NYS College of Ceramics
Encompassing programs in science, engineering, art and design, the NYS College of Ceramics is renowned for its expertise in glass and ceramics.
Plans are underway to celebrate 125 years of the New York State College of Ceramics. Meet us in Alfred or join us at Alumni events across the country. Save the dates and join the celebration!
Regional Events
January 26 - 30 – St. Augustine, FL
Composites Materials Structures (Booth)
February 12 - 15 – New York City, NY
College Art Association 113th Annual Conference (Alumni Event)
March 26 - 29 – Salt Like City, UT
NCECA 59th Annual Conference: Formation in Salt Lake City, UT (Booth & Alumni Event)
Alumni and Friends Reception
Thursday, March 27, 2025, 6 to 8 p.m.
Squatters Pub Brewery
147 West Broadway (300 South)
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
April 29 - 30 – Novi, MI
May 4 - 9 – Vancouver, BC, Canada
16th Pacific Rim Conference on Ceramics & Glass Technology
Including Glass & Optical Materials Division Meeting (GOMD 2025)
May 14 - 17 – Fort Worth, TX
September 28 - October 1 – Columbus, OH
Materials Science & Technology (Alumni Event)
Alfred Events
January 24 - March 20 – Cohen Gallery New Faculty
February Black Glass Artist Series
January 31 - March 20 – Fosdick Nelson Gallery Foundations Division
April 3 – Multiple Events
- Frechette International Friendship Park Rededication
- Paul Vickers Gardner Glass Center (PVGGC) Launch
- Scholes Lecture + Poster Session
April 5 - May 9 – MFA Exhibitions
May 10 – BFA Exhibitions
May 15 – Foundry
Groundbreaking and Iron Pour
May 23 - July 6 – Cohen Gallery
MFA Painting Alumni
June 5 to 8 – Alfred University Reunion
- Celebrating Retired NYSCC Faculty; Reception, Tours, and Exhibition
- Summer Research Institute
- Arts Workshops
- Pre-College Institutes for Arts & Engineering
- Engineering Short Courses
July 25 – Multiple Events
- Summer Research Reception
- Poster Competition
August 29 - October 12 – Multiple Events
- Fosdick-Nelson Gallery Painting Division
- PVGGC: Carder + Gardner
- Night of Science & Arts
- Light Matter Film Festival
- McMahon Lecture
- Glass Olympics & Symposium
