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Adult Student Shannon Boyd Wins State Recognition

Two women standing together at a CEANY (Continuing Education Association of New York) event. The woman on the left has long dark hair, glasses, and is wearing a red jacket over a black and red lace top, holding an award. The woman on the right has short brown hair, glasses, and is wearing a gray blazer over a maroon top, smiling.

Tompkins Cortland Community College student Shannon Boyd has been honored with the Continuing Education Association of New York (CEANY) Charles A. Burns Outstanding Adult Continuing Education Student Award. Boyd was announced as the winner at the CEANY annual conference in Saratoga Springs in November.

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