Don’t Just Survive, Thrive!
From Psychology:
There are several interesting and challenging opportunities available to experienced psychology majors with the appropriate background. Independent study, internship, and serving as a teaching assistant for psychology lab constitute three of these opportunities. Each requires a specific background or preparation. Typically, students should have completed psychological statistics and research methods before applying for these experiences. Contact the department office to find out more about who is supervising each of these activities and what the specific course requirements are.
From Mathematical Sciences: Discover the Fishbowl!
Surrounded by faculty offices sits a centrally located study area that the students have named the Fishbowl. The Fishbowl contains tables, a blackboard, PCs, books, magazines, information brochures and memorabilia. This space serves as a gathering place for students for both academic and social pursuits. Whether meeting formally or informally, the Fishbowl is an ideal setting for the informal exchanges among students and faculty that have become an integral part of the Fredonia mathematics experience.
For Secondary Education Majors -- EXPANDED
The Director of the Office of Field Experiences (673-3443), Ann Marie Loughlin, sponsors a group advisement session prior to Fall Course Selection. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss NYS teacher exams, certification, fingerprinting, SAVE workshops and sequencing of education courses. A question/answer period is always included. Information about the session is available on the Office of Field Experiences Bulletin Board, across from E262 Thompson Hall. Also each student should join the Adolescence Education Course Blackboard site where all pertinent information is posted. The course is entitled: AEC200_ (the expected graduation year).
In addition a newly established Office of Student Services, E259 Thompson Hall (673-4768) is staffed by Evonne Fintzel and Julee Strek . They will assist with answering all College Of Education student questions. Drop in hours are Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
From College Tutoring Services (CTS):
Drop-In Tutoring Hours
No drop-in tutoring available on Fridays and Saturdays.
Mondays:
Tuesdays:
Wednesdays:
Thursdays:
6 — pm
1 — 9 pm
1 —10 pm
1 — 9 pm
1 — 9 pm
From the Office of Residence Life: Interested in becoming a Resident Assistant?
Applications will be available on October 5th at the front desk of each residence hall and at the Office of Residence Life in Gregory Hall for off-campus candidates.
Visit the Office
of Residence Life webpage for most current information. Also,
be sure to check out the ResNet
webpage. Best of luck for a successful semester!
NEW
Who is Student of the Month?
From History:
Graduate Assistant Aimee Latone will hold a workshop on writing history essays and papers for all interested students on Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. in Thompson W101.
Student Members Welcome
The Safe Zone Committee at SUNY Fredonia is comprised of faculty, staff and students working to promote understanding among all people of issues for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
Fredonia Safe Zone provides programming to inform students, staff, and faculty about myths and stereotypes about these groups. Anyone interested in participating contact Liza Smith at 673-3550 for the next meeting day and time.
From Volunteer Services:
Interested in volunteering? Volunteer Services at Fredonia College welcomes student interest. Please call Joyce H. Smith at 673-3690
