“Alfred State is one of the few colleges that have a mechatronics program. I like that they teach you step by step through the engineering process and build up skills.” - Nehemiah Abelard-Johnson
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"I've always been fascinated by electronics and wanted to understand how they work. Alfred State gave me the opportunity to learn the theory behind it and then apply it through hands-on experiences." - Eve Razzano
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“The students were fully engaged. I really didn't expect them to learn so much in this short period of time but today when they started applying these skills and programming, it was amazing.” - Mohamed Eleshaky
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"I've always loved working on cars. I grew up tinkering on my own vehicles, so getting the opportunity to compete and put those skills to use is exactly why I wanted to be part of this team." - John Heimer
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"The lectures gave me the foundation to do the hands-on work, and when it came time to apply what I learned, the professors were always there to help. I've never felt lost." - Arnold St. Phard
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“Our objective was to illustrate to these students that, although most will graduate with the same mechanical engineering degree, the job opportunities it can lead to are diverse, and there are several pathways available to a challenging and rewarding career in advanced manufacturing if you’re willing to work hard and continue learning." - Chris Napoleon
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The Alfred State Rural Postsecondary and Economic Development (RPED) team in partnership with Dream It Do It for Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties hosted 16 Alfred-Almond Students in grades 9-12 interested in the manufacturing field.
After touring ASK Chemicals in Alfred Station, the group came to Alfred State for a tour, lunch, and hands-on learning in the Engineering Technology building.
“The hands-on learning bridges the gap with the theory so that when you are working in the field for your job, you already have that base to build off of.”
Allison DeGraff
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“We are enriching the opportunities for SUNY Niagara students by introducing guaranteed admissions pathway into Alfred State’s bachelor’s degree program. This means students can begin their academic journey knowing that their next step to a four-year degree is not only possible but promised.”
Carrie Cokely
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