Ashley Komosinski of Delhi was among 86 SUNY Oneonta students recently honored for their dedication to sustainability efforts on campus thanks to the Green Dragon Recognition Program. The Green Dragon Recognition Program, organized by the Office of Sustainability, seeks to celebrate and recognize students who have shown commitment to sustainability during their time at SUNY Oneonta. Komosinski received the Saplings award, is studying psychology and is a member of the class of 2026.
Liam M. Gronwall of Sidney is among more than 900 members of the class of 2026 from The University of Scranton. The newest Scranton alumni received their bachelor’s degrees Sunday, May 24. Gronwall earned a bachelor of science degree in finance.
Joshua Sowle of Franklin is among those who received master’s and doctoral degrees at the University of Scranton graduate commencement ceremony for the Class of 2026 Sunday, May 24. Sowle earned a doctor of nursing practice degree in nurse anesthesia.
Area students who made the dean’s list at SUNY Canton include Kale Lewis, a SUNY Canton Early Childhood major from Delhi.
Kyla Mott, a SUNY Canton Early Childhood Care & Management major from Masonville earned part-time honors during the spring 2026 semester. Part-time honors recognizes students who earned at least a 3.25 GPA in six to 11 credit hours of coursework during a single semester. It stands alongside the president’s and dean’s lists as one of the top forms of recognition for academic achievement at the college.
