Despite a grim
fiscal outlook, not only for Alfred State College, but for all of New York
State, Dr. John M. Anderson, president, ASC, was cautiously optimistic as he
welcomed faculty and staff back to campus just prior to the start of the spring
2009 academic semester.
Officials at Alfred State College have been notified that an anonymous donor has presented the Canandaigua Salvation Army Advisory Board with the opportunity to fund a college scholarship for the next four years.
read more »In my effort to keep all constituencies informed as the New York State budget process evolves, the following summarizes the impact that Governor Paterson's budget proposal may have on Alfred State. You'll recall from my earlier communication that there were three types of possible budget cuts that would substantially affect the college. They were: the non-funding of negotiated salary increases, the state's redirection of 90% of the revenue from tuition increases, and a SUNY base budget cut.
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The Civic Engagement and Activism Headquarters at
Alfred State College conducted a food drive prior to Christmas during which the
members collected four large boxes of food from the students of Alfred State
College.
Recently, Alfred State College National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) adviser Allison Keddie and a group of five ASC students attended the NEACURH (National Affiliation of College and University Residence Halls) Regional Conference at Western New England College.
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Alfred State College's (Women in
Non-traditional Studies--though membership is open to all students) recently
raised $250 through bottle and can returns and coin banks to buy presents
for an area family sponsored by Steuben Rural Ministry of Canisteo.
Dr. John M. Anderson, the 11th president of Alfred State College, can be seen in the stands rooting on Alfred State athletes. He recently took the time to answer a few questions from the sports information department.