Johnson College Celebrates 106th Commencement and Largest Graduating Class

The Johnson College Scranton campus was alive with pride and celebration on Saturday, May 10, 2025, as students, families, faculty, and staff came together for a milestone moment— celebrating the College’s largest graduating class at its 106th Commencement Ceremony. The ceremony recognized students who completed rigorous programs leading to Associate of Science and Associate of Applied Science degrees and academic certificates in a wide range of high-demand fields.

Andrew M. Inman ’13, MHA, RT(R)(CT), a proud Johnson College alumnus and Modality Manager at Geisinger, delivered an inspiring commencement address, encouraging graduates to embrace their professional journeys with confidence and resilience. The ceremony also spotlighted outstanding student achievements. Valedictorian Colleen Cannon-Augustine and salutatorian Brooke L. Iverson—both graduates of the Physical Therapist Assistant program—shared powerful messages reflecting on perseverance, growth, and the transformative experience of their time at Johnson College.

The event was live-streamed and recorded on the College’s YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/live/qjfYy_sBM-Q?si=WC25J8ZgEs3BDyG6.

Following is a list of the spring 2025 graduates:

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE PROGRAMS

Computer Information Technology

Juan C. Ayala Jr., Scranton

Matthew C. Baress, Mountain Top

Brady Carpenter, Clarks Summit

Dylan Caruso, Dallas

Corbin Scott Croissette, Starrucca

Thomas Joseph Cyganick III, Carbondale

Alexander Charles Edwards, Montrose

Joseph Patrick Faltynowicz, Dickson City

Martin Hastie, Clarks Summit

Robert J. McNally, Scranton

Hunter Carl Mursch, Carbondale

Michael Ostrowski, South Abington Twp.

Alexander Smedley, Richmondale

Mark T. Smith, Peckville

Physical Therapist Assistant

Zekiel Alejandrez, Greentown

Colleen Ann Cannon-Augustine, Jenkins Twp.

Brooke L. Iverson, Wilkes-Barre

Allysa Candace Pancham, East Stroudsburg

Bryce Shorten, Jessup

Madison K. Stashak, Nanticoke

Radiologic Technology

Tiffany Shay Beckham, Scranton

Melissa A. Beshada, Mountain Top

Jordan Aurora Bowen, Factoryville

Jacquelyn R. Billard, Honesdale

Mackenzie T. Gavin, Eynon

Jennifer Cesarina Gonzalez-Rodriguez, Scranton

Matthew Gromelski, Taylor

Margaret Grace Haines, Madison Twp.

Julia Paige Lamberton, Waymart

Neyleen Jezielle Lugo , Scranton

Jade McDermott, Moosic

Shannon O’Donnell, Scranton

Adam Jeffrey Rosencrance, West Pittston

Emily E. Royce, Ransom

Kristen Ann Swierczek, Olyphant

Kayla Jeanne Ward, Eynon

Veterinary Nursing

Ashlee Coe, Hawley

Emma Danowsky, Lewisburg

Eunice Grande-Osorio, Plymouth

Alex Inirio, Scranton

Emily LaBar, Scranton

Samantha Mazonis, Nanticoke

Jordan Stine, Scranton

Jordan Wiegand, Great Bend

ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE PROGRAMS

Advanced Manufacturing Technology

Wyatt Sickler, Tunkhannock

Architectural Drafting & Design Technology

Matthew J. Collier, Throop

Jacob W. Kinney, Dalton

Tyler Moskosky, Simpson

Jeremiah Scotton, Olyphant

Automotive Technology

Charles Richard Azarsky, Moosic

Kayden J. Christe, Scranton

Alec S. Fisher, West Wyoming

Nathan R. Irvine, Lake Ariel

Bruce Michael Kohut, Waymart

Hunter Edward Landers, Clarks Summit

Aviation Technology

Matthew Alden, Scranton

Benjamin Jay Amaya, Dunmore

Christopher Berroa-Moreno, Wilkes-Barre

Holsen Estime, Effort

Kyle Garofolo, Long Pond

Janitza E. Gonzalez-Caban, Old Forge

Anthony Leombruni, Moscow

Amir Vernon, East Stroudsburg

Biomedical Equipment Technology

Nico James Carter, Scranton

Andrew P. Craven, Scranton

Ryan James Ellicott, Mayfield

Santino L. Krappa, Old Forge

Cody Lee, West Pittston

Blaise A. Margalski, Wapwallopen

Jonathan Merlen, Springbrook Twp.

Tyquil Osgood, Scranton

Adam Sadowski, Jefferson Twp.

Carpentry & Cabinetmaking Technology

Joshua Robert Berg, Carbondale

Denis Boyle, Throop

Jeanine Claudia Busnel, Damascus

Kaila Collins, Carbondale

Daniel Davis, Pocono Summit

Benjamin Edward Flowers, Old Forge

Jeilyn Frias, Easton

Nakya N. Greco, Duryea

Jacob D. Holmes, Dalton

Nicholas Huzzard, Scranton

Skyler E. LeClere, Beach Lake

Caitlyn Ann Phillips, West Wyoming

Arthur Taylor, New Milford

Reece A. Weinberg, South Abington Twp.

Civil Design Technology

Zoe Zelinski, Olyphant

Diesel Truck Technology

Dustin J. Baldoni, Pittston

Noah L. Bender, Scranton

William Nathaniel Clapp, Wyalusing

Jace Curyk, Scranton

Gabriella Furman, Laceyville

Weston Matthew Nugent, Lake Ariel

Bradley M. Potoeskie Jr., Forty Fort

Ryan Shannon, Pittston Twp.

Colton T. Yushinsky, Archbald

Electrical Construction Technology

Sianna R. Barron, Jessup

Tucker James Bowman, Tamaqua

Ryan Boyanowski, Pittston

Jacob Gino Casarin, Jessup

James John Casarin Jr., Jessup

Bradley Cox, Scranton

Carmen Salvatore DeNapoli, Dunmore

Keiren Dougherty, Scranton

Dravyn Falsone, Waymart

Lucas J. Fein, Scranton

Chase Francis Ferranti, Madison Twp.

Andrew James Francis, Moosic

Ethan Gardiner, Summit Hill

Tyrese Green, Lords Valley

Cameron D. Hagenbaugh, Wilkes-Barre

Aimee Johannes, Honesdale

Brandon King, Scranton

Harrison Kubilus, Scranton

Robert Todd Lane, Tunkhannock

Justin Anthony Longo, Throop

Joseph T. Lucas III, Dunmore

Brian Mariotti, Old Forge

Jackson McGuinness, Clarks Green

Matthew McHale, Scranton

Ezequiel S. Mieses, Hazleton

Jacob J. Mileto, Scranton

Jacob Morgenstern, Honesdale

Graysen Richard Motyl, Sheppton

Jacob Ryan Ochman, Moosic

Peyton R. Pazzalia, Archbald

Brandon Quinn, Hazle Township

John Rose, Clarks Summit

Daniel T. Rosenkrans, Falls

Robert J. Santarsiero Jr., Moosic

Sebastian J. Shepherd, Dalton

Hunter M. Smith, Kirkwood, NY

Justin P. Solensky Jr., Archbald

Connor T. Stauffer, Fern Glen

Brayden C. Strucke, Pittston Twp.

Jack Sullivan, Matamoras

Joshua Truskoloski, Eynon

Evan Williams South, Abington Twp.

Nicholas P. Winsock, Wyoming

Jayden M. Winters, Dickson City

Austin J. Wombacker, Scranton

Peter R. Zawierucha, Pittston Twp.

Electronic Engineering Technology

Oscar Hernandez, Scranton

William Kittrell, Dunmore

Rodney Stanley Ramos, Scranton

Paul V. Rosato III, Scranton

Michael Dean Still III, Dupont

Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning Technology

Carter Christopher Albanese, Scranton

Levi S. Anzulewicz, Greenfield Twp.

Robert Bromage, Scranton

Gustavo Cortez, Scranton

James E. Decker, Moosic

Liam Donovan, Scranton

Angelo J. Fumanti, Old Forge

Jordan Gonzalez, Jefferson Twp.

Thomas Gray, Carbondale

James Fitzgerald Heery IV, Gouldsboro

William J. Heiss, Union Dale

Anthony Hutchins, Dunmore

Jarrel Johnson, Scranton

JanCarlos Marin, Scranton

Cooper A. Mordan, Old Forge

Aiden Notz, Scranton

Louis Paglianite, West Pittston

Logan Rondomanski, Madison Twp.

Charles Sciandra, Avoca

Xavier O. Siberon, Scranton

Joshua Smargiassi, Dickson City

Luke J. Smurl, Greenfield Twp.

Julia Turner, Moosic

Scott Warren, Montrose

Christopher Whitney Jr., Dover, DE

Heavy Equipment Technology

Jeffrey M. Kondash, Factoryville

Nathan Timothy Schmidt, Clifford

Nico D. Scotti, Dunmore

Clarence L. Walton IV, Dingmans Ferry

Mechatronics Technology

Michael Andrews, Wilkes-Barre

Zachary M. Maryasz, Dalton

Kahleb Murray, Pittston

Emma Jean Shedden, Tunkhannock

Nicholas Thayer, Pittston

Richard W. Tirella, Plains

Welding Fabrication & Manufacturing Technology

Corbin P. Bodman, Hawley

Sam A. Coolbaugh, Harding

Anthony J. DeLucca Jr., Old Forge

Andi A. Fedorchak, Carbondale

Charity Keithline, Tunkhannock

Tyler J. Kielty, Milford

Jamie Matyjevich, Old Forge

Jaylin T. Parker, Dunmore

Austin Racht, Beach Lake

Madison Grace Roberts, Milanville

Ethan Stankowski, Clarks Summit

Logan Edward Treat, Falls

Colin Vrabel, Old Forge

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Building & Property Maintenance

Marcello Tindaro Caminiti, Moscow

Aaron Evans, Scranton

David V. King, Scranton

Caden H. Roach, Union Dale

MaKayla L. Wright, Scranton

Industrial Technology

Steven Michael Fredrick Barone, Hawley

Silas Colon, Beaver Meadows

Welding Technology

Jordan K. Banks, Scranton

Richard Beccaloni, Clarks Summit

George Ellis, Scranton

Christopher J. Evancho, Rock Glen

Schrece Esprit Graff, Old Forge

Alexander Johnson, Scranton

Jordan Levine-Smith, Scranton

Gage J. Martinez, Olyphant

Shelby Mowery, Berwick

Alexander Salazar, Scranton

Heatherette Scala, Old Forge

Justin A. Vantuyl, Shohola

Dylan Zullo, McAdoo

College to Host 30th Annual Golf Tournament

Johnson College will host its 30th Annual golf tournament on Friday, May 19, 2023, at the Pine Hills Country Club in Taylor, PA. In observance of the 30th anniversary, this year’s tournament will feature added anniversary course competitions, raffle prize drawing, and a BBQ dinner for all to enjoy. 

All proceeds from the annual golf tournament support the Johnson College Presidential Scholarship Fund. Last year’s tournament raised more than $47,000 to support the Presidential Scholarship Fund. The scholarships are presented each fall to full-time students demonstrating financial need to finish their educational journey.

To learn more about this event or to register to golf, visit johnson.edu/golf.

Sponsors of this event to date include:

Presenting Sponsor: Gerrity’s Supermarkets

Gold Sponsors: Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Fastenal Company, L.R. Costanzo Company, Inc., Peoples Security Bank & Trust, Pepsi, PNC Bank, Simplex Homes, Vacendak Construction.

Silver Sponsor: Cable Associates, Toyota of Scranton

Cart Sponsor: ShopRite

Golfer Gift Sponsor: Troy Mechanical, Inc.

Breakfast Sponsor: Action Lift

Lunch Sponsor: Sordoni Construction Services, Inc.

Cocktail Hour Sponsor: Topp Business Solutions

Dinner Sponsor: Stevens & Lee

Hole-In-One Sponsor: Tasca Ford

Mulligan Sponsor: American Eagle Outfitters

Exclusive Tee Sponsors: Ability Recovery Service, LLC, CP3 Energy Systems, I.B.E.W Local #81, Knowles Associates, LLC, Milnes Engineering, NRG Controls North, Inc., Waste Management.

Presidential Scholarship Sponsors: Candy Frye, Citizens Savings Bank, Fiorelli Catering, Highland Associates

Pot O’Gold Sponsor: Nunzi’s Advertising

Platinum Marketing Sponsor: Condron Sweda Advertising

Advertising Sponsor: Lamar Advertising

Gold Print Sponsor: Sprint Print, Inc.

Pictured left to right –

Front row: Peter Danchak, PNC Bank; Joseph Fasula, Gerrity’s Supermarkets; Dr. Katie Pittelli, Johnson College; Joyce Fasula, Gerrity’s Supermarkets; Deborah Kolsovsky, PNC Bank; and David Boniello, Simplex Homes.

Back row: Karen Baker, Johnson College; Bill Stevens, Sprint Print; Candy Frye, L.R. Costanzo Company, Inc.; Lisa Bonacci, Citizens Savings Bank; Marcelo DeSousa, Fastenal Company; Frank Kilyanek, NRG Controls North, Inc.; and Mary Kern, Johnson College.

Net Credit Union Announced as Sponsor of Johnson College’s First-Ever Cornhole Tournament

Johnson College announces NET Credit Union as the sponsor of its first-ever cornhole tournament. This tournament will take place during the College’s inaugural Fall Fest event on October 1, 2022, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Johnson College campus in Scranton, PA.

The tournament will feature both Social ($20/team) and Competitive ($40/team) divisions with double elimination. A team will consist of two players, and anyone from beginners to pros can play. Prizes for the Social division will include: 1st place, $100 cash; 2nd place, $50 in gift cards. Prizes for the Competitive division will include: 1st place, $300 cash; 2nd place, $150 cash. There will be food and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Teams can pre-register online at johnson.edu/cornhole-registration-form/ or register at the door from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.

About NET Credit Union

A Credit Union is a place to do your banking. NET is a not-for-profit financial institution, and we operate like a bank except we don’t issue stock on Wall St. Since we don’t have to pay stockholders, we use our income to provide lower loan rates, higher deposit rates, reinvest in our community, give to charities (#netcares), and keep our fees low. There’s so much more you get when you bank on NET.

About Johnson College

Johnson College provides real-world, hands-on learning in a caring environment and prepares graduates to enter into or advance their careers. Johnson College degrees become essential careers. Johnson College was founded in 1912 and is the region’s premier technical college, offering 17 associate degrees and 5 academic certificate programs. A low student-to-teacher ratio supports an emphasis on hands-on instruction. Located in Scranton on a 44-acre campus, the College is an accredited, private, non-profit, co-educational institution with a strong tradition of working with regional businesses and industries to ensure a skilled and qualified workforce. For additional information on Johnson College, please call 1-800-2-WE-WORK, email enroll@johnson.edu, or visit Johnson.edu.

Photo Caption:

Left to right: Dr. Katie Pittelli, President & CEO, Johnson; Lauren Pabst, Marketing Manager, Net Credit Union; and Jill Eidenberg, Associate Director of Development, Johnson College, discuss plans for Johnson College’s first-ever cornhole tournament sponsored by NET Credit Union. This event will be held on Saturday, October 1, 2022, during the Johnson College Fall Fest from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the College’s campus in Scranton, PA.

Johnson College Welcomed Its Golden Alumni Society to Campus

On Sunday, June 12, 2022, Johnson College hosted its annual Golden Alumni Society Reunion and Induction Ceremony. During the event, Golden Alumni, who reached their 50th anniversary of graduation from Johnson College, mixed and mingled with former classmates, reviewed Johnson College memorabilia and enjoyed lunch. This year the class of 1972 was inducted into the Golden Alumni Society. For more information about Johnson College’s alumni events and services, contact the College Advancement team at collegeadvancement@johnson.edu or 570-702-8991.

Photo Caption: Seated, left to right: Pete Kolcharno ‘66, Michael Vass ‘61, Roland Fornes ‘56, Ken Novajosky ‘59, Joseph Kasaczon ‘61, Barbara Petroski ‘55, Michael Polednak ‘62, Joseph Dzwieleski ‘59, Dr. Katie Pittelli, President and CEO of Johnson College, Dennis Macheska ‘70, Ronald Fawcett ‘57, Stanley Lasinsky ‘56, and Edward Ciborosky ‘69. Standing, left to right: Eugene Hopkins ‘64, Chick Evers ‘62, Bernard Cossack ‘72, Paul Zalewski ‘66, Zigmund Szabo ‘55, Ted Lengyel ‘61, Leonard Sowinski ‘62, Alfred Basham ‘54, Ronald Moskalczak ‘71, Richard Alimenti ‘71, Robert Holzman ‘58, Ralph Bohn ‘53, Joseph Teeple ‘72, George Ketchur ‘53, Mark Kukuchka ‘72, Dennis Pabis ‘61, John Barlik ‘72, Bruce Semon ‘72, Rudolph Drasler ‘69, Peter Valtos ‘61, Eugene Lemoncelli ‘66, and Foster Gambucci ‘63.

Johnson College Announces $5 Million Comprehensive Capital Campaign for Campus Enhancements

Johnson College publicly launched its new, $5 million comprehensive, five-year capital campaign, “Innovation at Work,” during a community kickoff event on Wednesday, June 8, where it revealed plans for major campus-wide projects.

The “Innovation at Work” campaign consists of four components that will create an environment for growth and success: the construction of a new gateway building, which will become the official entrance to the campus and include new lab and classroom space; the expansion of Woolworth Hall which houses on-campus lab space for programs including Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning and Electrical Construction Technology; the creation of a Transportation Education Center; and support of the College’s Annual Fund and student scholarships.

A crucial catalyst for the “Innovation at Work” campaign is a $1 million contribution from Ideal T. Saldi, a Johnson College alum from the class of 1949, and his wife, Frances Saldi, alongside other funders who have invested in the College. The Saldis’ gift, announced in April before the college community, is the largest gift from a Johnson College alum to date and will have a lasting impact on the school, and its students. To honor this gift, the new, state-of-the-art gateway building will be named Ideal Saldi Hall.

“At the heart of this campaign is our students. It is focused on helping them be successful,” President and CEO, Dr. Katie Pittelli said. “We strive to carry forward Orlando S. Johnson’s vision of providing a trade school to the region where young men and women can learn useful trades that will enable them to make an honorable living and become contributing members of society.”

As the world of technology continues to change rapidly, Johnson College must change with it. The College’s facilities must remain in sync with industry as new technologies, emerging fields of study, and more sophisticated equipment modernize how the world does business. 

Dave Boniello, president of Simplex Homes, Johnson College Alum from the class of 1984, former Johnson College Chair of the Board of Directors, and chair of the “Innovation at Work” Capital Campaign, announced that during the campaign’s silent phase, the College has already raised 75% of its $5 million-dollar goal thanks to loyal and generous donors from the community. After noting his personal pledge to support the campaign, Boniello asked the Johnson College community to join him in participating in the school’s most comprehensive capital campaign thus far.

“If you have an opportunity to support Johnson College and its students, through the “Innovation at Work” campaign, your gift will have a tremendous and lasting impact on our students, employers, and the region. Together, We Work!” said Boniello.  

For more information about Johnson College’s comprehensive, 5-year capital campaign, “Innovation at Work,” visit Johnson.edu/innovationatwork.

Photo Caption: Johnson College publicly launched its new, $5 million comprehensive, five-year capital campaign, “Innovation at Work,” during a community kickoff event on Wednesday, June 8, revealing plans for major campus-wide projects. One of the four projects announced is the construction of Ideal Saldi Hall. Dr. Katie Pittelli, President & CEO of Johnson College, and Mr. Dave Boniello ’84, President of Simplex Homes and chair of the “Innovation at Work” Capital Campaign, stand in front of a rendering of Ideal Saldi Hall. For more information about Johnson College’s comprehensive, 5-year capital campaign, “Innovation at Work,” visit Johnson.edu/innovationatwork. 

Johnson College to Host 29th Annual Golf Tournament

The 29th Annual Johnson College Open will be held on Friday, May 20, 2022, at Pine Hills Country Club in Taylor, PA (rain or shine).  Proceeds from this annual golf tournament support the Johnson College Presidential Scholarship Fund. Each academic year, Presidential Scholarships are awarded to four qualified and deserving full-time students.

Sponsors of the 29th Annual Johnson College Open to date include:

Presenting Sponsor: Gerrity’s Supermarkets

Advertising Sponsor: Lamar Advertising

Platinum Marketing Sponsor: Sweda Advertising

Gold Print Sponsor: Sprint Print

Gold Sponsors: Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters, Fastenal Company, L.R. Costanzo Company, Inc., Peoples Security Bank & Trust, PNC Bank, Shea Demolition, Simplex Homes, Stevens & Lee, and Vacendak Construction,

Silver Sponsors: Toyota of Scranton, ecampus.com

Cart Sponsor: ShopRite

Breakfast Sponsor: Troy Mechanical, Inc.

Pot O’ Gold Sponsor: Cristiano Welding Supply

Gift Sponsor: Sordoni Construction Services, Inc.

Cocktail Sponsor – Topp Business Solutions

Mulligan Sponsor: Milnes Engineering, Construction, and Surveying

Hole in One Sponsor: Gibbons Ford

Photo Caption:

Recently, sponsors of the 29th Annual Johnson College Open met on the Johnson College campus to discuss the event being held on Friday, May 20, 2022, at Pine Hills Country Club in Taylor, PA.  Proceeds from this annual golf tournament support the Johnson College Presidential Scholarship Fund. Left to Right – Front row: Ashley Bechaver – Gibbons Ford, Joyce Fasula – Gerrity’s Supermarkets, Dr. Katie Pittelli – Johnson College, Liz Finley – Sweda Advertising, and Michael Dennen – PNC Bank. Back Row: Marcelo DeSousa – Fastenal, J. Patrick Dietz – Peoples Security Bank & Trust, Debbie Kolsovsky – PNC Bank, Pat Rogers – Toyota of Scranton, Lisa Akulonis – Citizens Savings Bank, Bill Stevens – Sprint Print, Bryan Boles – Topp Business Solutions, and Karen Baker – Johnson College

Johnson College Receives $1,000,000 Gift from Jessup Native and College Alum, Ideal T. Saldi and his wife, Frances P. Saldi

On Wednesday, April 20, 2022, during an on-campus event to celebrate Ideal T. and Frances P. Saldi Day at the College, Johnson College’s President & CEO, Dr. Katie Pittelli, announced a $1,000,000 gift from Johnson College graduate Ideal T. Saldi and his wife Frances P. Saldi (formally Frances Prutisto).

The Saldi’s gift is a milestone for the College, as it’s the largest gift from an alum and one of the most significant gifts in Johnson College’s history.

“Johnson College kept me out of the coal mines and provided me the skills that allowed me to earn money to pay for college,” said Mr. Saldi. “Whatever success I have enjoyed, I owe to Johnson College.”

“Ideal and Frances’ gift will have a direct and lasting impact on our students and the College,” Dr. Pittelli added. “It inspires us to deliver the best real-world, hands-on, industry-driven education that our students, industry partners, and community expect from Johnson College.”

Mr. Saldi is a graduate of Johnson College, class of 1949, Jessup High School, The Pennsylvania State University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mrs. Saldi is a graduate of Archbald High and earned a Liberal Arts degree from The Pennsylvania State University.

Mr. Saldi started his professional career at the General Electric Company and was employed there for 18 years, rising through the ranks to become General Manager of one of their businesses. He left General Electric to start several companies beginning with Integrated Display Systems, which he later sold to Refac Electronics in New York City and became president of the combined companies. He later became president of C-Cor Electronics in State College, Pennsylvania, and AM Communications.

In all, he started a total of 18 companies during his professional career and continues to run two he started in 1981. Mr. Saldi has served on several Board of Directors and has been awarded 18 patents during his professional career.

After raising four children, Mrs. Saldi began her career as a real estate agent – first with a retirement community, then moving on to private residential sales.

The Saldi’s have three surviving children, six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Johnson College provides real-world, hands-on learning in a supportive environment and prepares graduates to enter into or advance their careers. Johnson College degrees become essential careers. Johnson College was founded in 1912 and is the region’s only technical college, offering 17 associate degree and 5 academic certificate programs. A low student-to-instructor ratio supports an emphasis on hands-on learning. Located in Scranton on a 44-acre campus, the College is an accredited, private, non-profit, co-educational institution with a strong tradition of working with regional businesses and industries to ensure a skilled and qualified workforce. For additional information on Johnson College, please call 1-800-2-WE-WORK, email enroll@johnson.edu, or visit Johnson.edu.

Photo Caption: Left to Right – Ideal T. Saldi, Johnson College Alum, class of 1949 and Dr. Katie Pittelli, Johnson College’s President & CEO