Three outstanding graduates of Warren County Community College were among several who were recognized at Warren County Community College’s recent Recognition Awards Breakfast.

Among the special award-winners was Kora Flizack-Sloan, who received the President’s Academic Award; Courtney McCottry, who was given the WCCC Foundation Award; and Mahmoud Alminawi, recipient of the Trustees Award. Additionally, two individuals received awards in two different categories: Alexander Sansone (Alumni Association and Veteran) and Allan Martinez (Science and Phi Theta Kappa).

Dr. Will Austin, President of WCCC, noted that the graduate awardees “could have gone anywhere but you chose Warren County Community College. We are glad you did.”

Dr. Phil Linfante, Chair of the WCCC Board of Trustees, declared “We have no doubt that you will succeed. Enjoy your adventure ahead and the many roads that take you there.”

“You make us beam with pride,” added Dr. Marianne Van Deursen, Vice President of Academic Affairs at WCCC. 

In addition to those mentioned above, the full listing of award-recipients includes:

Alvin Sloan Service Award, Becky Tysvaer

EOF Award, Stephanie Ann Simone

Elementary & Secondary Education Award, Amber Francy

Ars Poetica Award, Lacey Large-Schlaudecker

Fine Arts Award, Abigail Rogers 

Literary Award, Michele Miller

Computer Information Services Award, Shawn Daken

Business Award, Kathryn Terrezza

Dual to Degree Liberal Arts Award, Brenda Haycock

Medical Assisting Award, Lee Ann Gattullo

Nursing Award, Abigail Ballard

Student Government Award, Paisley Hunt

William C. Boll Criminal Justice Award, Victoria Stecky

WCCC has been serving Warren County since 1981, providing an affordable, high quality education in a broad range of fields of interest. For more information about WCCC and its degree and non-degree programs, visit www.warren.edu.