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���߳Թ� marketing students enrolled in the BBA & AAS programs hit the road to interact and learn from professionals in industry. The real-world experiences brought lessons learned in the classroom to life.

Recently a group of thirteen marketing and graphic design students traveled to Rochester to take part in networking opportunities with the Linden Digital Marketing and the American Marketing Association (AMA) Rochester group.

Six groups of ���߳Թ� students majoring in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Surveying, and Architecture participated in a hands-on learning showcase in their Environmental Tech Concepts class. The students presented their drinking water treatment plans and posters to representatives from the Allegany County Department of Health (ACDOH).

���߳Թ� alumni and friends gathered at the Genesee Valley Club to learn more about the college’s largest comprehensive campaign in school history and to salute the impact that Bill, ’84, and Rhonda Goodrich’s gift of $1 million will make on the institution.

Miranda Fuentes (Bronx, NY) has always loved video games and wanted to learn more and make it her career. ���߳Թ�’s Game and Interactive Design major has allowed her to pursue her passion. 

“I chose ���߳Թ� because it is one of the few colleges in New York that has the game program. I really wanted to learn to interact more with it. I wanted to learn to make something that can also bring people together like how it brought me together with a lot of people.”

The ���߳Թ� Rural Postsecondary and Economic Development (RPED) team in partnership with Dream It Do It for Cattaraugus and Allegany Counties hosted 16 Alfred-Almond Students in grades 9-12 interested in the manufacturing field. 

After touring ASK Chemicals in Alfred Station, the group came to ���߳Թ� for a tour, lunch, and hands-on learning in the Engineering Technology building. 

Members of the performing arts ensembles at ���߳Թ� College continued their support of the Mary Cariola Children’s Center by participating in the Walking on Sunshine event. The event is the organization’s largest community fundraiser.

The ���߳Թ� Center for Civic Leadership is hosting a pair of community events in the next couple of weeks. The community is encouraged to join members of the ASC community at both events.

The ���߳Թ� Drama Club is excited to present “Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella – Enchanted Edition” as their fall production. Four performances will be held in the Cappadonia Auditorium from Nov. 20-22.

Inspired by the beloved 1997 television version starring Brandy and Whitney Houston, this enchanting stage adaptation brings the classic fairy tale to life with heart, humor, and unforgettable songs.

The ���߳Թ� logging sports team had an impressive debut at the Paul Smith’s Fall Meet. The Open team won their competition while the men’s team finished third.

Nick Costabile-Clemence, Owen Ryan, Owen Wolfanger, Riana Barron, Simon Warriner, and Alex McCarthy scored 1,155 points to take the top spot for ASC in the Open competition. They scored top honors in the Pole Climb, the Bow Saw, and the Horizontal Chop. 

Paul Smith’s College was second with 1,089.2, while SUNY Morrisville was third with 983 points.