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“There was no way I was going to pass up an opportunity to speak to and meet people who may offer me a job someday. It was a very educational and enjoyable experience.” 

Deanna Gannon

“We have had a fun semester so far working on this production. It is only my second musical so it’s always kind of an inside joke that I don’t like musicals…but I do really like this one! I sing the songs to myself almost every day. I hope the audience has as much fun watching the show as we have had doing it!” 

Abby Hurley. 

“They learned that if you work hard, you can achieve anything you want. It was especially important to see an alum here and know how he went through the process to being where he is today.” 

Debra Burch

“Joe was an important part of our ��Ӱֱ�� State family. He was key leader and advocate for his colleagues and our students. He will be sorely missed but the legacy of his work will live on.” 

Dr. Steve Mauro

“What a great weekend! We had amazing weather to enjoy all the activities that we had planned. Thanks to all the students, families, and alumni that joined us.” 

Homecoming co-chair Calsey Bump. 

“We have worked hard to meet the standards set by ACEN and we are excited to continue to educate and prepare our students. Every visit we receive meaningful feedback that will help us evolve and improve our program.” 

Jody Blankenship

“The best part of my job is the enjoyment that I create for the guest. A usual day starts with me working as a ticket taker at one of the seven gates of entry. Once the game starts, I move on to my job as a guest services representative in one of the exclusive clubs, like the M&T Club, for the rest of the game.” 

Nick Valentino

“This grant will allow us to expand the great work we are doing in these programs already. I am looking forward to adding skilled professionals to a much-needed career path.”  

Steve Mauro

“These field trips provide an opportunity for students to not only learn more but it introduces them to people and places in our college community, which can help foster relationships and promote healthy choices.”

Jennifer Ross

“This event allows us to bring students from across the state. School districts are here from as far as three hours away and they are being introduced to ��Ӱֱ�� State and all the hands-on activities that we have.”

Kishan Zuber

“Open House events are a wonderful way for prospective students to connect with the community, discover academic programs, and get a feel for the campus culture. It’s a great opportunity to ask questions and see what life as a Pioneer is all about!”  

Kandi Geibel
Associate Vice President for Integrated Enrollment Services

“Sophomores are just starting the process of thinking about college and different career opportunities. ��Ӱֱ�� State is proud to host this longstanding event that not only lets the students learn about careers but also allows them to explore our campus."

Assistant Director of the Center for Extended Learning
Tammy Edwards.

“It was a great start to the season. We will get back to the practice field to build on this success and prep for our next competition in a few weeks (Oct. 26) at SUNY ESF.” 

Head Coach Scott Bingham

“The weather was tough to start and played a factor. Our archers battled through and finished strong with excellent performances on day two. We will build on this effort as we move to the indoor season.”

Head Coach Greg Sammons

“I am extremely honored to receive this award. Growing up I was always taught to be a good person and try to help others. Wanting to do good for yourself is great but wanting to do things for other people is what I truly feel is the definition of a decent person.” 

Jacob Robinson

“Having a wrestler of her caliber working directly with my athletes was an amazing opportunity. We have begun building a relationship not only with Batteseg but with possible future Mongolian student-athletes.” 

Margaret Laine