Institution name

Alfred University

Contact address for international enquiries

1 Saxon Drive
ALFRED 14802

Telephone

+1 607 871 2115

Venue / office name

School of Art and Design

Address

2 Pine Street
ALFRED
New York
14802

Venue description

The internationally known School of Art and Design offers a four-year, professional Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree program accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. Concentrations include Ceramic Art; Expanded Media (Design, Print Media, Video, Sonic and Interactive Art); Painting, Drawing and Photography; and Sculpture/Dimensional Studies (Sculpture and Glass). The School of Art and Design's Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program, ranked number one in the nation by US News and World Report, is offered in Ceramic Art, Sculpture/Dimensional Studies and Electronic Integrated Arts.

Telephone number

+1 607 871 2441

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

All residence halls are co-ed. Freshmen halls are co-ed by floor while upperclass housing is co-ed by apartment, suite, floor or room. Upper class students are accommodated in the following halls; Bartlett - Located on the north side of campus, Bartlett accommodates 91 students with predominately single occupancy rooms. A large fireplace lounge area is ideal for informal chats, popcorn gatherings, and movie nights. Brick - The oldest residence hall on campus, housing 97 students, the Brick offers a creative environment and is home to many fine art students. Larger rooms and wide hallways are unique to the design of Brick Hall. Ford Street Apartments - Located on the south side of campus, are two or three bedroom units, which house four or six students. Athena, Pegasus, and Thor are the two bedroom apartments. Bacchus, Medusa, and Mercury are the three bedroom units. Each apartment is furnished and includes a living room area, bathroom, and full kitchen. Kruson - A traditional corridor-style building housing 83 students, Kruson is located on the South side of campus next to Brick Hall and within minutes of Herrick Memorial Library. The traditional buildings for new first year students include Barresi, Cannon, Openhym, Reimer, and Tefft. Barresi - Located closest to Ade Dining Hall, Barresi offers two floors of men and one floor of women. A large front lawn gives plenty of room for informal volleyball and football games. Barresi houses 75 students. Cannon - Because of its size, Cannon offers a quieter community. It is located next to Barresi and offers two floors of men and one floor of women. It is the smallest residence hall housing 73 students. Openhym - Located on the south end of campus, housing 150 students. Reimer - A total of 96 students occupy the three floors of Reimer Hall. Elevated from the campus, Reimer offers a view of the campus and is close to Ade Dining Hall.