MIDDLETOWN – SUNY Orange Foundation this week announced the appointment of three new members to its Board of Directors. Megan Robbins ’14, Wyoma Svarczkopf, and Stella Page were approved by a unanimous vote of the Foundation’s Board.
“On behalf of the SUNY Orange Foundation Board of Directors, it’s my honor to welcome Megan, Wyoma, and Stella as our newest members. I’m grateful for their spirit of volunteerism and enthusiasm for the Foundation’s mission,” said Adam McCarey, SUNY Orange Foundation Board Chair. “Each of them brings a unique perspective as we work together in support of the SUNY Orange community.”
Robbins, a lifelong resident of Orange County and graduate of Minisink High School, earned her associate’s degree from SUNY Orange in 2014 as a Criminal Justice student. She went on to earn her bachelor’s degree from Mount Saint Mary College, where she graduated cum laude and received MSMC’s first-ever Excellence in Criminology Award. Robbins serves as a Resource Coordinator for the NYS Unified Court System, where she works to connect individuals to community resources and support services.
Svarczkopf brings a unique blend of professional experience and educational passion to the SUNY Orange Foundation Board. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the College of Staten Island (CUNY). She launched her career in public accounting with RBT CPAs, where she specialized in financial auditing and worked with a diverse range of clients, including nonprofit organizations. During the pandemic, Svarczkopf discovered a love for teaching and joined the Kingston City School District as a business teacher. While teaching, she pursued her Master of Science in Education from SUNY Oswego.
SUNY Orange student Stella Page serves as the Foundation Board’s student representative. A graduate of Pine Bush High School, Ms. Page attends SUNY Orange full-time and is enrolled in the pre-nursing program, and is working toward acceptance into the College’s highly competitive nursing program. She is a member of the Chemistry, Math, and Outdoors Clubs and recently participated in the New York State Conference on the Environment as an intern for Sustainable Hudson Valley.
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