Woodford named November Student of the Month
Nicholas Woodford, a communications and media management double major from North Tonawanda, N.Y., has been honored as November’s Residence Life Student of the Month.
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Fredonia College Foundation names new officers and board members
New officers include Chair Michael Schiavone, ’78; Vice Chair Debra Horn Stachura, ’75; and Treasurer Michael Petsky, ’85. Secretary Jean Malinoski, ’68, ’81, was re-elected...
Alumna Janet Mayer to appear on Dr. Oz Show this week
Janet Mayer, an ITS project manager at SUNY Fredonia, will soon be seen on television nationwide recounting her story of suffering a stroke at a...
Fritzinger named director of Business Technology Incubator
Robert H. Fritzinger has been named the director of the new SUNY Fredonia Business Technology Incubator, set to officially open on Dec. 21 with a...
Blanchet and Specht publish on corporate speech pathology
Dr. Paul Blanchet and recent graduate Nicole Specht collaborated in research that resulted in a recent article in Contemporary Issues in Communication Sciences & Disorders...
Schwalbe and Dinc collaborate with American-Turkish Assn. to screen films
Communication Department faculty Nefin Dinc and Ted Schwalbe continue working on their Department of State grant “Youth Filmmaking in Turkey.” The 18 films produced by...
Cole and Douglass presenters at next A&H Brown Bag lecture
The third Brown Bag Lecture in the College of Arts & Humanities, a theoretical dialogue entitled “Contexts Matter: Preparing Learners for Language Use In and...
Alumni and staff to speak at PRSSA panel discussion
A Public Relations major leads a press conference during the Department of Communication's annual Public Relations capstone class, in which students develop real-world plans for...
Janet Mayer writes about ANGEL in SUNYergy
Fredonia is featured in an article by Janet Mayer (ITS) which appears on page one of the current SUNYergy newsletter. SUNYergy: SUNY Libraries Working Together...
Case named Coach of the Year
SUNYAC coaches have chosen Fredonia State's Chris Case as their 2009 Coach of the Year in women's soccer. Case, a 2001 Fredonia graduate, guided the...