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Clean out your closets!! We are hosting our annual coat drive! Please bring any donations of hats, gloves, scarves, coats and boots to the Center for Student Involvement! You can simply put them on the Coat Rack that is outside of the Center for Advising on the 1st floor. It is clearly marked as the coat drive.
Our initial donation from the Homecoming/Alumni Weekend drive has already been picked over.
Please email [email protected] if you have questions.
Submitted by: Eliza Ordway
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ITS is pleased to highlight Canvas tools and features that can help faculty and students achieve their goals. This week's tip is:
Restore Deleted Content
If you find that you have accidentally deleted a file, assignment, or another content item from your course, you should be able to restore it using the Undelete feature.
1. Navigate to the Home page of the course.
2. In the URL window at the top of the screen, add "/undelete" to the end of the URL (without the quotation marks) and press Enter.
3. You will see a list of content that can be restored. Only the listed items may be restored.
4. Click the "Restore" button for the content you would like to restore.
Submitted by: Meghanne Freivald
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Every year on November 17th, students around the globe come together to celebrate International Students Day. This occasion is more than just a date on the calendar; it is a powerful reminder of the importance of education, cultural exchange, and the challenges faced by students worldwide.
International Students Day traces its roots back to 1939, during a tumultuous period in European history. The date marks the anniversary of the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia. On that fateful day, many student leaders were arrested, and some were executed, highlighting the dangerous intersections between education, politics, and freedom.
In response to these events, November 17 was designated as International Students Day, a day dedicated to advocating for students' rights and emphasizing the importance of education as a tool for personal and societal change.
By celebrating International Students Day, we draw attention to the critical role education plays in fostering individual potential, nurturing creativity, and driving innovation. Across cultures and communities, education offers a pathway to opportunity-allowing students to pursue their dreams, develop critical thinking skills, and cultivate an informed citizenry.
One of the hallmarks of International Students Day is its emphasis on cultural exchange and global understanding. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, fostering cross-cultural communication is vital. International students bring diverse perspectives, ideas, and experiences to their host countries, enriching the academic environment and promoting a broader understanding of global issues.
By creating a welcoming atmosphere for international students, universities and schools can facilitate dialogue and collaboration that transcend cultural boundaries. This exchange of knowledge fosters empathy, tolerance, and mutual respect-qualities essential for peace and cooperation in a world often divided by misunderstanding.
International Students Day encourages students to share their unique stories, celebrate their achievements, and connect with peers from different countries and backgrounds, and strive for a better future through collaboration and support
As we celebrate International Students Day each year, we are reminded that education knows no borders. It is a powerful tool for change, a means of fostering understanding, and a catalyst for advocacy. It reminds us that education is not just about textbooks and classrooms; it is about the collective future we build together, one student at a time.
So, whether you are a student, educator, or ally, take a moment on November 17 to reflect on the significance of International Students Day.
Link: https://youtu.be/U9bt7ityAWE
Submitted by: Angie Taylor
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The Career Development Center is here to make career planning easy and accessible-even after regular office hours! Our Career Caf� provides students with a relaxed space to access career guidance, resources, and support.
?? When: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
?? Where: Bookend Lounge, Herrick Library
What you can do at the Career Caf�:
* One-on-one career appointments - meet with a career specialist for personalized guidance.
* Resume & cover letter help - get feedback and tips to make your application stand out.
* Interview prep & mock interviews - practice answering questions and gain confidence.
* Career exploration - discuss majors, career paths, internships, and job opportunities.
* Access to digital tools - explore Handshake, career assessments, and other resources.
* Networking advice - learn how to connect with professionals and build your network.
How to participate:
* Make an appointment on Handshake for personalized support.
* Or just drop in-no appointment needed!
Whether you're polishing your resume, preparing for interviews, or exploring career paths, the Career Caf� is your go-to spot for after-hours support and guidance.
Submitted by: Arielle Kallier
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OPEN CALL for Fall 2026 Turner Gallery Submissions
Application deadline is November 12th
Attachment: Open Call Poster
Submitted by: Carole Volpe
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Please note that Provost Dobie's drop-in office hours scheduled for Monday, November 10 have been canceled due to the VPEM candidate visit.
We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to attend the next scheduled office hours on Monday, November 24, from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM.
Submitted by: Crystal Henshaw
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On Tuesday 11/11, AU Women's Basketball hosts Buffalo State at 5:00pm in the Terry S. Galanis Family Arena in the McLane Center.
Please consider joining us as we collect donations for the Alfred Food Pantry!
We will be collecting non-perishable food, sealed toiletries, kitchen essentials, shelf-stable snacks and cleaning supplies.
*If you are unable to attend and wish to donate, please email [email protected] and I will come pick up your items!*
We appreciate your support!
Submitted by: Mike Moskowitz
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Arts Speaker Series: Dr. Kelli Morgan
Thursday, November 20, 4:30 pm
Nevins Theater
Co-sponsors: Institute for Cultural Unity; Alfred Ceramic Art Musuem
Link: Auconnect
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Dr. Jacqueline Ly will give a talk on her research on Monday, 11/10 in Myers Hall 336 from 1:15-2:15 PM.
Dr. Ly's talk is titled, "The Merroir of Belize: Inter-Imperial Sovereignty from 1730-1796." All are welcome to attend.
Submitted by: Nickcole Klesa
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Theodore Randall International Chair School of Art & Design
From Tradition to Innovation Rethinking Printmaking in a Less Toxic World
Guest Speaker Adriadna Abadal Lloret will be giving a lecture on innovation in printmaking on November 13th at 12:15pm in Nevins Theater
The Randall Chair was established in 2007 to honor the legacy of artist and educator Theodore Randall, remembered as the architect of the School of Art & Design at Alfred and as a significant artist and organizer in the field.
Link: Auconnect
Attachment: Adriadna Abadal Lloret
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Moby Dick Read-Aloud Marathon
We'll begin with "Call me Ishmael," and we won't stop until we've finished the novel
Friday, November 14, 2:30 pm - Saturday, November 15, 3:30 pm in Herrick Library
Stop by to listen, or sign up to read!
Contact Melissa Ryan in the English Division to sign up: [email protected]
Link: Auconnect
Attachment: Moby Dick Read-Aloud Poster
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Alfred University Music Department presents Student Music Recital, Sunday Nov 16 @ 3:00pm in Miller Theater.
This is a free concert.
Link: Auconnect
Attachment: Performing arts logo
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Hosted in Howell Hall at 3pm on November 15th
Come enjoy an evening of extraordinary music with flutist Jeanne Sperber and pianist Michael Salmirs! This dynamic duo will take you on a journey through a wide range of styles-from timeless classical works to vibrant jazz and modern compositions. Jeanne Sperber, Alfred University's Adjunct Instructor of Flute and faculty member at SUNY Binghamton, brings her expressive artistry to the stage alongside the versatile and accomplished pianist, Michael Salmirs. Don't miss this captivating performance!
Link: Auconnect
Attachment: Flute Recital poster
Submitted by: College of Ceramics
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Whether you're in the market for a new jacket for yourself or as a convenient holiday gift, this is the perfect opportunity to score big!
The Alfred Marketing Association (AMA Club) is raffling off a brand new, down-insulated puffer jacket from The North Face just in time for another frigid Alfred winter!
This raffle is open to the public and funds from the raffle will be used to support the club.
You can purchase tickets from AMA reps at the next two football games, 11/8 and 11/15, or look for flyers across campus and in town for a Venmo QR code.
If purchasing via Venmo, be sure to include your full name and contact information with your purchase so we can easily track ticket purchases and communicate if you've won.
Thank you for supporting the AMA Student Organization!
Submitted by: Sarah Pratt
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Please join the Alfred University Wellness Center, Wellness LLC, and Community Engagement LLC for an evening of "Grocery Bingo" on 11/10 from 6-7pm in Nevins Theater!
We will be playing Bingo with groceries as prizes! Any unwanted prizes can be donated directly to the AU Food Pantry at the event.
We hope to see you there! You can RSVP for the event at the AUConnect Link below.
Link: AUConnect Link for 11/10/25 Grocery Bingo
Submitted by: James Ward
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