wing, Room 113
(860) 215-9017
Advising@threerivers.edu
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Nuclear Scholarship Deadline Extended to MARCH 4
Apply today — the full Nuclear Scholarship Deadline has been extended to March 4! Complete the online application at www.threerivers.edu/dominion.
The scholarships cover the full cost of tuition, books, and fees for a two-year associate degree program at Three Rivers Community College, starting with the Fall 2022 semester . Additionally, students receive a $150 per month stipend during the nine-month academic year and have a twelve-week paid internship experience at the Millstone Nuclear Power Station during the summer between their first and second academic year. This gives the students the opportunity to see nuclear utility operations first hand and develop significant practical work experience.
Through classroom, laboratory, and simulator instruction, this program educates students in the theories underlying the safe operation of nuclear power generating stations. Those opting to enter the workplace as technicians have found their education and experience in strong demand by Connecticut business and industry. Other scholarship recipients, upon completion of the program, have successfully transferred to nuclear engineering and health physics baccalaureate degree programs in state and nationally.
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Three Rivers offers Special Expanded Registration Hours
Three Rivers is offering special after-work hours to help meet students’ registration needs. If you can’t visit during our regular campus hours, these special extended hours will allow you to take care of all of your needs in one place at one time.
Regular hours — 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Expanded Hours — 8:30 am -7:00 pm on January 18, 19, 20, 25, 26 and 27.
Students can:
- Apply with Admissions.
- Meet with an Advisor.
- Register for classes.
- Work out a Payment Plan or Make a Payment.
- Finalize your Financial Aid.
Want help now? Contact the Information Welcome Desk, and they can direct you to the department you need.
Email – Welcomecenter@threerivers.edu
Call – (860) 215-9116
READ MOREIn the News Three Rivers art students showcased at Norwich Arts Center
Norwich (January 6, 2022) — Norwich Arts Center’s Gallery One exhibit in January is dedicated to five star art students at Three Rivers Community College.
“The artists were chosen because they have been doing outstanding work,” said Sandra Jeknavorian, visual fine arts coordinator and art professor at Three Rivers. “Their work represents the kind of assignments we do at the college. Some are beginners, some at the end of their degree program, and one who is an ‘lifelong learner’ senior citizen who is taking the classes for personal enrichment. The exhibit is a great reflection of the diversity of students studying at Three Rivers.”
The five students — Marc Bryan, Robert Lattanzio, Kelsey Ng, Bellana Parungao and Aurora Vennari — will be hanging over 30 works in NAC’s Gallery One, which offers a new exhibit each month. Their artwork includes landscapes, portraits, illustrations and abstracts.
Jeknavorian said she hopes the exhibit helps raise awareness of the arts program at Three Rivers. Students of any skill level, from beginner to accomplished, are welcome to enroll. Many of the classes are conducted online, some at the college. Courses are available individually or as part of an associate’s degree program. The program offers free tuition for individuals who do not have a college degree or are 62 years old or older. More information is available at threerivers.edu.
“There is a misconception that you have to be born with natural talent, which isn’t true,” Jeknavorian said. “All it takes is an interest, a desire to do it, a little encouragement, and learning the fundamentals from an instructor.”
The student exhibit will be officially opened at a reception on Friday, Jan. 7 during Norwich’s downtown First Friday events, 6 to 8 p.m., though the exhibit is available starting the day before, Jan. 6. Most or all of the artists will be present to talk about their work.
The original article can be found here: “Three Rivers art students showcased at Norwich Arts Center.“
READ MOREFall 2021 Dean’s List Announced
Three Rivers Community College is pleased to release the Fall 2021 Dean’s List for publication. Students earn their place on the Dean’s List by receiving a 3.4 or higher grade point average based on a minimum of 12 credit hours.
The list of names is listed below in order by last name.
| Full Name | City | State |
| Daliah R. Abu Farha | Norwich | CT |
| Denise S. Acon Morales | Stonington | CT |
| Samari Adan-Cabanas | Norwich | CT |
| Lenora Alcee | Uncasville | CT |
| Kenith Alicea Agosto | Griswold | CT |
| Jonathan Allen | Mystic | CT |
| Joy M. Amarante | Dayville | CT |
| Fabiola F. Amy | New London | CT |
| Eric G. Anderson | Groton | CT |
| Joseph R. Andrews | Uncasville | CT |
| Gavin Archibald | Oakdale | CT |
| Hannah Ardner | Fayetteville | NC |
| Gabriel Arevalo | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Maria Arizaga | New London | CT |
| James S. Arnold | Jewett City | CT |
| Zhane D. Ashford | East Lyme | CT |
| Thomas F. Ashton | Groton | CT |
| Caber Kent Aslayan | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Sierra Atchley | North Stonington | CT |
| Emma V. Ayala | East Lyme | CT |
| Ariel B. Babbitt | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Frederick A. Bacamante | Groton | CT |
| Cherie Baldoz | Mystic | CT |
| Lyndsay Baldwin | Sterling | CT |
| Jake Ballestrini | Ledyard | CT |
| Davina Banks | Groton | CT |
| Walery Bartoszewicz | New London | CT |
| Bo Beckmann | Preston | CT |
| Kami Bedingfield | Waterford | CT |
| Mustapha S. Bello | Uncasville | CT |
| Eric P. Belske | Putnam | CT |
| Matthew R. Benda | Preston | CT |
| Brooke E. Benedict | Hampton | CT |
| Brendan D. Bernier | Uncasville | CT |
| Olivia M. Bessette | Oneco | CT |
| Cassie T. Bingham | Plainfield | CT |
| Christopher Boling | Griswold | CT |
| Ivanelisse Bonet | Waterford | CT |
| Erin L. Borsari | Colchester | CT |
| Casey P. Boudah | Old Saybrook | CT |
| Laurie A. Bowers | Griswold | CT |
| Kayla E. Brackett | Waterford | CT |
| Briana L. Brady | Plymouth | CT |
| Amanda J. Brehler | Griswold | CT |
| Alexander M. Britt | Lebanon | CT |
| Rebecca Brock | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Victoria Broughton | Waterford | CT |
| Bonnie Brown | Groton | CT |
| Jamaal Bruzual | Norwich | CT |
| Stephanie J. Bryan | Norwich | CT |
| Tahlia F. Bryant | Canterbury | CT |
| Lilia Burdo | Norwich | CT |
| Kiera V. Burlingame McCord | Norwich | CT |
| Philip A. Burns | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Faith M. Burt | East Hampton | CT |
| Mahrukh Butt | Norwich | CT |
| Theodore J. Caliendo | Griswold | CT |
| Elva Callata Luque | New London | CT |
| Kelsey Camacho | Plainfield | CT |
| Torie R. Campbell | Groton | CT |
| Lisa Caplet | Bozrah | CT |
| Ayla Capozzoli | Niantic | CT |
| August L. Carignan | Danielson | CT |
| Grace Carter | Ledyard | CT |
| Nyila S. Carter | Norwich | CT |
| Noah S. Carver | Uncasville | CT |
| Haley Cassidy | Mystic | CT |
| Faith A. Cervera | Waterford | CT |
| Sophie J. Chamberlain | Lisbon | CT |
| Hannah M. Chapman | Preston | CT |
| Claire L. Charbonneau | Columbia | CT |
| Kaitlyn Chasse | Colchester | CT |
| Jason Chen | Norwich | CT |
| Alexander J. Chernack | Vernon Rockville | CT |
| Gabriella J. Chinigo | Preston | CT |
| Lakisha C. Chinn | Norwich | CT |
| Joseph J. Cirrito IV | Bozrah | CT |
| Zachary L. Clark | North Franklin | CT |
| Nathaniel S. Colby | Norwich | CT |
| Sarah Collins | Shelton | CT |
| Jamie M. Connors | Groton | CT |
| Kaitlin H. Contreras | Norwich | CT |
| Cory L. Converse | Preston | CT |
| Adia D. Cordova | Colchester | CT |
| Erin Cormier | Niantic | CT |
| Jennifer Cortes-Sanchez | Taftville | CT |
| Emma Cote | Norwich | CT |
| Lily Cotto | Groton | CT |
| Catherine B. Courtney | Norwich | CT |
| Julie Craig | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Andrew J. Craven | Preston | CT |
| Heather R. Craven | Norwich | CT |
| Kyle D. Cutler | Mystic | CT |
| Jennie M. Czelusniak | Canterbury | CT |
| Hope J. DAmico | Salem | CT |
| Natalie E. D’Amico | Niantic | CT |
| Ada Y. Davila-Rosario | New London | CT |
| Amber De Souza | East Lyme | CT |
| Derek Denis | North Franklin | CT |
| Gloria Depasquale | Ledyard | CT |
| Corey M. Detscher | Groton | CT |
| Jeremie DeWitt | Groton | CT |
| Savannah K. Dickson | Norwich | CT |
| Janie G. Dollard | Groton | CT |
| David M. Donnelly | Branford | CT |
| Sophia G. Dooley | New London | CT |
| Jessica Dorelus | Norwich | CT |
| Saphira Dorelus | Norwich | CT |
| Olivia M. Doyle | Griswold | CT |
| Jennifer Dragon | Bozrah | CT |
| LeMour Dufort | Norwich | CT |
| Kristopher Durham | Groton | CT |
| Deana L. Eager | Ledyard | CT |
| Jessica R. Eaton | Canterbury | CT |
| Cara A. Edwards | Oakdale | CT |
| Austin F. Egger | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Autumn Ehman | Waterford | CT |
| Savannah Eldridge | Preston | CT |
| Madelyn R. Ellis | Mystic | CT |
| Adam R. Ensley | Lisbon | CT |
| Kevin M. Evinger | Groton | CT |
| Rida Fatima | Norwich | CT |
| Kimberly A. Feliciano | Ledyard | CT |
| Marcos U. Fernandez Flores | Norwich | CT |
| Jonathan Fitzpatrick | Plainfield | CT |
| Sean Fitzpatrick | Waterford | CT |
| Alicia N. Fleming | Colchester | CT |
| Timothy W. Flynn | Ledyard | CT |
| Lillyana J. Fort | Uncasville | CT |
| Catherine Fox | Amherst | MA |
| Jacob Fox | Chaplin | CT |
| Zachary Fox | Chaplin | CT |
| Hunter S. Frank | Mystic | CT |
| Katherine E. Freeman | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Jessica French | New London | CT |
| Christopher J. Gabianelli | Groton | CT |
| Brian J. Gaffney | Stonington | CT |
| Logan T. Gagne | Oakdale | CT |
| Tenisha Gagne | Norwich | CT |
| Kaylee S. Gagnon | Griswold | CT |
| Joshua N. Gannotti | North Stonington | CT |
| Lauren A. Garrett | Taftville | CT |
| Oscar Garza | Sterling | CT |
| Garrett Gasparino | Jewett City | CT |
| Arianna N. Gauthier | Preston | CT |
| Jason Glenn | East Lyme | CT |
| Vanessa A. Golden | Oakdale | CT |
| Alicia J. Goldstein Rosales | Hartford | CT |
| Alyssa Gomes-Normil | Willimantic | CT |
| Josiah A. Gonzalez | Hampton | CT |
| Mykayla K. Guimond | Preston | CT |
| Caitlin M. Hall | Norwich | CT |
| Payton E. Hall | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Ahshon Harkness | New London | CT |
| Nadia A. Helme | Ledyard | CT |
| Osvaldo Hernandez | Windham | CT |
| Megan L. Hessling | Waterford | CT |
| Jessica L. Hewitt | Preston | CT |
| Jessica Hill | Groton | CT |
| Christopher Hinson | Groton | CT |
| Tami L. Howard | Norwich | CT |
| Tammy R. Howe | Willimantic | CT |
| Mia J. Hughley | Uncasville | CT |
| Andraya Jacangelo | Mystic | CT |
| Jacqueline Jackson | New London | CT |
| Kim Jankee | Norwich | CT |
| Sarah A. Jarry | Ledyard | CT |
| Hunter Jencks | Baltic | CT |
| Moriah Jensen | New London | CT |
| Madeline C. Johanson | Ledyard | CT |
| Caitlyn Johnson | Niantic | CT |
| Gere Johnson | New London | CT |
| Conor T. Jones | Norwich | CT |
| Samantha L. Jones | Groton | CT |
| Dimitri A. Joseph | New London | CT |
| McKenna June | Niantic | CT |
| Aykurt J. Kalican | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Kelly A. Kamienski | Voluntown | CT |
| Theodore M. Kapinos | Bozrah | CT |
| Kaley Kasacek | Canterbury | CT |
| Kelly Ann Kessler | Colchester | CT |
| Jae Seung Kim | Uncasville | CT |
| Juliet A. Kimble | Oakdale | CT |
| Brianna M. King | Windham | CT |
| Gabbriella V. King | Windham | CT |
| Benjamin Kinnie | Griswold | CT |
| Andrius S. Kirvelevicius | East Lyme | CT |
| Joseph Knapp | Niantic | CT |
| Natalie G. Kohrs-Monroe | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Madisyn Kondratowicz | Norwich | CT |
| Madelyn A. Kulman | Lebanon | CT |
| Sawyer G. Kury | Oakdale | CT |
| Jeniffer E. Ladino | Waterford | CT |
| Samantha A. Lajoie | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Rachel M. Lake | Groton | CT |
| Sophia M. Lamphere | Groton | CT |
| Aaron J. Lanati | Salem | CT |
| Katey Lanphear | Jewett City | CT |
| Danielle C. LaSalle | Taftville | CT |
| David P. Lassan | Sterling | CT |
| Pearl Lasser | Lyme | CT |
| Jodie Lattanzi | East Lyme | CT |
| Shahan Leach | Niantic | CT |
| Jesse Leckie | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Heather LeClair | Norwich | CT |
| Marcela Lee | Norwich | CT |
| Jordan E. Leroy | New London | CT |
| Emmyline A. Lind | New London | CT |
| Jianyi Liu | Norwich | CT |
| Dana Lively | Norwich | CT |
| Kayla A. Lopez | Groton | CT |
| Brianna N. Lord | Monroe | CT |
| Heather A. Lussier | Norwich | CT |
| Kiera S. MacCracken | Oakdale | CT |
| Taylor E. Mahan | Ledyard | CT |
| Kevon Maignan | Norwich | CT |
| Stephanie M. Maiolo | Groton | CT |
| Beverly J. Manzi-Greco | Warwick | RI |
| Julie L. Marr | Groton | CT |
| Shannon Martel | Colchester | CT |
| Olivia Martin | Waterford | CT |
| Michelle Mauro | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Craig Mayer | Groton | CT |
| Katherine J. McNeil | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Daisy I. Melendez | North Haven | CT |
| Jack D. Mello | Ledyard | CT |
| Donald E. Mellon | Waterford | CT |
| Erick I. Mendez-Hernandez | Windham | CT |
| Hyrum Merkley | Waterford | CT |
| Lee Metzger | Mystic | CT |
| Malachi A. Meuse | Niantic | CT |
| Hannah M. Michaelson | Baltic | CT |
| Ethan G. Miller | Norwich | CT |
| Jackson I. Miller | Norwich | CT |
| Vicki A. Miller | Colchester | CT |
| Jenna V. Milukas | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Aaron M. Mims | Colchester | CT |
| Korrin L. Minter | Preston | CT |
| Justine Monnett | Mystic | CT |
| Bernard W. Moore | Taftville | CT |
| Kayla M. Morey | Plainfield | CT |
| Ermir Morina | Deep River | CT |
| Jillien E. Morrone | North Stonington | CT |
| Clothilde Mukawera | Niantic | CT |
| Julian Muntimuri | Ledyard | CT |
| Beludji Narcisse | Norwich | CT |
| Aviana Nash | Groton | CT |
| Cecilia U. Ndukwu | Taftville | CT |
| Robert Nee | New London | CT |
| Arianna C. Netter | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Nicholas S. Niedojadlo | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Thomas T. O’Connor | Preston | CT |
| Benjamin C. Orefice | Niantic | CT |
| Kerian Y. Ortiz Velazquez | North Windham | CT |
| Makayla G. O’Sullivan | Suffield | CT |
| Ruth Otuo Serebour | Oakdale | CT |
| Russell Pajor | Colchester | CT |
| Rosa A. Palacios | Old Saybrook | CT |
| Heather Palardy | Groton | CT |
| Jason Palomino | Ledyard | CT |
| Erica M. Pangelinan | Uncasville | CT |
| Jay Patel | Norwich | CT |
| Kesha N. Patel | Jewett City | CT |
| Krishna R. Patel | Norwich | CT |
| Emma Paulhus | Lebanon | CT |
| Kevin M. Payne | Colchester | CT |
| Arielle M. Pearson | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Nataly C. Pena | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Autumn J. Pepin | Jewett City | CT |
| Joseph R. Pepin | Groton | CT |
| Jason Pere | Jewett City | CT |
| Mariah A. Perez | Willimantic | CT |
| Marieliz A. Perez | Norwich | CT |
| Jonnathan P. Pesantez | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Michael Pettini | Stonington | CT |
| Dinh T. Pham | Westerly | RI |
| Michael Phoumindr | Norwich | CT |
| Monn T. Pierre | Norwich | CT |
| Andrew Pires | Columbia | CT |
| Heather Poole | Oakdale | CT |
| Narda A. Portalas | New London | CT |
| Ashley S. Price | Salem | CT |
| Demitri Price | Griswold | CT |
| Sarah Price | Plainfield | CT |
| Joelle R. Puckett | Quaker Hill | CT |
| Chanel P. Puetz | Baltic | CT |
| Tyler Qualley | Waterford | CT |
| Sencere Rabel | Norwich | CT |
| Nazia Rajput | Groton | CT |
| Joshua Ranciato | North Branford | CT |
| Joseph Reilly | Naugatuck | CT |
| Katie A. Reinhart | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Jacqueline Reyes-Cruz | Willimantic | CT |
| Alex R. Reynolds | Waterford | CT |
| Luke Reynolds | Colchester | CT |
| MariAnne Rice | Groton | CT |
| Stacey A. Rivard | New London | CT |
| Derilian M. Rivera Bocachica | Norwich | CT |
| Daphne L. Roberts | Groton | CT |
| Celena Robinson | Ledyard | CT |
| Melissa Robinson | Groton | CT |
| Addyson C. Rodonis-Ainger | Groton | CT |
| Ashley M. Rodriguez | Springfield | MA |
| Nicole E. Rodriguez-Rivera | Colchester | CT |
| Ariana I. Rosado | Waterford | CT |
| Howard C. Rosas | Waterford | CT |
| Ashley Roselund | Waterford | CT |
| Jacob Roy | Waterford | CT |
| Rebecca L. Rulo | Groton | CT |
| Sophia K. Rutherford | Norwich | CT |
| Saniya Sabitova | Lebanon | CT |
| Colby R. Sadowski | North Stonington | CT |
| Anthony R. Salazar | Mystic | CT |
| Samantha Saliter | Cornwall Bridge | CT |
| Abigail Sanchez | Taftville | CT |
| Sean Sanderson | Norwich | CT |
| Alexander Sawyer | Griswold | CT |
| Devin Sawyer | Jewett City | CT |
| Jacob M. Schlauder | Stonington | CT |
| Matthew D. Schreiter | Lebanon | CT |
| Nicholas Schultz | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Christina M. Siguencia | Lisbon | CT |
| Christine C. Simmons | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Samuel Sims | East Lyme | CT |
| Naoko S. Sinrich | Oakdale | CT |
| Bobbi M. Sirois | Uncasville | CT |
| Pauline N. Smith | Jewett City | CT |
| Shawn W. Smith | Groton | CT |
| Stacey L. Smith | Taftville | CT |
| Kaylee R. Sneddon | Uncasville | CT |
| Jennifer L. Snyder | Colchester | CT |
| Vanessa M. Sotelo | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Ashley Sparkman | Uncasville | CT |
| Brooke C. Speller | Waterford | CT |
| Rebecca R. Spera | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Jessica Sponheimer | East Lyme | CT |
| Samrin Akhter Sristy | Norwich | CT |
| Sandra J. St Germain | Baltic | CT |
| Nicole R. Stands | Uncasville | CT |
| Melanie Stanley | Norwich | CT |
| Eli StGermain | Old Lyme | CT |
| Kathleen Stirlen | Colchester | CT |
| Zachary StJean | Plainfield | CT |
| Angela R. Strafaci | Niantic | CT |
| Jingqi Sui | East Lyme | CT |
| Natalia I. Suiarkova | Barkhamsted | CT |
| Lauren A. Susi | Gales Ferry | CT |
| Darren S. Swiatlowski | Canterbury | CT |
| Emily Swift | Waterford | CT |
| Jaime Tatro | Brooklyn | CT |
| Brooke Taylor | East Lyme | CT |
| Andrew J. Thevenet | Voluntown | CT |
| Michelle D. Thibeault | New London | CT |
| Leslie E. Thibodeau | Griswold | CT |
| Ashley Thompson | Uncasville | CT |
| Jacob L. Todd | New London | CT |
| Alexis Tolan | Groton | CT |
| Abigail R. Toof | Voluntown | CT |
| Jenna Topalis | Ledyard | CT |
| Fiona Elizabeth H. Torre | Groton | CT |
| Alisha I. Towpasz | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Katarzyna Tylicka | Plantsville | CT |
| Sabrina Tyree | New London | CT |
| Marisa Vacca | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Vanessa M. Valentin | Willimantic | CT |
| Destiny J. Valeza-Velez | Norwich | CT |
| Sarah Van Valkenburg | Old Lyme | CT |
| Hannah VanDevander | Pawcatuck | CT |
| Hannah G. Vega | Norwich | CT |
| Jacob Viteritto | North Stonington | CT |
| Robert T. Vose | Waterford | CT |
| Rye W. Walencewicz | Windham | CT |
| Thomas S. Walsh | Norwich | CT |
| Charlotte A. Ward | Brooklyn | CT |
| Meagan C. Warner | New London | CT |
| Brianna L. Waters | Colchester | CT |
| Kayla R. Waters | Colchester | CT |
| Nikki Weaver | Essex | CT |
| Gregory C. Wetzel | Salem | CT |
| Abigail M. Whewell | Niantic | CT |
| Alden V. White | New London | CT |
| Jason Whitford | New London | CT |
| Thomas S. Whitman III | Niantic | CT |
| Mariel K. Willbanks | Old Saybrook | CT |
| Sarah L. Williams | Canterbury | CT |
| Caroline Willis | Groton | CT |
| Nia R. Wilson | Groton | CT |
| Rhiannon M. Wing | Colchester | CT |
CSCC Offers FREE 24/7 Medical and Mental Telehealth Access for Students
As part of Connecticut State Community Colleges’s ongoing efforts to prioritize the health and well-being of the campus community, students now have free and immediate access to medical and mental health support through TimelyMD, the leading telehealth company specializing in higher education. Students can access it at timelycare.com/ctstate.
TimelyMD developed its proprietary TimelyCare technology to offer students a 24/7 extension of campus health and counseling center resources that is as easy and convenient as making a video or phone call. Through the TimelyCare app on their phone or other device, Connecticut State Community Colleges students can now select from a wide-ranging menu of virtual care options from licensed physicians and counselors in all 50 states – at no cost to them and without the hassle of traditional insurance – including:
- On-demand medical care
- Appointment-based medical care
- On-demand mental health support (TalkNow)
- Appointment-based mental health counseling
- Health coaching
TimelyCare allows students to see the profiles, faces and specialty care details of a diverse range of licensed physicians and counselors available to them. They can choose to meet with a specific provider or select the first available. Typical consultations begin within 5-10 minutes – less than the amount of time it takes to walk across campus.
Demand for teletherapy visits skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to be high even as everyday activities resume. Mental health remains the top concern of college and university presidents, and more than 60 percent of students who have sought mental health support from TimelyMD said they would have done nothing if the service were not available to them.
“Similar to food delivery apps or contactless payment, students might not have tried telehealth before the pandemic, and now they can’t imagine life without its ease of use, convenience and immediacy,” said Luke Hejl, TimelyMD CEO and co-founder. “Studies have shown that one of the best ways to keep students engaged, enrolled and on track to graduation is to keep them physically and mentally healthy. Through TimelyCare, we are proud to deliver best-in-class virtual care to help Connecticut State Community Colleges students thrive.”
READ MORE2021 Scholarship Awards Video is now Live
Congratulations to the 2021 Three Rivers College Foundation Scholarship Recipients!
View the video here.
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