All Stories

 “We learn how to do certain tasks and then they assign us a project that uses those tools for us to prove that we understand it.”

Brynn Timothy

“We are on schedule with the Agriculture Science Building and are at the point where we will start seeing the updating of this building come to life. Not only will the building have an incredible new look and technology-enriched labs, but it will also reduce our carbon footprint.”

Jon Nickerson

“Being so involved on campus, I have had people come up to me and just talk to me about my experience and ask questions about everything I do. I have helped forge the community at Alfred State. You have a sense of belonging here.”

Cameron Hernandez

“I chose Alfred State because I like how the classes are structured to be hands-on and everything is straight forward. I chose electrical as my major because I really like the process and the troubleshooting of making things work.”

Emily Kroll

“These students excelled in the program, and they have gained the knowledge and tools needed to be successful in their positions. I am proud of their efforts and wish them the best in their endeavors.”

Scott Richardson

“Civic engagement projects are an excellent way to assist our community partners, both in Allegany County and abroad, while giving the students exposure to real-world projects and stakeholders."

Professor William Dean

“Learning both the creative and the principle of marketing gives you the real-world experience of what it would be like in marketing. It helps me stand out to have knowledge of both.”

Jessie Marusarz

The Fourth of July marks the birth of our nation and the enduring freedoms we enjoy - freedoms made possible by the courage and sacrifice of those who came before us.

“What a successful trip for our students. They not only showed the skills they have learned in our classrooms and labs, but they represented the Alfred State very well. I am extremely proud of their efforts.”

Jeff Stevens

“This was most students’ first time designing a building for affordable housing. Students understood that their proposals would impact the community in a big way and took on the challenge of utilizing an existing historic building that could showcase the rich history of El Camino.”

EB Joyce