theLAKER | 29 Corey Grace ’15 (Criminal Justice) has been named the Penn Yan Police Department’s 2021 Officer of the Year. Jessica (Carder) VanDeMar ’16 (Tourism Studies) joined the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection tourism promotion organization as a destination concierge. Caitlin Schenck ’16 (Criminal Justice) is a deputy sheriff with the Yates County Sheriff Department. Kristen Moore ’17 (Paralegal) accepted the position of consulting analyst at Kobre & Kim in January 2022. Erin Freeman ’17 (Social Science) is now a caseworker for the Monroe County Child Protective Services. Taylor Ward ’19 (New Media) earned a promotion to assistant vice president for design and digital at First American Equipment Finance in Victor in February 2022. Stephen Chamot ’19 (Business Administration) accepted the position of staff tax accountant at Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co. LLP. Jasmine Morrow ’19 (Business Administration) has started a master’s in business administration program with a human resources specialization and is currently working at CBORD Group Inc. Backing up the home team Former baseball players got together with Bob Lowden, retired baseball coach and athletic director emeritus, on May 1 to cheer on the men’s team in a double header against Tompkins Cortland Community College. The Lakers bested TC3 in both games, 11 to 1, then 10 to 3. The cheering section included, from left, Hector Padgham ’89, Jim McLaughlin ’90, Scott Barnett, Jim Conti, Steve Massucci ’90, Bob Lowden, Adam Simon, Pete Koronas ’05, Brian Crawford ’96, Jeremy Burch ’95, Jeff Marshall ’94, Paul Welker ’97, Pat Greer ’00 and Jeff Murphy ’94. Baseball alumni cheered on the current Lakers, including pitcher Peyton Ahlstrom of Dunkirk and catcher Nolan Storch ’22 of Elmira. Alumni Association PERKS Premier benefit: For a minimum $100 donation to the Alumni Association Projects Fund, you can audit up to four college credits at no cost (per credit hour cost is now $213). Please note that in-person attendance currently requires COVID-19 vaccination. Information is available on the website at flcc.edu/covid. Alumni benefits also include: • Career services, including networking and interviewing tips and assistance with resume writing and job searches • Use of the FLCC recreation facilities, including the newly renovated fitness center • Access to the Charles J. Meder Library • Membership in the Canandaigua Federal Credit Union • Access to the free discount program for all SUNY alumni Email alumni@flcc.edu with questions or to request an FLCC Alumni Association membership card.
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