Society of the Red Baron
Named for the Collegeβs mascot, the SUNY Corning Community College Society of the
Red Baron was created in 2022 to recognize outstanding individuals who have supported
the College through various efforts.
Recipients impact the College positively by assisting with program or service improvements; supporting creative and innovative ideas; improving the quality of the student experience; supporting the delivery of instruction; expanding the Collegeβs diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts; providing resources or assisting with cost-saving measures; and advocating for the college in media with elected officials and in the community.
Recipients will be recognized annually at the SUNY Corning Community College Society of the Red Baron Awards Ceremony, with the third class of inductees being honored on April 19, 2024, in the Triangle Lounge at SUNY Corning Community College, in Corning, New York.
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Advisory Board Partner
Katrina Manning
Capabilities Inc.
Donor Partner
Chris Sharkey, Retiree
Corning Incorporated
Vendor Partner
Kayla Wagner
Sprague Insurance
Community Organization Partner
Anita Lewis, Chief Development Officer
EOP
Business and Industry Partner
Josh Michal, Operation Management Leader
CAF USA
K-12 Partner
Michelle Caulfield, Superintendent
Corning-Painted Post School District
SUNY Partner
Dr. Deborah Moeckel, Senior Assistant Provost
SUNY
SUNY Corning Community College President, Dr. Bill Mullaney, said, βOne of the gifts of the pandemic has been an increased appreciation of the Collegeβs partners. The Society of the Red Baron has been established to recognize a few of those partners whose unwavering dedication has been instrumental in helping us achieve our mission and serve our students.β
About SUNY Corning Community College
SUNY Corning Community is located just south of the City of Corning, NY in Steuben County, with additional locations in Elmira, Horseheads and Downtown Corning. SUNY Corning Community College is a premier two-year college serving the Southern Tier of New York, particularly the counties of Schuyler, Chemung and Steuben.