Senator Rolison meets DCC students during summer enrichment program visit

State Senator Robert Rolison, District 39 - Official U.S. Senate headshot
State Senator Robert Rolison, District 39 - Official U.S. Senate headshot
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State Senator Robert Rolison recently visited Dutchess Community College to meet with students participating in the Educational Opportunity Program’s (EOP) Summer Enrichment Program. The EOP supports students from across New York State who are studying various subjects, including aviation, business administration, nursing, and law.

During his visit, Senator Rolison shared his views on the importance of such initiatives. “The EOP Summer Enrichment Program at Dutchess Community College gives Hudson Valley students the tools, confidence, and support they need to thrive in their academic journeys. By investing in these young people, we are not only opening doors for their individual success — we are also strengthening our communities for years to come. These students represent the future of the Hudson Valley, and programs like this ensure that future is bright, inclusive, and full of opportunity.”

According to information provided by Dutchess Community College, EOP participants gain essential skills and resources necessary for academic achievement. The program aims to foster a stronger and more inclusive community in the Hudson Valley by supporting student success.

Senator Rolison emphasized his ongoing support for educational programs that expand opportunities: “By investing in their futures, we’re investing in the future of our community.” He stated he is proud to support efforts that make educational opportunities accessible to all.



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