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66Th Commencement Celebration Program State University of New York Hudson Valley Community College Sixty-sixth Commencement Celebration Virtual Online Ceremony Saturday, June 6, 2020 Commencement Program National Anthem Madison VanDenburg Greetings Dr. Roger A. Ramsammy, President Faculty/Staff Messages of Support Greetings Neil J. Kelleher ‘91, Chairman, Hudson Valley Community College Board of Trustees Student Profile Saloma Ayoub, Biological Sciences Graduate Greetings The Honorable Steven F. McLaughlin, Rensselaer County Executive The Honorable Michael E. Stammel, Chair, Rensselaer County Legislature Faculty/Staff Messages of Support Greetings The Honorable Charles E. Schumer, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Student Profile Aarion Harvey, Individual Studies Graduate Student Remarks Zion Sherin, Student Senate President Faculty/Staff Messages of Support Alumni Remarks John Gray ‘83, Anchor, NEWS10 ABC Faculty/Staff Messages of Support Faculty Remarks Jeffrey Schoonmaker, Professor, Biology, Chemistry and Physics Student Profile Stephen Breen, Early Childhood Graduate Alma Mater with College-Wide Student Honors and Awards Student Profile Kayla Mumtaz, Liberal Arts and Science: Humanities and Social Science Graduate Faculty/Staff Messages of Support Conferral of Degrees Judith E. DiLorenzo, Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Roger A. Ramsammy, President Closing Musical Performance Madison VanDenburg Hudson Valley Community College Under sponsorship of Rensselaer County and part of the State University of New York Rensselaer County Legislature Michael E. Stammel, Chairman Robert W. Bayly Leon B. Fiacco Kelly Hoffman Erin Sullivan-Teta Scott Bendett Mark J. Fleming Robert R. Loveridge Todd J. Tesman Bobby Burns Thomas P. Grant Bruce Patire Carole C. Weaver Dan Casale Peter D. Grimm Chuck Peter Jeffrey Wysocki Cynthia B. Doran Kenneth H. Herrington Rensselaer County Executive Steven F. McLaughlin Board of Trustees Neil J. Kelleher ‘91, Chairman Dr. Joseph A. Kapp, Vice Chairman Omsalama (Saloma) Ayoub William F. Fagan ‘73 Dr. William C. Jennings Brian Zweig Judith H. Breselor ‘90 Thomas P. Grant Wayne L. Pratt George J. Raneri, Secretary to the Board Suzanne Kalkbrenner, Assistant Secretary to the Board Administration Dr. Roger A. Ramsammy, President Dr. Jonathan D. Ashdown, Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Jonathan Brennan, Chief Information Officer Louis Coplin II, Vice President for Student Affairs Judith E. DiLorenzo, Vice President of Academic Affairs Dr. Margaret M. 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