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Thirty-three ��Ӱֱ�� State students participated in the 2025 Showmanship Day held at the college farm. The contest featured dairy, beef, sheep, and goat competitions.

"The convention has been the largest networking opportunity our club has had at ��Ӱֱ�� State. We were given the chance to meet with leaders and pioneers of the industry who have shared an abundance of know edge and information.”

Connor Grohman

“Once again we had a great day of competition. I would like to thank our sponsors, industry judges, and ��Ӱֱ�� State for hosting a first-class event. I am excited to see how our New York representatives do at Nationals.”

Craig Clark

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the Educational Foundation provided $185,000 to support students financially through scholarship awards.

“Our professors have worked in the field before. It is interesting to hear their stories and experiences and being able to connect that within class.”

Lillian Haley

“The Center for Civic Leadership is incredibly proud of all the efforts that helped us successfully live into our action plan to, once again, earn the Voter Friendly Campus designation.”

Cyan Corwine.

Six ��Ӱֱ�� State students were recently inducted in Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) national honor society. This was the thirteenth induction held by ��Ӱֱ�� State’s Delta Chi Chapter.

“We have some very motivated student leaders and supportive faculty and staff that help to make these events possible. These opportunities were created with the hope of engaging not only the campus community but the whole ��Ӱֱ�� community. I am proud of the efforts of our student body, and I look forward to an exciting month of events.”

Cyan Corwine

“The new couch is amazing. It instantly changed the look of the lounge. We are grateful to work with the Dwyer Program on this project and hope this is a start of a great relationship between our students that have served our country and the mentorship program available to them right here in Allegany County.”

Joann Bloxsom

"We are so grateful to Empire State Development for the opportunity to bring Microcredentials related to the Truck and Diesel industry to our region. It has been a fun project for our faculty to develop the credentials with the Center for Online Learning. These microcredentials help us expand our mission of creating opportunities for upward mobility and upskilling for industry partners.”

Danyelle O'Brien