A Mediterranean cruise in March is always a rare treat; this year at Alfred State College, it was an award-winning event as well. The Dining Services team at Alfred State College has won a Gold Award from the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS) for a special event it hosted at the college in March.
A Mediterranean cruise in March is always a rare treat; this year at Alfred State College, it was an award-winning event as well. The Dining Services team at Alfred State College has won a Gold Award from the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS) for a special event it hosted at the college in March. The Dining Services team is part of Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services Inc. (ACES), the not-for-profit corporation that provides dining services on campus.
The off-campus program, managed by Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES), is a partnership between the college and area businesses. This is the third year of the program and Applebee’s and Surfside Tan are the 11th and 12th vendors to join.
Applebee’s and Surfside Tan in Hornell have joined the Alfred State College Campus Partner program which allows students to use their Campus Card debit account at area businesses who participate in the program.
The off-campus program, managed by Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES), is a partnership between the college and area businesses. This is the third year of the program and Applebee’s and Surfside Tan are the 11th and 12th vendors to join.
“We’re excited that we have been of service to our student customers for all these years,” said Stephen Schnorr, ACES executive director. “We’ve been around so long that that we are looking for the grandchildren of some of our first customers to come to Alfred State.”
Good value and good customer service keep companies in business. Great value and great customer service keep you in business even longer. That’s the case for an Alfred company that’s celebrating its 65th year of service in 2011. Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services, Inc. (ACES), a not-for-profit company that supports the mission of Alfred State College, plans a year-long celebration of its big milestone.
“I worked for ACES catering when I was in college and over the summer and I knew that they sometimes used edible flowers for their dishes. I approached Bron Norasethaporn, the catering manager, to see if he would be willing to buy flowers from me,” Kacalski said.
Sometimes, the stars are misaligned and a farmer or a gardener is born into the wrong city. When it happens, those budding individuals must make their own way to a place where they can become rooted – a place where their passion for plants and agriculture can thrive. It happened this way for Tom Kacalski, Alfred State College ’06, ’09. And now Kacalski is providing specialized growing services for Alfred State’s Dining Services.
Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES—the campus dining, vending, and transportation provider) was delighted to learn that the video it prepared for orientation has won the 2010 Outstanding Multimedia/Emerging Technology award from the National Orientation Director’s Association (NODA).
When wide-eyed incoming freshmen arrive on the Alfred State College to attend campus orientation sessions in the summer, they are treated to high-energy, interactive educational sessions that help them understand and prepare for college life. This year, they were also treated to an award-winning orientation video to help smooth out the transition from high school to college.
Uncle Alfred's Sub Shop has joined the Alfred State College Campus Partner program. The program allows students to use their Campus Card debit account at area businesses who participate in the program.
Uncle Alfred's Sub Shop has joined the Alfred State College Campus Partner program. The program allows students to use their Campus Card debit account at area businesses who participate in the program.
The off-campus Campus Partner program is a partnership between the college and area businesses that is managed by Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES). This is the third year of the program and Uncle Alfred's Sub Shop is the tenth vendor to join.
Alfred State College and National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH), a non-academic honor society consisting of the top 1% of student leaders, announces the winners of April’s “Of The Month” (OTM) Awards.
Alfred State College and National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH), a non-academic honor society consisting of the top 1% of student leaders, announces the winners of April’s “Of The Month” (OTM) Awards.
Awardees include:
Resident Assistant Of The Month – Elise Brown from Getman Hall
Alfred State College employees once again participated in the annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Dayin April. This event is open to employees’ children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews between the ages of nine and 15; this year, 25 children participated.
Alfred State College employees once again participated in the annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Dayin April. This event is open to employees’ children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews between the ages of nine and 15; this year, 25 children participated.
The 11thannual Alfred State College Regional Science and Technology Fair and the 2nd annual ASC Technology Challenge will be held concurrently on Friday, April 9, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Orvis Activities Center gymnasium on the Alfred campus.
The 11thannual Alfred State College Regional Science and Technology Fair and the 2nd annual ASC Technology Challenge will be held concurrently on Friday, April 9, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Orvis Activities Center gymnasium on the Alfred campus.
College students can buy and resell their textbooks anywhere these days, but an overwhelming number of Alfred State College students choose to use the Campus Store as their primary book and supply retailer, according to a recent online survey conducted by Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES). According to the survey respondents, 82 percent of students purchase their books from the store. ACES runs the Campus Stores at both Alfred State campuses.
College students can buy and resell their textbooks anywhere these days, but an overwhelming number of Alfred State College students choose to use the Campus Store as their primary book and supply retailer, according to a recent online survey conducted by Auxiliary Campus Enterprises and Services (ACES). According to the survey respondents, 82 percent of students purchase their books from the store. ACES runs the Campus Stores at both Alfred State campuses.
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A Mediterranean cruise in March is always a rare treat; this year at Alfred State College, it was an award-winning event as well. The Dining Services team at Alfred State College has won a Gold Award from the National Association of College and University Food Services (NACUFS) for a special event it hosted at the college in March.
Alfred State College employees once again participated in the annual Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work
