Student Announce August 27, 2024


Student Clubs & Organizations Leadership Conference 2024

We are excited to invite you to the Student Clubs & Organizations Leadership Conference 2024, a premier event designed to empower student leaders with essential skills, foster Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) practices, and prepare your organization for a successful academic year.

Event Details:

Important Information:

  • RSVP Deadline: September 4th
  • RSVP Requirement: Attendance must be verified through RSVP to ensure proper planning and food arrangements.
  • Incentive for Clubs & Organizations: Clubs & organizations with Student Senate funding must send two members to earn 5 incentive points for the event.

Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your leadership journey and prepare for a productive academic year. We look forward to seeing you there!

- Tyler Ribble

Student Senate Treasurer Training

The Student Senate Treasurer Training is scheduled for Tuesday, August 27th at 7:00 PM in SLC 310 (Small Event Space). Please arrive up to 15 minutes early to sign in.

For more information and to RSVP, please visit here.

Attendance Requirements:

  • This training is mandatory for all Senate-funded clubs.
  • Each organization must send their Club Treasurer and one additional Executive Board member to receive the THREE incentive points for this event.
  • If the Club Treasurer is unavailable, the organization must still send two members to receive the incentive points. The Club Treasurer can arrange a separate training session with the Director of Finance & Operations, Tyler Ribble, to gain access to club funds.
  • Members may represent more than one organization, but must sign in for each.

Recommendations:

  • Club Advisors and professionals overseeing budgets funded by the Student Senate are encouraged to attend.

Important Note:

  • Failure to attend will result in the organization's budget being frozen until proper training is completed. Incentive points cannot be earned through a substitute training session.
- Tyler Ribble

USEFULL is HERE!

Cheers to a plastic-free future at Alfred State College - SUNY College of Technology! ðŸ’™ðŸ’› Alfred State is now offering USEFULL’s plastic-free, reusable takeout solution at residential dining halls. This initiative represents an impactful step forward in The State University of New York’s goal to phase out single use plastics.

How to install USEFULL app on Android and iPhone devices.  Please use your campus email address. 

For any technical support questions relating to USEFULL product, please email helpdesk@acesalfred.com or call Auxiliary Help Desk at +1 (607) 587-3925. To contact USEFULL directly, email info@usefull.us or call +1 (781) 650-8935. 

- Amy Keyes

Student Senate General Assembly Meetings - Fall Schedule

The Fall Schedule for the Student Senate General Assembly Meeting is as follows:

  • Tuesday, September 10th: Class A Incentive Event - 3 Points
  • Tuesday, September 24th: Class B Incentive Event - 1 Point
  • Tuesday, October 15th: Class B Incentive Event - 1 Point
  • Tuesday, October 29th: Class B Incentive Event - 1 Point
  • Tuesday, November 12th: Class B Incentive Event - 1 Point
  • Tuesday, December 3rd: Class A Incentive Event - 3 Points

Meetings will take place in a new location - Physical Health & Science Building (PHS) 107
Meetings will begin promptly at 7:00pm.

The Student Senate General Assembly (GA) provides the opportunity for all Students of Alfred State to discuss issues/concerns and hear updates in regard to all matters that affect campus life. These topics include, but are not limited to:

1. Campus Dining & Transportation

2. Academic & Technology Services

3. Student Engagement & Clubs/Organizations

4. Commuter Affairs & Campus Parking

5. University Police & Campus Safety

6. Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging. 

This semester the Student Senate Executive Board will be raffling off three $250 gift cards at the last General Assembly (GA) on 12/3/2024. To receive a ticket for the raffle you must attend a GA meeting throughout the semester. Each attendance will earn you one ticket.

Attendees must show up on time. Late attendance forfeits your ability to receive your raffle ticket.

Questions can be directed to studentsenate@alfredstate.edu.

- Tyler Ribble

Auditions for the Drama Club Musical

The auditions for the fall musical, The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals, will be on Wednesday, September 4th and Thursday, September 5th from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm (both days) in the Orvis Auditorium. Please prepare 1-2 minutes of song to audition. Students interested in helping out with stage crew or other backstage areas (hair, makeup, costumes) should also come to auditions to fill out a crew form! You only have to attend one day of auditions, not both. For questions about the musical, please contact Abby Hurley at hurleyac@alfredstate.edu

- Abigail Hurley

Personal Defense is looking for more students - Jen Enke

Looking for another course to take or to learn something out of the ordinary?  Personal Defense (HPED 2021) a 1 credit class on Tues from 2-2:50, is looking for more students.  This course counts for the Physical Education requirement and teaches prevention and hands on self defense techniques.  Consider signing up to increase your knowledge and wellness!

- Catherine Dimino

Accompanist Position

Calling all Pianists: Alfred State Voices is looking for an accompanist to start immediately. The position is paid and rehearsal schedules are flexible. Contact Sarabeth Matteson at mattesse@alfredstate.edu for details.

- Sarabeth Matteson

Casino Night - Tribute to our First Responders

Join us for an unforgettable evening of fun and excitement at our First Responder Casino Night on September 11, 2024. This special event honors the brave men and women who serve our community, and promises a night filled with thrilling games, great company, and the chance to win fantastic prizes!

Event Details:

  • Date: September 11, 2024
  • Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location: Student Leadership Center - 3rd Floor
  • Theme: First Responder Tribute

Games and Activities:

  • Black Jack: Try your luck at the classic card game with professional dealers.
  • Texas Hold'em: Show off your poker face and compete in our high-stakes tournament.
  • Bingo: Enjoy a fast-paced and fun game with lots of chances to win.
  • And More: Additional casino games and activities await, ensuring there's something for everyone!
- Tyler Ribble

High Heel Donation Collecting!

Hello everyone! As the semester has started, Pi Nu Epsilon sorority is collecting high heels! These donations are a part of our Domestic Violence Week which will be held later this Fall semester. Afterwards, they will be donated to ACCORD so women in shelters can have clothes for events such as job interviews. You can drop them off at our leadership suite in SLC 307. We will have sisters in there every week day from 10am-4pm. If you have any questions or need assistance with donating, please get in touch with our philanthropy chairman, Bee Williams, at williara@alfredstate.edu.

We hope everyone is having a great start of the semester! 

- Bee Williams

Take out BBQ Pulled Pork Dinner

Alfred State Culinary Arts BBQ Dinner

September 12th 3:00 pm – 5:30 pm (or until gone)

Cost - $12.00 (cash or check only!)

Dinner includes

BBQ Pulled Pork with Roll,

Macaroni & Cheese, Coleslaw, and Cookie

DRIVE THRU PICK UP ONLY!

AT CULINARY BUILDING GARAGE

Proceeds from the dinner go to Alfred State Culinary Arts scholarships.

There will be a table of baked goods for sale - CASH ONLY for the baked goods.

- Mary Ellen Wood

Peer Coach Positions Available!

The Office of Student Engagement is hiring for Peer Coaches! We have very limited positions available as we finalize our team, but if you're looking to leave an impact on our first-year students, please reach out to the Assistant Director of First-Year Engagement, Calsey Bump, at bumpce@alfredstate.edu for more details.

Peer Coaches play an integral part in the onboarding and retention process. They assist in helping new students feel welcome and become acclimated to campus throughout their first semester. Peer Coaches are responsible for: 

  • Encouraging new student participation in programs and activities throughout the semester. 
  • Acquainting new students with Alfred State College  
  • Serving as positive representatives of ASC to new students. 
  • Answering questions about academic and social aspects of campus life. 
  • Preparing and facilitating weekly activities for your Peer Coach group. 
  • Working closely and professionally with fellow Peer Coaches, campus professionals, and first year students in the peer coach group.  

We hope you have interest in this awarding position!

- Calsey Bump

Citizens is giving away $45,000 in scholarships annually!

No essays, no contest, no sweat!  The Citizens Scholarship Application is open until March 31, 2025.  They award up to 17 scholarships throughout the year ranging from monthly prizes of $2500 to a Grand Prize of $15,000.  See Official Rules for details.

- Jasmaine Werth

How To Locate your MC# (Mail Code #)

To locate your MC#, log into Banner Web, go to your personal information and then view your address tab. Your MC# is toward the bottom of the screen, under the heading Mail Center, above 10 Upper College Drive. 

Please make sure you address your mail correctly so that the item will not be delayed. 

First Name Last Name

MC# ____

10 Upper College Drive 

Alfred, NY 14802

- Megan Brott

How to Avoid a Parking Ticket - University Police

We would like to encourage anyone parking a vehicle on the Alfred State Campus to review the Alfred State Parking Regulations in full at: https://www.alfredstate.edu/university-police/parking-regulations

 

Important information to avoid being ticketed is as follows:

All vehicles parked on the Alfred State Campus must have a parking pass (permanent or visitor) hung on their rearview mirror. 

Students that reside on campus are not allowed to park in Faculty and Staff (F/S) lots. Commuters (CR) who are attending night classes after 4:30 pm may park in F/S lots: 6, 7, 10, 11, 28 and 29 for the duration of their class.

Students that reside on campus are not allowed to park in Commuter (CR) lots, even if you drive to Wellsville every day.

Students are not allowed to park in fire lanes, on dorm ramps, in the grass, on sidewalks, in Future Pioneer spots, visitor or accessible parking spaces.

If a parking lot is closed off with parking cones, and/or signs, do not enter the closed parking lot. This includes overnight and/or for just a short time. Please pay attention to the daily student announces as there are many parking lot closures throughout the semester for various campus events. 

 

If you receive a parking ticket, you have 5 business days to appeal that ticket in person at the University Police Department.

A vehicle which has 3 or more outstanding parking tickets may have a wheel lock placed on the vehicle until all tickets are paid in full. 

 

As a courtesy to your fellow Pioneers, if you do not plan to use your vehicle daily, or at least every couple of days, please park your vehicle in one of the upper parking lots such as 18, 19, 20, 20a (near the stadium) or 31 (located behind Peet Hall). 

 

 

 

 

- Jaime Dennis-Howe

Construction Area Safety Reminders - University Police

Once again, University Police would like to remind all persons not to enter, walk within or block any campus areas that are currently under construction. No one should be crossing through, moving or damaging fences. If there is a fence or caution tape in your walking route, please find an alternate route around the construction area. This is for your own safety.

Many unseen hazards exist within these areas and emergency personnel may be unable to gain access or assist in the event of an accident or emergency.  

Do not tamper with any of the construction vehicles or property at any time. This includes moving or interfering with any cones, fences, barriers and caution tape observed on campus. 

Persons caught in construction areas, tampering with, or moving any construction property will be prosecuted. 

- Jaime Dennis-Howe

Residential Programmer Position Available - Room payment covered!

Looking to get more involved on campus with a leadership position AND have your housing paid for? The Office of Residential Services & Student Engagement are now accepting applications for the Residential Programmer position for the academic year 2024-2025. This collaborative position works to build community within our first-year residence halls by planning weekly events, posting monthly informational flyers, taking residents to events, and more. 

Apply today!

For more information, please contact Assistant Director of First Year Engagement, Calsey Bump, at bumpce@alfredstate.edu.

- Calsey Bump