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“It is all slowly shaping together. As this progresses it is truly remarkable how much we've done. We've done so many different things and it's turning into a whole new place.”

Preston Bilotta

“My favorite part of the experience was working with the guys and experiencing a different side of sports. I was thrown into the fire and had to act quickly in many different situations for the first time. I learned about what goes on behind the scenes and had opportunities to collaborate with the local high school choir, Dansville Special Olympics, and many local businesses.”

Jenna George

“As a long-time employee of the college, I am honored and excited to continue the important work of serving our students and the campus community in this new role. I look forward to being afforded the opportunity to explore and lead initiatives that will improve the student experience, support their academic success, and increase student retention.” 

Francine Staba

The ��Ӱֱ�� State College (ASC) Culinary Arts department will host a drive-thru barbecue dinner on Thursday, Sept. 12.

“Dr. Jacobs was instrumental in our campus-wide effort to present how ��Ӱֱ�� State has a strong financial and strategic focus for educational and operational excellence. By inviting her to present, I believe MSCHE recognizes how Bridget is one of our star players on the ASC team to show what the college does and how we do it.” 

Dr Steve Mauro

��Ӱֱ�� State College (ASC) is excited to announce the addition of forty-nine new faculty and staff members. The new members of the ASC community were announced during Dr. Steve Mauro’s semester opening address.

“Being a leader in and out of the classroom was important to me and helped me get my first break in sports. I also learned accountability and how to expand my network while I was at ��Ӱֱ��.”

Satchel Page

“I remember when I first got here all I wanted to do was pass my classes and leave. I wanted to fly under the radar and chill. I realized nothing good comes without change. All my friends and experiences on campus have proven that. I would encourage you to embrace change, instead of fearing it.” 

Isaiah Dempson

 “As part of our Professional Development Week we try to avail our faculty opportunities to learn more about our students and where they are coming from. The simulation allowed our faculty to participate and understand better what some of our students’ lives may be like outside of college and it gives us opportunity to have conversations in the classroom.” 

Danyelle O'Brien

Patricia Orsini Nilsen, ’95, represented the United States and brought home a pair of gold medals at the Intersteno Congress in Katowice, Poland.