Eight Alfred State College students attended an ACUI (Association for College Unions International) conference where, for a portion Saturday, the students participated in a community service activity.
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Students enrolled in Alfred State College’s motorsports technology program recently returned from a seven-day field trip to Mooresville and Concord, NC, to get an insider’s view of professional racing.
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Physical and Health Sciences Department, met with Honors Program members and other guests Nov. 10, to discuss legal and illicit drugs from both a policy perspective and a forensic chemist’s perspective.
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Veterans’ Day 2010 saw Alfred State College pay tribute to veterans and current members of the United States armed forces with the release of a special edition of Ergo, the student literary magazine, comprised of pieces written by current and former students who served or are serving in the armed forces and those who love them.
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Five Alfred State College students, participating in mixed-university teams, captured two Platinum Awards, two Gold Awards, and one Silver Award for their team analyses and presentations to the panel of judges at the recent eighth annual Northeast Regional Dairy Challenge held in Batavia in October.
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The movie To Save A Life will be shown as part of anti-bullying week, at Alfred State College, Thursday, Nov. 18, 2010, at 5 p.m. in the Orvis auditorium on the Alfred campus. The movie, which is rated PG-13, is open to the public free of charge. A discussion of the film will follow immediately after the movie.
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The purpose of the tour, according to instructor William Horton, was to put into practice an actual case study inside of the manufacturing facility.
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“Don’s gift will allow us to develop a great land laboratory,” says ASC Dean of Arts and Sciences Dr. Terry Tucker. Holzer agrees: “I’m very enthused – I can see the agriculture program being reborn through Dean Tucker’s enthusiasm and vision. The sun is beginning to shine again on agriculture at Alfred State.”
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Anderson notes that he is “proud to join my colleagues in this necessary and worthwhile endeavor. Colleges play a vital role in preparing our nation’s workforce and in acting as agents of economic change. I wholeheartedly embrace this opportunity to train workers for high-growth jobs in the green economy and educate students about the importance of sustainability.”
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Ergo, the student literary magazine, will be available Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. in the Allegany Room of the Central Dining Hall on the Alfred campus. The event, sponsored by the College’s Department of English and Humanities, is open to the public free of charge.
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