Showcase SUNY Fredonia's Reach through Bicentennial Year Summertime Fun
Ever heard of the Flat Stanley Project? If you're a teacher, parent/guardian, grandparent, or simply enjoy children's literature, I'm sure you have. Created by long-time educator Dale Hubert, M.Ed. in 1995 and based on the 1964 book Flat Stanley by Jeff Brown, the concept is simple: a cutout of a character makes its way to different parts of the word through friendly outreach and personal exchange. The project simultaneously highlights the interconnectedness of our world and the reach one individual or thing can have.
Flat Freddy Wants to See the World — Will You Take Him There?
In honor of our Bicentennial, we're putting a Fredonia spin on a classic: Flat Freddy (the Blue Devil) is ready for his summer adventures — and he needs you to make them happen.
Print him out, bring him along, and send us a photo. Traveling abroad? Staycationing? Stuck at the office? Freddy fits right in. Send us a snapshot and, if chosen, we'll share it with the entire alumni community. The most-liked photos will win a special prize!
We can't wait to see the reach of our beloved FRED community!