The 2012 Alfred State volleyball season will kick off on Saturday when the Lady Pioneers welcome seven teams to the annual Alfred State Invitational. The blue & gold will begin play with a 9 a.m. contest with Baltimore City CC.
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Fourteen Alfred State building trades students began a 12-week project-based learning assignment Friday when they departed from the Alfred Campus for Biloxi, Mississippi.
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financial planning program, recently authored a new book, My Success Journal: Propel Yourself to Greater Success in College, Business and Life. This workbook provides 12 weeks of exercises which serve to enhance students’ abilities to succeed.
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The Alfred State women's soccer team fell 3-0 to Monroe (Bronx) College in their 2012 season opener. The game played in Rochester was part of the Monroe CC Invitational The Mustangs finished their trip to Rochester with a 2-0 record.
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The Alfred State team succeeded in achieving a peak speed of just over 110 mph using a modified Honda Insight Hybrid donated by an Alfred alumnus.
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This course is for individuals looking to obtain their motorcycle license and is a combination of classroom and hands-on motorcycle training for those with little or no experience in riding a motorcycle.
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“Meaningful connections with industry leaders, is just one of the ways we prepare students to meet and exceed industry standards,” said Clark, adding, “it is also one of the reasons why Alfred State can boast a 99 percent placement rate.”
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Earlier this summer, the two most recent groups of students to travel to Haiti – 24 students in all – completed 10 days of work-intensive learning at the Haiti Health Ministry in Leogane.
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An Alfred State training program for CNC precision machining has helped six displaced workers in Allegany County secure full-time employment in CNC machining.
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Hundreds gathered to hear opening remarks and welcome the incoming class of 1,300 students who join the Alfred community from around the state and around the world.
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