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“I really like the environment ��Ӱֱ�� State provided. Every interaction I had with staff, students, and faculty on campus was positive. Coming from a populated city, I always wanted lesser people in class so I could interact with the teacher more. I can always go into their office hours and talk about any future goals or certifications that I wanted to do.”

Soumya Konar

Amy Irvine, ’05, has been named one of the top 100 independent financial advisors in the United States by Investopedia. She is one of only nine on the list from New York.

“The best part of our classes is the fact that we do not sit in lecture the whole day. We have such an opportunity to go perform what we learned in the field.”

Brena Mest

“We really have truly remarkable individuals coming out of our program. I really like working with a group of people to accomplish goals. We are trying to work with a group of people to hit a goal for that day and hopefully all those goals add up to our desired outcomes by the end of the semester.”

Evan Enke

Jared Coffin (Lakewood, NY) earned a bronze medal to lead a group of six ��Ӱֱ�� State College students that competed at the SkillsUSA National Championships in Atlanta, GA.

“��Ӱֱ�� State is known for preparing graduates to hit the ground running with career skills and has a reputation for how our caring community of faculty and staff go above and beyond to support students.”

Dr. Craig Clark, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs and Economic Development.

“I am pleased to be returning to this role and to be assisting an incredibly active, dynamic, and engaged group of students and faculty.”

William Dean 

"It is great to partner again with the Office of Addiction Services and Supports. These scholarships will provide opportunities for students to earn the credentials necessary in this very important field. We look forward to supporting individuals entering the addiction profession."

Dr. Craig Clark, ��Ӱֱ�� State Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs

“From this trip I will receive the benefits of expanded education and knowledge from living in a different country temporarily, Learning the cultural differences can help me to potentially give better care when I am a licensed RN in the United States.”

Avery Grusendorf

��Ӱֱ�� State’s Katie Petix (Bloomfield, NY) was recognized with the Simultaneous Award in the competition for her entry “A Place to Dwell.” Petix’s proposal, recently featured in Architype, the digital magazine of AIA Connecticut, was located on the Bay of Naples, Italy, and was comprised of “six 600 square foot homes woven into a multi-story model of elegant efficiency.”