Alfred State College faculty and staff gathered for
breakfast recently to hear President John Anderson's opening remarks.
Anderson kicked off the academic year by updating new and returning faculty on
the state of the college as well as spotlighting the college's strategic plan
to guide the campus community through the next five years.
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Alfred State College faculty and staff welcomed this
year's incoming freshman class of 1,400 students during the 15th
annual New Student Convocation. This year's speakers were Jim J. Grillo, SUNY
distinguished teaching professor, ASC Business Technology Department; and Adam
Nash, Barneveld, ASC Student Senate president.
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Moving-in day at Alfred State College saw hundreds of
families like the one pictured here hauling their students' belongings to
campus to begin the new academic year.
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Alfred State College President Dr. John M. Anderson recently convened a meeting of all the volunteer boards that serve the institution. This first-ever gathering of its type served to acquaint new board members (and experienced ones) with the goals and responsibilities of the other volunteer boards.
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Sophomore pre-season NJCAA All-American volleyball player Jenni Jerome (Syracuse/Westhill) is busy preparing for the 2008 season. She took time to give her prespective on the preseason camp and the upcoming season.
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The Alfred State College athletic department will induct the 2008 Hall of Fame class during ceremonies on Friday September 12 as part of Homecoming activities. Softball/basketball player Toni Darling (Johnston), bowler Gerry Cox, and baseball player Joe Van Gorder will join the 43 current members of the Hall of Fame.
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Students at Alfred State College will join the trayless revolution when they return to school this fall. Dining services organizations across the county are removing trays from dining halls in order to reduce food waste and save both water and electricity.
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Donald Holzer, Murfreesboro, TN, Alfred State College
class of 1956 (plant and soil science), recently donated $20,000 to his alma
mater to help modernize the soils laboratory and provide students with more
practical, hands-on techniques to evaluate soil properties and enhance soil
quality.
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When you think of college
fraternities, do scenes from the movie Animal House come to mind?
For 30 years, America's view of fraternities (and in some cases, sororities)
has been influenced by the toga-wearing, hard-drinking, food-fighting brothers
of Delta House.
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