Published: May 12, 2008 04:15 am         

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The State University College at Oneonta honored 248 students during its annual Community of Scholars/Students of Distinction reception May 7 in the Craven Lounge of the Morris Conference Center.

The Students of Distinction include students who were named recipients of the 2008 SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence of Best and Brightest for fall and spring, and May graduates who earned All-College Honors. Local students honored are as follows:

{"Body Text Edit"/}Best and Brightest

Veronica Acevedo of Oneonta, Kate Anderson of Hobart, Matthew Avitabile of Middleburgh, Kyle Beckley of Oneonta, Loretta Crane of Sidney, Kenneth Crosby of Garrettsville, Lacey Duell of Norwich, Renee Gaston of Maryland, Jennifer Gilmartin of Jordanville, Christine Goodrich of West Davenport, Sarah Hazard of Oneonta, Liza Hendricks of Milford, Brekke Holub of Oneonta, Nicholas Killmeier of Otego, Nicole Nuzzo of Hamden, Micah Phillips of New Berlin, Jeffrey Reale of Prattsville, Jeremy Smith of South New Berlin, Karyn Tucker of Bloomville, Stephen Valentin of Middletown, Celia Vanderwerker of Cherry Valley and Emily Worsnopp of Sidney.

{"Body Text Edit"/}Chancellor's Award

Veronica Acevedo of Oneonta.

{"Body Text Edit"/}Honor Graduates

Veronica Acevedo of Oneonta, Kate Anderson of Hobart, Michael Bartels of Oneonta, Diana Bayne of Worcester, Erik Burke of Summit, Lindsay Coager of Bloomville, Loretta Crane of Sidney, William Davidson of Cooperstown, Emily Dibbell of Bainbridge, Lacey Duell of Norwich, Alexis Gunipero of Delhi, Roger Hall of Delhi, Kyle Hauptfleisch of Franklin, Sarah Hazard of Oneonta, Nicholas Killmeier of Otego, Karen Luchetta of West Davenport, Daniel Marcello of Unadilla, Jesus Martinez Gomez of Cooperstown, Nicole Miller of Stamford, Nicole Nuzzo of Hamden, Erin O'Brien of West Winfield, Benjamin Oles of Delhi, Graham Ostrander of Oneonta, Aaron Payne of Oneonta, Micah Phillips of New Berlin, Rasmiya Ruenes of Cobleskill, Hannah Tirado of Mount Vision, Thomas Tirado of Mount Vision and Julie Wheeler of Sherburne.