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Goal for Student Educational Enrichment: $2.5 million
- More than ever, college graduates need to understand science, education, business, the global economy, other cultures, and environmental change.
- While the most important things students learn may still be in the classroom, basic education now includes high technology, international experiences, ensemble touring, internships, and leadership programs.
- The engagement of inspiring public figures as campus speakers continues to be essential as we open our students' minds to the roles individuals can play in the world around them.
- Our ongoing development of Fredonia's international educational opportunities, including study abroad experiences, is one of the most exciting, yet expensive, aspects of a Fredonia education.
- Internships give students hands-on experiences, whether they are paid positions or volunteer opportunities.
- When traveling locally or internationally to perform or present research, our talented students gain experiences that open doors for the future.
Campaign News
Marvel Lobby dedicated to former teacher thanks to alumni gifts
'63 Grad creates scholarship, meets first recipient
Lake Shore Savings sponsors arts series with gift
All-Campus Appeal seeks faculty and staff support
Roberta Guaspari honors music faculty with endowment
Naming of Carnahan-Jackson Center honors gifts


