Fredonia implements accelerated program leading to M.S. in Education
The path for students who want to become elementary teachers with additional certifications in special education and literacy has been shortened and some of their...
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History professor publishes book on reception studies
After five years of work, History Professor Xin Fan’s edited volume, “Receptions of Greek and Roman Antiquity in East Asia," a collaboration with Professor Almut-Barbara...
Endowment to be created to support and preserve historical archive at Fredonia
A painting that had hung in Reed Library for over 30 years will help preserve an important literary archive. The painting by Niko Pirosmani, “Georgian...
Fredonia professor’s work featured on ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Dr. Nicholas Quintyne of the Department of Biology was used to hearing from former students. However, he had never gotten a request quite like the...
Brown Bag Lunch to explore science and alternative facts
Three faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will share the podium to explore “Science in the Age of Alternative Facts” in...
Iovannone pens essay on Buffalo transgender activist
An essay written by Dr. Jeff Iovannone on trailblazing Buffalo transgender activist Peggie Ames, who spoke at Fredonia in the late 1970s, appeared in a...
Psychology professor’s research presented at SUNY conference
Dr. Joseph McFall, a professor in the Department of Psychology, was recently invited to speak at the SUNY-sponsored fifth annual Applied Learning Conference.
‘Among the Hemlocks’ documentary to be screened in Westfield
Patterson Library in Westfield will host a preview screening of “Among the Hemlocks, Fantastic Stories from Fredonia, NY,” a documentary by Roslin Smith, assistant professor...
Zubairi has article published in journal
Dr. Junaid Zubairi of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences has had a research article published in the Hindawi Journal of Computer Networks and...
Vanwesenbeeck essays appear in Los Angeles Review of Books
Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck had two essays published in the “Los Angeles Review of Books.”