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“These trips broaden the horizons of our students. For some, this is their first opportunity to see the world beyond their home,” said Jones.

For the new project Ross created, 15 guests from different age groups were invited to come to the nursing facilities on campus to be examined by students.

Patanella, a mechanical engineering technology major from Churchville, secured first place after earning a huge score of 430 in the two-round, 40-target format using Archery Shooter’s Association (ASA) rules.

Barber became a faculty member in 1975 and would hold a number of positions at the college over the years, including associate professor, assistant vice president, and dean of the School of Management and Engineering Technology.

Tisch chatted with students and met with members of the President’s Council.

The purpose of the project, Jones said, is to determine if shipping containers can be repurposed into high-efficiency housing or office units, and also to provide students with a new form of applied learning.

Dr. John Williams, dean of the School of Architecture, Management and Engineering Technology at ��Ӱֱ�� State, said, “Having the majority of our technology programs recognized by ABET highlights the strength of our faculty and programs and the great experience provided to our students.”

Students from ��Ӱֱ�� State College, ��Ӱֱ�� University, and Houghton College will volunteer during a month-long service celebration, as both individual students and student organization groups continue to serve community organizations and support Allegany County communities. 

��Ӱֱ�� State College recently hosted 280 Future Farmers of America students from 15 western New York high schools for the 33rd annual Agriculture Skills Contest.

After just one year, ��Ӱֱ�� State College’s programs at the Northland Workforce Training Center in Buffalo are rapidly gaining momentum and even attention from Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul as word continues to spread about the excellent hands-on education students are receiving there.