Shapiro performs at canal conference
Assistant Professor Stuart Shapiro performed three of his award-winning compositions from the album "New Songs of the Old Erie Canal" at the World Canal Conference.
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Frerichs coordinates busy schedule of events in October
October will be a prolific month for SUNY Distinguished Professor Timothy Frerichs, with artwork exhibits, international lectures and workshops.
Faculty member presents at conference
Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix presented at The Salvation Army Anew Center's Annual Healthy Relationship Conference on Sept. 17.
Communication faculty compile new open pedagogy book
Department of Communication faculty have co-edited a new open instruction book that empowers students as active creators of knowledge.
Tong, guest pianist to present recital
Violinist Jessica Tong and her musical partner will give a recital that explores the nature of sacred and profane music.
Lee to discuss Fulbright award work based in Honduras
Studying water quality in Honduras will be the core subject of a talk by SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Ted Lee.
Vanwesenbeeck reviews unfinished Zweig novel
A review of a new German edition of Stefan Zweig’s novel fragment “Clarissa” was written by Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck.
Frerichs’ ‘Ice Melt Lake Erie’ installation part of Erie Canal exhibition
Artwork by SUNY Distinguished Professor Timothy Frerichs is included in a new exhibition that commemorates the historic Erie Canal.
Media seeks out Igoe for Nexstar/Tegna consolidation impacts
Associate Professor Mike Igoe is a “go-to” source for analysis of Nexstar’s proposed $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna.
Dahlgren pens book chapter that explores 'shifting stereotypes' of female teachers in television
Professor Robert Dahlgren wrote a chapter in “The Female Teacher on Television: Shifting Stereotypes on the Small Screen.”