Student & Faculty Success

A trio of Alfred State athletes earned trips to the NCAA Division III National Championships with strong performances at the NCAA Regionals. Sean Malenfant (Averill Park, NY) and Zachary Levey (Horseheads, NY) will compete at the Wrestling Championships while Conor Compton (Rexford, NY) will compete for the second straight year at the Diving Championships.

“In our world the most dangerous accidents always seem to be a trench collapse. We have thirty-five seniors taking part in this simulation experience and someday, somewhere one of them is going to have to assist in a rescue attempt."

Brian Adams

"The Project Prom Dress Extravaganza means a great deal to local families and the sisters of Delta Chi Omega have worked hard to keep this initiative a mainstay for our community. The Center for Civic Leadership is proud to have this event kickstart our campus Spring into Action week and appreciate all the donors and student that make this event possible year after year.”

Cyan Corwine

“We had amazing speakers, and the day was lively and engaging. We were able to learn but at the same time have a fun time.”

Interim Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Afua Boahene

“I am extremely proud of the hard work and dedication our riders have put in this season. I look forward to continuing our training as we prepare for the semifinals and national championship.”

Head Coach Rose Stayer Ruffner

"Ben and Brandon each made a mark at this national tournament. With Ben being a senior, it is exciting to see surging in him in his final spring season with two major tournaments yet to go. Watching Brandon break the school record indicates that he is going to make a mark for years to come!”

Greg Sammons

Archery Head Coach

"Our coaching staff is extremely proud of the efforts of our entire program today. To run the conference tournament and represent ourselves on and off the mats the way we did all day today was great to see and be a part of."

Justin Signorelli

Head Coach

"This inaugural class of inductees represents the beginning of a continued effort to recognize outstanding students in the BArch program.”

Colin Thompson

“Congratulations to these students that put in the time and effort to achieve this honor. Your hard work in the classrooms and labs has paid off. I encourage you to keep up the great work.”

Carrie Cokely

Vice President for Academic Affairs

“Projects like this give our students a real-world experience. In eight short weeks, each group worked together to develop plans from what they had learned and seen in Angelica. The students did an excellent job taking what they have learned in the classroom and applying it to a client.”

Matt DiRado

ASC Architecture Professor