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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Updated 8/21: Former Alfred State football player Rod Streater is creating a buzz around the Oakland Raiders and the NFL after his performance in his first preseason game vs. the Dallas Cowboys. Streater, an undrafted free agent, spent a year as a safety and a year at wide receiver wearing the Pioneer blue & gold before transferring to Temple University for his final two years of college eligibility.
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Ten students and four faculty members from the Alfred State Automotive Trades Department are traveling to the famous Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah this week to attempt to break the land speed record for 1 liter automobiles.
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Dr. Richard Kellogg, professor emeritus of psychology at Alfred State, is the author of an article appearing in the most recent issue of THE NEW YORK REVIEW OF SCIENCE FICTION, a quarterly literary journal. Titled "Philip Wylie: The Crusader of Science Fiction," the article discusses how author Philip Gordon Wylie (1902-1971) incorporated important social issues into his novels of speculative fiction.
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