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“I touch many aspects of construction which requires knowledge of pretty much every facet of construction. I am involved with projects from the time that they bid to the time that they are completed. Without my degrees from ��Ӱֱ��, I would not have that foundation.” 

Tara Smith

"I am very impressed with what is going on here and very honored to be part of this college. We will continue to try to recruit ��Ӱֱ�� State students and continue to be a friend to the college.”

Walter Sass, '78

“They look out for your best interest. If you are a worker, they have your back all the time. We have so much equipment to work with here and the teachers really fight for us and make us feel supported.”

“The professors have been the driving force behind me. When I did not believe in myself, they were there telling me to keep working. They helped me gain more confidence.”

Ruok'Tain Williams

“��Ӱֱ�� State stands as a testament to the enduring value of agricultural education. After scrutinizing the top universities and colleges in USA, Higher Education Review has selected the top performers who have showcased exceptional academic expertise."

Jantha Evangeline, editor of Higher Education Review.

“I got this gut feeling that this was going to be a good fit for me. I found a new family, I found my dance team girls, my nursing program and my professors are amazing.”

Angie Jimenez

“I love the labs that we get to apply what we were learning in the classrooms. Working on projects with other classmates really helped instill what I learned from the professors. The professors really care about your education and will help you any wat that they can.”

Brandon Clark

“This group of students represented the college well. It is always amazing to be part of such a large competition with high school and college students competing and showing what they can do in such a wide variety of competitions and the students always shine as strong Pioneers. I look forward to this trip every year.”

Dean Jeff Stevens

 I ask the college community to reflect and remember the true meaning of the day. We celebrate the heroes that fought for the freedoms that we enjoy every day, and we thank those that continue to protect those freedoms today.

“I was an average student in high school and did not have any lofty ambitions. The idea of a two-year school appealed to me; a two-year degree seemed more doable. I applied to Cobleskill and ��Ӱֱ�� and was accepted at both. I was not familiar with Western, NY so going to ��Ӱֱ�� seemed like a new frontier to me.”

Gregory Haeseler, '78