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“This event highlights the splendid work our students do in and outside the classroom. What a wonderful way to start the final week of the 2024-25 school year. I encourage our students returning next year to keep up the great work and wish our graduates continued success in their future endeavors.”

Carrie Cokely

“SUNY represents academic excellence, and our students have worked tirelessly to not only excel in their academic studies, but also stepped up as community leaders. Congratulations to this year’s CASE awardees who’ve distinguished themselves amongst their peers through their work ethic, determination, and commitment to their fields of study."

John B. King, Jr.
SUNY Chancellor

“For years, universities have taken great pride in Carnegie Classifications for excellence in research. We’re thrilled that Carnegie now recognizes what we’ve always prioritized, life-changing outcomes for students and a return on investment for families. We’re proud that ASC stands out nationally.”

Dr. Steven Mauro

“This new space will allow us to continue our growth trajectory at ��Ӱֱ�� State, and in this case, literally place them in the driver’s seat to become a pro. This is all part of our continued investment in our students to give them the latest technology that makes them so in demand upon graduation.”

Steve Mauro

Twenty high school students participating in the New York State Animal and Agricultural Leadership (AAL) Program visited ��Ӱֱ�� State recently.

This is a cool event, and our students have a whole bunch of fun getting to work on expensive cars in their college class. It is their first experience getting into a car and doing a full check on a brand-new car and making sure it is ready to hit the racetrack.”

Caryl Koch

“This year’s DMA seniors have created some fantastic work. We are excited to have the public celebrate our student’s hard work. The public is in for some refreshingly fun projects.”

Jennie Thwing

“There are so many different fields you can go into, so many creative sides, and there is money in welding right now. They need a lot of new workers.”

Alexander Preston

A quartet of ��Ӱֱ�� State students competed at the 23rd Annual National Dairy Challenge Contest hosted by the University of Florida on April 6-8, 2025. 

“This year's ideas were not only creatively executed, but also deeply rooted in community impact and environmental awareness. The level of thoughtfulness and heart displayed by each team was inspiring. The future looks bright with these changemakers leading the way."

Ashleigh Madison