Calling All FM Raiders!

Invest in the Future. Support the New Turf Field Campaign at FM. This will benefit their athletic performance and enhance everyone's overall FM experience.

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Cyber Security Lab Opens

Be Frontline Defender against cyber threats! The SUNY FMCC cyber range replicates real-world scenarios, in a way that traditional learning can’t match.

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Invest in the Future: Why You Should Donate to the Foundation of FM

The Foundation of FM enriches the educational experience, offering financial support for the "extras" that make a real educational difference.

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Tee Up for a Great Cause:

Calling all golfers! The FM Foundation is hosting its annual Golf Classic  May 23rd at Fox Run Golf Club in Johnstown, and you're invited to join the fun.

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Speaker Series Wednesday March 6th

B.J. Costello will lead an forum based on the legal issues and best practices for successful non-for-profit boards based on his experience leading such boards.

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Dear Friend of the Foundation

As a valued member of our community, your unwavering support has always propelled Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC) to new heights.

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Join us this Giving Tuesday to double your impact at Fulton-Montgomery Community College!

Today, we’re inviting you to celebrate Giving Tuesday with Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FMCC). Your contribution will not just fund a project; it will ignite opportunities, bolster education, and strengthen our community. And the most exciting part?

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Joseph Semione

Mr. Semione was born in Gloversville in 1961. He is one of 6 children. He graduated from Gloversville High School in 1979. He spent his first 2 years of college at FMCC. He graduated with an Associates Degree in Accounting and Business. He continued his education at SUNY Albany and Cal State Dominguez Hills for business

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2023 Clock Tower Award

As a family steeped in tradition and independently owned and operated, Fenimore remains focused on our investors and seeks to be Your Trusted Investment Partner.

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Kayla Henry

Kayla was accepted into the Radiology Technology program at Fulton-Montgomery Community College during her senior year of high school in 2005. She graduated from the program in 2007 with plans to finish her bachelor’s degree in health sciences.

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