Rivera De-Mythifies Mexico at Oct. 3 Int'l Brown Bag Luncheon
On Monday, Oct. 3, from noon to 12:50, Dr. Carmen Rivera of the Modern Languages and Literatures department will lead the International Brown Bag discussion...
On Monday, Oct. 3, from noon to 12:50, Dr. Carmen Rivera of the Modern Languages and Literatures department will lead the International Brown Bag discussion...
Ann Deakin has received an award from Fulbright Scholar Program to work on developing technology for geoconservation in Siberia. She will be going to the...
A unique collaboration between SUNY Fredonia scholars and a professor from Tomsk University is revealing how indigenous cultures in Russia's Tomsk region share similar pressures...
“Once Upon a Decade: Tales of the Fifties,” a new book written by Dr. Clark Zlotchew, professor of Modern Languages and Literatures and Distinguished Teaching...
SUNY Fredonia Sociology Professor Linda Dorsten will be among the representatives from 10 U.S. colleges and universities in China this week, hoping to increase the...
Neil Feit of the Department of Philosophy is the recipient of the Kasling Award for the academic year 2011-'12. The award recognizes a faculty member’s...
Student achievement takes the spotlight at the annual Research & Creativity Expo, a talent showcase featuring some 350 students drawn from virtually all academic disciplines...
Dr. Kim L. Tillery, Professor in Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences (CDS), delivered three separate three-hour presentations in Sweden, sponsored by Kreativvision, during Spring...
Aimee Nezhukumatathil's essay, "Birth Geographic," has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. It appears in the journal, Water-Stone. Her poem, "From the Ghost-Fish Postcards" has...
SUNY Fredonia is holding its fourth and final Social Science Colloquium of the semester with Professor Richard Jankowski from the Department of Political Science. He...