Utica College will use a $1 million donation to enhance and grow the Young Scholars Liberty Partnerships Program, which seeks to help “diverse and talented students with potential” in the Utica area to pursue academic success. John Sammon, founder and chairman emeritus of PAR Technology in New Hartford, and his wife, Deanna Sammon, donated the funding. (PHOTO CREDIT: COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF HERKIMER AND ONEIDA COUNTIES)
UTICA, N.Y. — Utica College says it will use a $1 million donation to “enhance and grow” the Young Scholars Liberty Partnerships program (YSLPP), which seeks to help “diverse and talented students with potential.” John Sammon, the founder and chairman emeritus of PAR Technology, and his wife, Deanna Sammon, made the donation. The Sammons established […]
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