President's News
Former ASC College Council Chair Pat Fogarty passes away
Wed, Aug 23rd, 2023
“My life and those of thousands of Alfred State College students, faculty, and staff are all richer having been influenced and inspired by the life’s work of Pat Fogarty. For more than three decades, it has been her vision and desire to help others that catapulted Alfred State, Allegany County, and all of Western New York forward as she took a genuine interest in helping those in need, finding ways to improve their lives and empower generations to take the next step to a brighter future.”
Dr. Steve Mauro.
Dr. Mauro excited about future of Alfred State amidst historic anticipated enrollment
Fri, Aug 18th, 2023
“This is an exciting time to be part of Alfred State. We have achieved so much in my brief time here. I look forward to working towards the goals of our new strategic plan and continuing the excellent work being done in and out of our classrooms.”
Dr. Steve Mauro
Former ASC President Dr. John O. Hunter passes away
Mon, Aug 7th, 2023
“Dr. Hunter led the college during such an important time. He started the groundwork of what we are today with the development of bachelor’s degree programs and the building of the Student Development Center, which is so appropriately named after him. I am honored and humbled to follow in the footsteps of leaders like Dr. Hunter who are cornerstones of what Alfred State is today.”
Dr. Steve Mauro
Kishan Zuber named new VP of Enrollment Management at ASC
Thu, Jul 13th, 2023
“At Alfred State, we offer a high-quality education that is purposeful, practical, and affordable. I know how transformative earning a college degree was in my own life and can’t wait to be hands-on in my own way helping Alfred State students launch their careers. I also have an innate interest in exploring the wilderness and have studied at the National Outdoor Leadership School, so I feel right at home in beautiful Alfred.”
- Kishan Zuber, New VP of Enrollment Management
Independence Day – July 4th
Fri, Jun 30th, 2023
I am thankful for the heroes that fought for that freedom and think of those heroes that continue to protect our freedoms today. I ask that you thank those around you that protect our freedoms.
Dr. Steve Mauro
Juneteenth - 2023
Thu, Jun 15th, 2023
On June 19, 1865, enslaved Americans in Texas were told they were free. Juneteenth, a celebration of this event, has long been celebrated by the African American community and was signed into law in 2021.
Northland campus holds Commencement ceremony
Sat, May 20th, 2023
“Each and every one of you have worked tirelessly in your classrooms and labs, you have faced challenges, and you have overcome obstacles to reach this momentous occasion. Never forget that you did this work. You have all gained the knowledge and the confidence needed to step into your careers.”
Stephen Tucker
CEO and President of the Northland Workforce Training Center
Southern Italy Tours for Southern Tier Students
Mon, May 15th, 2023
“Such an experience develops a fully evolved worldview for students. This is important because they will soon be employed and interacting with a wide diversity of people and cultures. Changes half a world away also impact economies and American society at lightning speed. Providing opportunities like this as part of what they’ve learned at Alfred State positions our students to be more adaptive and prepared for great success.”
Dr. Steven Mauro
Alfred State College President
Alfred State College holds 112th Commencement Ceremony
Sat, May 13th, 2023
“I have been fortunate to observe the dedication and passion of our student body firsthand. Your perseverance, resilience, and ingenuity have transformed our campus into a space where ideas flourish, and where we are encouraged to challenge the status quo in the pursuit of knowledge and progress. Our time has prepared us to be architects of our own destiny.”
Soumya Konar '23
Student Senate President
Carrie L. Cokely named new VP of academic affairs at ASC
Mon, May 1st, 2023
“I am excited to be joining the Alfred State College community and continuing the tradition of providing high-quality, affordable education to students from all social and economic backgrounds."
Carrie Cokley Vice President of Academic Affairs