Students enrolled in the culinary
arts programs at Alfred State College will prepare a Mardi Gras celebration,
featuring a New Orleans-style menu, on Tuesday, Feb. 5, from 5-7 p.m., in the student cafeteria of the Culinary Arts Building
on the Wellsville campus.
Students enrolled in the culinary
arts programs at Alfred State College will prepare a Mardi Gras celebration,
featuring a New Orleans-style menu, on Tuesday, Feb. 5, from 5-7 p.m., in the student cafeteria of the Culinary Arts Building
on the Wellsville campus.
Offerings
will include New Orleans-style food, featuring carved flank steak, Louisiana gumbo,
beignets, and a dessert bar.
Alfred State College, in
conjunction with Alfred
University, will host its
large spring concert on Thursday,
April 10, 2008.
Alfred State College, in
conjunction with Alfred
University, will host its
large spring concert on Thursday,
April 10, 2008. BOYS LIKE GIRLS, an American Pop Punk band
from Chicopee, MA,
will take the stage in the Orvis Activities Center
on the Alfred State campus.
Otto Berliner, ASC professor of
psychology emeritus, who escaped the Nazis in his native Hungary during
World War II, has written a historical novel that has premiered to terrific
reviews.
Otto Berliner, ASC professor of
psychology emeritus, who escaped the Nazis in his native Hungary during
World War II, has written a historical novel that has premiered to terrific
reviews. In fact, the book was selected,
by the entire editorial review staff of New Book Reviews (NBR), as the winner
of NBR.org's Best Historical Fiction Book of 2007 Literary Award. The book was published through the BookSurge
division of Amazon.com.
Alfred
State College has been granted authority by the State University of New York
and the NYS Education Department to offer a new bachelor of science degree in
forensic science technology, which will begin accepting students for the fall
2008 semester.
Alfred
State College has been granted authority by the State University of New York
and the NYS Education Department to offer a new bachelor of science degree in
forensic science technology, which will begin accepting students for the fall
2008 semester.
The Alfred State College SkillsUSA chapter is using grant money received from Lowe's to develop a local Elementary School playground project.
The Alfred State College SkillsUSA chapter received a $10,000 grant from Lowe’s and SkillsUSA in March 2007. The Alfred SkillsUSA team wanted to make a significant difference in its college community through both the leadership opportunity and financial gift that they had been awarded.
Alfred State College's Orvis Auditorium was filled to capacity on Jan.
14 as the College's new president, Dr. John M. Anderson addressed the
campus community for the first time in his new role.
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Alfred State College alumni, students, faculty, staff, and retirees
connected recently at a special "Centennial Poetry Reading" where the
alumni centennial issue of Ergo, the campus literary magazine, was
officially "unveiled."
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The
SUNY Board of Trustees today appointed Dr. John M. Anderson as the next
president of Alfred State College. Dr. Anderson's appointment is effective March 1, 2008.
Albany - The
SUNY Board of Trustees today appointed Dr. John M. Anderson as the next
president of Alfred State College. Dr. Anderson's appointment is effective March 1, 2008. He will earn a
salary of $185,000.
Dr. Anderson has, since 2004, served as executive vice
president and provost at Hartwick College
in Oneonta, N.Y. In
addition, he has recently served as interim vice president for student life at
the college. Previously, he was vice president for academic affairs at two SUNY
campuses, SUNY Institute of Technology and Alfred State.
The Alfred State College Nursing Department is continuing its "Pay It Forward" philosophy through the awarding of its second annual "Pay It Forward" scholarship.
The Alfred State College Nursing Department is continuing its "Pay It Forward" philosophy through the awarding of its second annual "Pay It Forward" scholarship, established during the fall 2005 semester and presented to this year's recipients, senior nursing students Katrina Tracy-Folts, Whitesville, and Megan Williams, Houghton, at semester's end.
Charles V. Neal, professor,
Business Technology Department, has taken on the duties of interim vice
president for administrative affairs.
Charles V. Neal, professor,
Business Technology Department, has taken on the duties of interim vice
president for administrative affairs.
Neal,'74, Wellsville, joined the ASC faculty
as an instructor in 1977 and has moved through the ranks achieving the rank of
full professor in 1999. His primary
faculty responsibility included teaching a variety of accounting courses,
advising students, and serving as Accounting Club adviser.
The Alfred State College SkillsUSA chapter is using grant money received from Lowe's to develop a local Elementary School playground project.
Charles V. Neal, professor,
Business Technology Department, has taken on the duties of interim vice
president for administrative affairs.
