SUNY Interim Chancellor Dr. John B. Clark today nominated Dr. John M. Anderson
to be the next president of Alfred State College.
SUNY Interim Chancellor Dr. John B. Clark today nominated Dr. John M. Anderson
to be the next president of Alfred State College. The nomination will go before
the SUNY Board of Trustees for final approval at its next meeting, scheduled
for Jan. 15, 2008. If approved, Dr. Anderson's appointment would be effective
March 1, 2008.
Anselm Tshibangu, assistant
professor, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Alfred State College has
completed requirements to be named an ASQ-certified quality engineer (ASQ-CQE)
by the Certification Board of the American Society for Quality.
Anselm Tshibangu, assistant
professor, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Alfred State College has
completed requirements to be named an ASQ-certified quality engineer (ASQ-CQE)
by the Certification Board of the American Society for Quality. As such, Tshibangu has reached a significant
level of professional recognition, indicating a proficiency in and a
comprehension of quality engineering principles and practices. Individuals who earn this certification are
allowed to use "ASC CQE" on their business cards and professional
correspondence.
Dr. Richard Kellogg, professor of
psychology at Alfred State College, is the author of a new book published by
Gryphon Books titled Vignettes of Sherlock Holmes.
Dr. Richard Kellogg, professor of
psychology at Alfred State College, is the author of a new book published by
Gryphon Books (www.gryphonbooks.com) of New York. Titled Vignettes of Sherlock Holmes, the book
is a collection of scholarly essays dealing with the great detective from a
variety of psychological, historical, and literary perspectives.
Alfred State College staff members and current and retired
faculty have contributed items for the featured exhibit in the Hinkle Library
Gallery and Reading Room entitled "Student Life, Technology & Trends: 1908
- 2008."
Alfred State College staff members and current and retired
faculty have contributed items for the featured exhibit in the Hinkle Library
Gallery and Reading Room entitled "Student Life, Technology & Trends: 1908
- 2008." Part of the College's Centennial Celebration, this exhibit showcases
images of student life over the past century, and is paired with a collection
of everyday and specialized items introduced over the same time period. Funds for the exhibit were provided by an ASC
Centennial Committee grant which covered the reproduction and professional
Graduates of Alfred State
College's Internet-based health information technology/medical records (HIT) program
Class of 2007 achieved a 100 percent pass rate on the Registered Health Information
Technician (RHIT) national certification exam.
Graduates of Alfred State
College's Internet-based health information technology/medical records (HIT) program
Class of 2007 achieved a 100 percent pass rate on the Registered Health Information
Technician (RHIT) national certification exam. This represents the fourth year
since 2000 that graduates achieved a 100 percent pass rate!
Students enrolled in the Culinary Arts
programs at the School of Applied Technology of Alfred State College will
prepare a holiday buffet on Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 5-7 p.m. in the student dining hall of the Culinary Arts Building
on the Wellsville campus.
Students enrolled in the Culinary Arts
programs at the School of Applied Technology of Alfred State College will
prepare a holiday buffet on Wednesday, Dec. 5, from 5-7 p.m. in the student dining hall of the Culinary Arts Building
on the Wellsville campus. Cost is $15 (all inclusive) per person.
Children 10 and under can eat for $7. Proceeds will benefit the Top Hat
Scholarship Fund and club activities.
The Alfred State College WINS (Women in
Non-traditional Studies-- though the Club is open to all students) Club hosted
two alumnae visitors to campus earlier this month to talk to the WINS Club
members during the 16th annual Women in the Field Dinner.
[img_assist|nid=3373|title=WINS Dinner|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=300|height=193]The Alfred State College WINS (Women in
Non-traditional Studies-- though the Club is open to all students) Club hosted
two alumnae visitors to campus earlier this month to talk to the WINS Club
members during the 16th annual Women in the Field Dinner. The guests spoke to about 35 students from
various curriculums about what they do in their jobs, what is expected, which
courses and college activities help them in their jobs, and advice - most
Alfred State College has been named
to the top 10 undergraduate construction schools in Michael Nelson's inaugural rankings of the top undergraduate construction management and
construction engineering programs in the nation.
Alfred State College has been named
to the top 10 undergraduate construction schools in Michael Nelson's inaugural rankings of the top undergraduate construction management and
construction engineering programs in the nation. Nelson's Web log, C-School Blog - Construction Management Education,
covers current events and trends in
construction management education, student construction competitions, and
Daniel H. Whitford, Cuba, has been named to the board of the Educational Foundation of Alfred, Inc.
Daniel H. Whitford, Cuba, has been named to the board of the Educational Foundation of Alfred, Inc. As a board member, Whitford will contribute his skills to the management of the property affairs, business, and concerns of the corporation; he will also participate in the adoption of resolutions and regulations for the conduct of the management of the affairs of the corporation.
Douglas J.
The Alfred State College WINS (Women in
Non-traditional Studies-- though the Club is open to all students) Club hosted
two alumnae visitors to campus earlier this month to talk to the WINS Club
members during the 16th annual Women in the Field Dinner.
