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Alfred University hosted a day-long event for breast cancer awareness on Wednesday, Oct. 1. "Pink Out Day: Breast Cancer Awareness" was sponsored and organized by the Alfred University Wellness Center and Institute for Cultural Unity. The campus community was invited to participate in the day-long event which honored survivors of breast cancer and supported those currently battling the disease. It included a presentation aimed at raising awareness about early detection and prevention; a community engagement activity; interactive stations that explored wellness resources on campus; a presentation on cultural perspectives on health; and a stress-relief activity. In the photo above, a group gathers by the Fiat Lux! sign, dressed in pink to show solidarity to those who have been impacted by breast cancer.
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E-news is an electronic newsletter for Alfred University alumni and friends to provide the latest in alumni news and events, campus happenings, and sports. If you have news to share please email Mark Whitehouse or you may call us at 607-871-2040.
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Alfred University chemistry students will have an opportunity to add hot glass work to their skill sets, thanks to the efforts of senior chemistry major Sydnie Tutmaher and her father, Tom Tutmaher of Mayville, NY.
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Two Alfred University students studying with Assistant Professor of Biology Cat Clarke presented research conducted under Clarke’s guidance at the recent American Society of Plant Biologists conference, held in Milwaukee WI
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Alfred University alumni artists Angus Powers ’00, Allister Klingensmith ’03, and Corey Fecteau ’01 recently participated in the Bushwick Open Studios 2025 event.
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Alfred University students last week explored their future steps into the professional world through two events hosted recently by the Career Development Center: the Graduate and Professional School Fair on Sept. 18 and the fall Job and Internship Fair on Sept. 25. Altogether, the fairs drew more than 320 students representing more than 40 different majors.
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An op-ed by Mark Zupan, Alfred University president, which appeared Sunday, Sept. 28, in the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, discusses the historical significance and economic and cultural impact of the Erie Canal, which turns 200 years old later this month.
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