Bashinelli highlights power of human connection at Bicentennial Convocation
National Geographic Explorer challenges audience to recognize the value of different perspectives as university celebrates 200 years of impact.
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Alumna to speak at inaugural Science Series event
Dr. Diane Pennica, ’73, who pioneered the development and widespread use of t-PA, will return to campus on Sept. 25.
The Carnahan Jackson Fund for the Humanities is accepting proposals
The deadline to submit applications is Friday, Oct. 23.
Bashinelli to speak as part of Bicentennial celebration
Chris Bashinelli, National Geographic Explorer, will serve as the keynote speaker for SUNY Fredonia’s Bicentennial Convocation.
Fredonia Class of 2026 encouraged to serve, grow and make a difference
“Go forth and improve the human condition, wherever life may take you.”
Awards and leadership changes in Ethnic and Gender Studies
The Ethnic and Gender Studies Promise Award was given to Annabel Bucknam on May 6.
Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research
The Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research was held in SUNY Fredonia on April 27.
Annual Pots ’n Curries Event held recently
The campus recently hosted the 2nd Annual Pots 'n Curries Event, an elegant and aromatic casual fine-dining buffet dinner.
Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research announced
The Kraus Seminar on Smart City Research will be led by SUNY Fredonia faculty in April.
Alumna to return to discuss refugee and human rights issues
Fredonia alumna Amanda (Ambrose) Demmer, ’10, will visit campus in April to speak to classes and offer an address.