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Senate President Devlin Gautier not to run for second term

By
Eric Hudack
01/29/2011

Student Senate President Ana Devlin- Gauthier will not be running for another term, the junior environmental science major announced at a Senate meeting on January 26.

Devlin Gauthier hopes to explore different options over the upcoming semesters including jobs with Residence Life and the Career Development Center, and does not feel she can devote the time to the position that is required to do an excellent job.

Mentoring Matters Forum

By
Sonya Ellison
01/29/2011

The Women’s Leadership Center hosted a “Mentoring Matters” panel featuring thee alumni speaking on the impact of mentoring, on Thursday, Jan. 27.

The panel of successful career women included Peggy Wozniak, class of 1972, Beth Mott Rothwell, class of 1990 and Rachel Comstock, class of 1996. They shared their personal mentor experiences and talked about the importance of mentoring.

ITS hopes to update AU with better broadband

By
Sonya Ellison
12/01/2010

ITS director Gary Roberts hosted a presentation about the upcoming broadband upgrade coming to Alfred at Howell Hall on Nov. 30.

It took three years of actively partnering with different groups to provide Alfred with better internet connectivity. AU ITS supported a number of grant proposals among local technology groups, including Finger Lakes Technology Group (FLTG), Southern Tier West Regional Planning and Development Board and the Independent Optical Network (ION).

Debate over HIV/AIDS epidemic yet to be heard

By
Jericho Shackelford
12/05/2010

Dr. Mark Dawson, 18th annual Burdick Lecture presenter, contrasted UNAIDS publications that note successful remediation of the epidemic with stark historical facts.

In its latest study of 63 countries, UNAIDS found, “Among young people in the fifteen most severely affected countries, the rate of new HIV infections has fallen by more than 25 percent.”