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.
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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.
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.
Gerber hosts podcasts that explore acclaimed lyricist Sondheim
Two episodes of the “Matching Minds with Sondheim” podcast feature Professor Natalie Gerber as a guest host.
Clarkson-Hendrix study examining social connectedness in rural Appalachia is published
A manuscript by Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix that examines the role of social connectedness among treatment-seeking adults has been published.
Stroke/head injury survivors support meetings set at SUNY Fredonia
Support group meetings for stroke and head injury survivors will return this summer at SUNY Fredonia.
Social Work program recognizes student field practicums
The Social Work program’s annual field practicum celebration highlighted achievements of the 2024-2025 academic year.
Biology, Biochemistry students awarded prestigious research grants
Two SUNY Fredonia students will dramatically expand their investigative experience this summer through the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program.
Staples’ third volume of Ukraine-Russia historical analysis published
The third volume of Professor John R. Staples’ Cornies’ papers, examining latter years of his Ukraine leadership, has been published.
Cruz co-authors homeland security text that spans U.S. history
Adjunct Lecturer Aida Silva Cruz co-wrote a textbook tracing the history of homeland security from the U.S. Constitution to today.