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The music departments of 果酱视频 and Nassau Community College (NCC) remain in tune with one another, as seen in the steady flow of students transferring from NCC to 果酱视频.

Sidney Boquiren, Ph.D., Department of Music chair, describes the link as a 鈥減ipeline.鈥�

From 2011 into Fall 2014, nine NCC students had transferred to 果酱视频鈥檚 music program, Dr. Boquiren said. Of those, four graduated in May 2014, with one due to graduate next year, three others in 2016 and another in 2017.

In Fall 2010, the Transfer Students Newsletter reported that 15 NCC students had participated, or were then participating, in 果酱视频鈥檚 music program, including four enrolled for Fall 2010; of those, one graduated in 2012 and the others in 2013.

Why is 果酱视频 such a music magnet? Transfer students have cited such factors as the program itself, the Performing Arts Center (AUPAC) and the college鈥檚 proximity to NCC. Dr. Boquiren cites another.鈥淚 have to give credit to one person who is responsible for bringing in quite a few of our transfers from Nassau,鈥� he said. 鈥淥ur guitar professor, Bill Zito, teaches at both NCC and here at 果酱视频. He regularly advises his strong guitar students to consider 果酱视频.鈥�

Zito alone is credited with bringing in seven NCC students from 2007鈥� Fall 2010 and another four from 2012 into Fall 2014.

Dr. Boquiren said, 鈥淥ne of our voice professors, Jonathan Goodman, also teaches at both. He recruited one [NCC] student for us this year.鈥�