Overcast skies did not slow down annual Hot Dog Day festivities. Alfred State, Alfred University, and the community enjoyed the latest rendition of the tradition started in 1972.
“This is one of my favorite days of the year. I am thankful for all the Pioneer athletes, my colleagues within the athletic department, and all the volunteers from across campus that came together to help with this event. The smiles, the laughs, and the high fives are the best. I am already excited about next year.”
Anne Holmok
“As a student and first-time voter, I truly believe that voting is essential to shaping the future of our country. Working as a nonpartisan representative has taught me so much and allowed me to connect with people from all walks of life. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to work with Cyan and Civic Engagement - it has been an amazing experience!"
Adriana Gill
“The Center for Civic Leadership is incredibly proud of all the efforts that helped us successfully live into our action plan to, once again, earn the Voter Friendly Campus designation.”
Cyan Corwine.
“We have some very motivated student leaders and supportive faculty and staff that help to make these events possible. These opportunities were created with the hope of engaging not only the campus community but the whole Alfred community. I am proud of the efforts of our student body, and I look forward to an exciting month of events.”
Cyan Corwine
“My most cherished memory from this trip is witnessing the joy was witnessing the joy of the homeowner and her son. Helping others provides me with a sense of pride and fosters a deep connection to my community.”
Mamadou Barry
“Every girl deserves to feel beautiful on their prom night. We are so excited to help make that happen for girls in the community. We can't wait for them to find the dress of their dreams."
Aubrea Broker
“I am extremely proud of the work and the impact our students that participate in Greek organizations have. They are building bonds with others in our community while creating lifelong friendships.”
Steve Mauro
Whether a person can stay fifteen minutes or can stay the whole time, I hope participants come across works, quotes, and moments that are inspiring and lead to future curiosity. Events like this broaden perspectives and preserve voices from the past to ensure they are available in the future.”
Cyan Corwine
"Our student-athletes mention this experience as being memorable and one of their favorite activities to be part of while being a Pioneer. It has truly been an amazing event to participate in and we look forward to continuing the tradition in the future."
Jason Doviak
