“Everything I saw was engaging and connected to real-world experiences. I learned about opportunities and career paths that I hadn’t even considered before.” - Allison Bateson
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"My internship was eye-opening. It helped me understand the kind of work I want to do and confirmed that this is the right career path for me." - Peter Tonkery
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“The experience helped reinforce and deepen my knowledge by putting it into practice. I learned about penal law and how laws are applied in real-life situations, not just in theory.” - Evelissa Zayas
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“Our professors have worked in the field before. It is interesting to hear their stories and experiences and being able to connect that within class.”
Lillian Haley
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“I chose Alfred State because it is close to home and it had a good program. I want to help people and make an impact on people in our world today.”
Leilani Sloan
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Dr. Richard Kellogg, professor emeritus of psychology at Alfred State College, has authored his ninth book in a series of mystery stories for children entitled “Barry Baskerville and the Stolen Car.”
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“The sisters really took me in. They joke that I came around and I never left. I knew they had me my back. It was an amazing support system. This is always going to be my home away from home.”
Jenna Plouse
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“At first, I was more interested in getting an associate degree and then I met my incredible advisor who swayed me into switching into the four-year program. I have learned so much from my professors. Criminal justice is so broad, there is so many different opportunities in it.”
Mattison Buckley
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Daniel Aftuck, Aric Bryant, and David Ray were named the recipients of the Advising Excellence award at Alfred State’s annual recognition ceremony.
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Dr. Mark Whitman, an associate professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department at Alfred State, recently published the book "A New Understanding of Burnout: Empowering Change Through Prevention: Cracking the code of burnout of public safety but important for you!"
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