SUNY Orange student recipient of prestigious academic award, $5K scholarship
Carly Glasse, from Goshen, has earned a spot on what's known as the All-USA Academic Team and received a $5,000 scholarship.
•
Apr 1, 2022, 8:12 PM
•
Updated 1,000 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:32
'Stranger Things' have happened: Actor helps Carmel man remove fallen tree from Taconic State Parkway
131ds ago1:42
93-year-old West Point custodian makes history as one of the military academy’s oldest, longest working employees
177ds ago1:43
Rockland County graduation moves indoors due to hot temps
188ds ago1:02
Rockland high school student recognized for invention that's helping the environment
201ds ago0:24
Four baby falcons living atop Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge officially named
217ds ago1:28
Caught on camera: Family's dog fends off bear in Sullivan County
217ds ago0:32
'Stranger Things' have happened: Actor helps Carmel man remove fallen tree from Taconic State Parkway
131ds ago1:42
93-year-old West Point custodian makes history as one of the military academy’s oldest, longest working employees
177ds ago1:43
Rockland County graduation moves indoors due to hot temps
188ds ago1:02
Rockland high school student recognized for invention that's helping the environment
201ds ago0:24
Four baby falcons living atop Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge officially named
217ds ago1:28
Caught on camera: Family's dog fends off bear in Sullivan County
217ds agoA SUNY Orange honor student in Middletown is now one of 20 students nationwide to receive a prestigious academic award and scholarship.
Carly Glasse, from Goshen, has earned a spot on what's known as the All-USA Academic Team and received a $5,000 scholarship.
The distinction is one of the most significant academic awards any SUNY Orange student has ever received, according to the college. The 32-year-old is the first SUNY student to receive it.
"I'm absolutely honored to part of it. We had an initial reception, where we got to meet everybody else who got the award last Friday, and the people – all 20 of us – every single person is amazing," Glasse said.
Glasse will graduate this spring with an Associates in Business Administration and has been accepted to Columbia and Pace University.
MORE: On A Positive Note
More from News 12
1:31
Village of Nyack businesses show gratitude for local holiday shoppers
0:25
New York to charge fossil fuel companies for damage from climate change
1:21
Fatal shooting leaves lakefront Mamakating community on edge
Your Road Trip Close to Home adventure guide for Dec. 26
0:25
Westchester County executive submits resignation ahead of congressional swearing-in
0:30
