“We feel good that all the students that are recipients of our funding are going to be able to go on and have a better life. One of the ultimate goals is to inspire other people to also give so they know the impact of helping these students.”
Dottie Kelsey
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“Since 1924, The Collegiate has been a beloved attraction in Alfred. The Ninos family has welcomed generations of visitors to this restaurant with warmth, flavor, and community spirit and we are grateful to them for providing the opportunity to continue this tradition.”
Steven Mauro
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“I can’t believe it has been three years already, we have accomplished so much. Our community is strong and willing to adapt and respond to challenges in higher education, we have overcome challenges and grown enrollment in a way that has enhanced educational excellence.”
Dr. Steven Mauro
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“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
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“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
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“Within our lab period we are preparing to feed the students of the Wellsville campus. That is around six-hundred students every day. I enjoy being creative and the freedom I have in the kitchen.”
Matthew Corbett
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“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
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“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
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