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Warm up your commute with Coffee & Cocoa for Commuters! ☕
Stop by SDC 117 on Monday, April 6, for free coffee, hot cocoa, and donuts from Dunkin’.
🕘 Starting at 9:00 AM (while supplies last). Hosted by the Commuter Council.

Students who complete the 2026–2027 FAFSA at StudentAid.gov by May 1 will be automatically entered for a chance to win a scholarship.

Prizes:
• 1st Place: $1,000 scholarship
• 2nd Place: $500 scholarship
• 3rd Place: $250 scholarship

Please note you must enroll for the Fall 2026 semester to be eligible.

If you need help completing your FAFSA, contact the Student Records and Financial Services Office at 607-587-4253 (toll-free 1-800-4-ALFRED) or email sfs@alfredstate.edu.

The deadline is fast approaching, so started today!

Best of luck!
Alfred State
Student Records and Financial Services

CRIMINAL JUSTICE/HUMAN SERVICES CAREER FAIR
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 2026, 9:00-1:00 P.M.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP CENTER, 3RD FLOOR, RM. 310 & OPEN AREA BY CAFE

The Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences is hosting this Career Fair to bring together students seeking internships, jobs, and community service projects with agencies that would like to recruit students for these activities.  Don’t miss this opportunity!

Agencies participating thus far are:

Criminal Justice Agencies:

Allegany County Probation

Allegany County Sheriff
ASC Police Academy
ASC University Police

Corning Global Security
FBI (Buffalo)

Henrico County, VA Police Dept.

Hornell Police Dept.
Livingston County Sheriff

Monroe County Sheriff

NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
NYS Police
Rochester Police Dept.
Steuben County Sheriff

Syracuse Police Dept.
TSA (Transportation Security Administration)

US Army Recruiting Office

US Customs & Border Protection
US Marshals Service

Human Services Agencies:

Aim Independent Living
Allegany Council on Alcoholism

Allegany County Administrator

Allegany/Steuben ARC
Faith in Action
Hornell Area Concern for Youth
Hornell Partners for Growth

Steuben County Social Services

Vincent House
 

Support a Great Cause at On The Block! April 11th 4-8 on the Mackenzie Quad

We’re excited to share that proceeds from this year’s On The Block event will be donated to ACCORD: A Center for Dispute Resolution & Community Justice, a Community Action Agency located in Belmont. ACCORD plays a vital role in supporting individuals and families in our local community through programs that promote stability, self-sufficiency, and overall well-being.

We’re asking all students, faculty, and staff to help us give back by bringing:

• Spare change
• Unopened self-care items
• Canned goods

These donations will be used as “votes” for your favorite activities at the event, so the more you bring, the more you can support both your top picks and the community!

Don’t miss the dunk tank just $5 per turn and all proceeds from it will also go directly toward supporting ACCORD.

By attending On The Block, you’re not just showing up for a fun event you’re making a real impact right here in our community. Let’s come together to have fun, give back, and support a cause that truly matters.

Show up. Donate. Vote. Make a difference. 

Students can begin picking up their graduation packet on April 6 at the Alfred Campus Store or Wellsville Campus Store during regular store hours. Students that would like to attend commencement and have not paid the commencement fee can pay the $60 fee at time of pick up.  Bachelor students will need to purchase an academic hood from the Campus Store (additional $30).  If you are an online student or not on campus this semester, please call the Alfred Campus Store, 607-587-4020, to have your graduation package shipped to you (shipping charges will apply).

🎯 Get Career‑Ready for the Buffalo Bills visit 

Prepare ahead of the Buffalo Bills campus visit on Thursday, April 17. No appointment needed!

📅 Thursday, April 16
🕙 10 AM – 1 PM
📍 318 EJ Brown

✅ Resume Reviews
✅ Elevator Pitch Practice

Questions-Reach out to Career Development-404 Student Leadership Center

Please excuse the following students from classes on Friday, 4/10/26. They will be attending a field trip in Buffalo to tour UB`s Gross Anatomy Lab and Brain Museum with Nicole DiRado and Holly Young. 

Bachert, Brendan

Boyer, Aiden

Carstens, Benjamin

Curry, Taylor

Dullen, Makenzie

Hargather, Karlee

Harrington, Brady

Maggione, Madelyn

Matthews, Makenzie

Mormino, Christopher

O'Keefe, Mallory

Sierotnik, Xianna

Williamson, Lacey

Wolfe, Ashley

Kick off to Hot Dog Week!

The Sport Applied Event Management Class is hosting a  Pickleball Tournament on
 

Monday, April 20 | 4:30–6:30 PM (Outdoor Courts with Orvis Gymnasium as a rain location).

Details:

• 💲 Entry Fee: $5 per player
• 👥 Teams of 2
• 🏆 Prizes: Gift cards + bookstore merch for winners and other raffle items

50% of the proceeds will go to the Alfred Food Pantry.  Bring a non-perishable food item for the Alfred Food Pantry and receive a raffle ticket for your chance to win Dunkin gift Cards, a JBL speaker, Bookstore Merchandise and more!

Sign Up:
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Fall 2026 registration begins Monday, April 6 at 9 AM. Don’t miss your opportunity to register on time—prepare now to avoid delays.

Before Registration Opens:

• Clear your holds: View and resolve your holds now and contact the appropriate office with questions.
• Print your Course Selection Form
• Meet with your advisor: Review your course selections and receive your Alternate Registration PIN and time ticket. 

Helpful Reminders:

• Register early: Courses fill quickly—sign up as soon as your time ticket opens.  
• Check financial aid messages: Some courses (like repeats or those not counting toward your degree) may impact your aid and result in additional charges.
• Need help? Registration Instructions (How-to Guides) are available in my.AlfredState.edu under Academics → Additional Academic Info on the Academic Resources card.

Special Situations:

• Graduating and returning in a new major? Complete the Joint Intent to Enroll form (Stay For 4) or apply for readmission and submit your enrollment deposit to receive a registration time and PIN.
• No longer graduating this semester? Ask your Academic Department Chair to remove you from the graduation list so you can be assigned a registration time. 

The Student Success Center will be hosting the How to Overcome a Bad Day Workshop on Tuesday, April 7th at 5pm in the Student Development Center, Room 109. Everyone has had one - a day that just does not go as planned. Sometimes we wake up and just feel off, or sometimes it feels everyone we try to do goes wrong. This workshop will discuss options on how to overcome these days. Learn how to learn how to control your day, rather than be a victim of a bad day.

Find this workshop, future events and a collection of online workshops on a wide variety of topics available on our Student Success Center SharePoint.