“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
“This year's ideas were not only creatively executed, but also deeply rooted in community impact and environmental awareness. The level of thoughtfulness and heart displayed by each team was inspiring. The future looks bright with these changemakers leading the way."
Ashleigh Madison
Thirty-three Alfred State students participated in the 2025 Showmanship Day held at the college farm. The contest featured dairy, beef, sheep, and goat competitions.
Six Alfred State students were recently inducted in Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) national honor society. This was the thirteenth induction held by Alfred State’s Delta Chi Chapter.
“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
“The new couch is amazing. It instantly changed the look of the lounge. We are grateful to work with the Dwyer Program on this project and hope this is a start of a great relationship between our students that have served our country and the mentorship program available to them right here in Allegany County.”
Joann Bloxsom
“This play is maybe one of my favorite plays of all time. I was actually in it the last time that the Drama Club did it, many years ago. It has been very special for me to be able to bring the play to life from the other side of the stage."
Abby Hurley.
“Alfred State offers a wide variety of curriculums, and this service provides consultation on professional attire for every industry. We know first impressions matter and dressing professional can boost students’ confidence.”
Maureen Sibble
“I feel seen and acknowledged. I was never one to vocalize how difficult the past couple years in college were, but having my hard work pay off to this extent and to be selected for this award, it feels more special and genuine that my EOP family vouched for me and made me feel deserving of it.”
Yesenia Lezama-Aguilar
“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
