Alumni
Welcome Alumni!
The Alfred State College Alumni Relations Office offers a wide variety of events, programs and services. As valued alum you are part of a network of over 48,000 graduates.
- The Career Development Office is here to assist you with exploring career opportunities, searching for jobs, and preparing for job interviews.
- Choose from a variety of ways to support Alfred State.
- Read about exciting recent campus events and future events and activities.
- If you did not find the information you needed, the Office of Alumni Relations is here to assist you.
- Contribute to our Construction Workforce Development Center.
- Learn how IRA Charitable Rollovers can work for you and for Alfred State College.
- Become a member of the Alfred State College Alumni Association Facebook group. We want to know where you have traveled wearing your Alfred State attire. Upload your photos with a description of where you are. To become a member and upload photos, you will need to login to Facebook.
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Frequent Questions
- Are donations to the Alfred State College Development Fund tax-deductible?
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Yes, the Alfred State College Development Fund is a federally-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Gifts to the College are therefore tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
- How do I register for an Online, Credit Course?
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Register and pay for credit courses using the Continuing Education Registration form* on BannerWeb. *Please note that this process may only be used by non-matriculated students to register for credit courses.
See CCET's Registration Instructions page for more information.
- What about smaller gifts? I can't afford much, but I want to make a difference.
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Every gift does make a difference. Through the Annual Fund, even relatively small gifts can have a major impact. Just $25 can purchase a new library book or slides and Petri dishes for a chemistry lab. A $100 gift can help a student with needed books or tools. And when combined with hundreds or even thousands of other "small" gifts, the College can hire new faculty members, offer merit scholarships, or meet a host of other critical, ongoing needs.
