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Associate Professor of English Publishes ArticleHCCC Associate Professor of English Lisa Elwood Farber recently published an article called “Mothering, Mothers and the Historical Representations of Black Motherhood in Fiction: Barbara Chase-Riboud’s Sally Hemings” in the anthology Black Motherhood: Contours, Contexts, and Considerations for Demeter Press edited by Karen T. Craddock.
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Jason Palkovic Appointed as Acting Head Women’s Soccer CoachHCCC has appointed Jason Palkovic, Utica, NY, as acting head coach for the women’s soccer team for the fall 2016 season.
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HCCC Fashion Show to Take Place Friday EveningThe HCCC Fashion Club will present ‘Trashion’ on Friday, December 11th at 7 p.m. in the Robert McLaughlin College Center (RMCC) Lobby.
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Herkimer Generals Softball Team to Host Pitching ClinicThe Herkimer Generals softball program will be hosting a pitching clinic on Sunday, December 13.
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Students Hike Nature Trail After Reading Excerpts from WaldenHCCC Associate Professor Lisa Elwood’s Great American Writer's class recently read excerpts from Henry David Thoreau's Walden. After a discussion about the readings, the class hiked the Lloyd and Carol Bull Nature Trail on the campus. Pictured from left are students: Olivia Mlinar (Herkimer), Katlyne Wright (Little Falls), Elijah Hill (Johnstown), Malik Palmer (Bronx), Hannah Smith (Ilion), Noelle David (Little Falls) and Abagail Pedroza (Antwerp).
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Peer Tutor Club Raising Funds for Children's Holiday GiftsThe Peer Tutor Club at HCCC recently conducted a campus bake sale to raise funds to support the Club’s projects and activities. The Club has already been successful in setting aside funds to support purchasing gifts for a child through the Gram Lorraine Project this year. The Peer Tutor Club provides students with the opportunity to learn various tutoring strategies with the possibility of serving as an actual tutor. Pictured presenting some of the baked goods from their bake sale are (from left) HCCC student tutors Cavon Elias, a Liberal Arts: Social Science major from the Bronx, and Timothy McKenzie, a Liberal Arts and Sciences: General Studies major from Central Islip.