Vanwesenbeeck to give 2020 Kasling Lecture, Dunham to receive Hagan
“African American Writing as World Literature,” the 2020 Robert W. Kasling Memorial Lecture, will be given by Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck, on Sept...
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Celebrating the start of another academic year in ‘Big Blue Country’
SUNY Fredonia is so excited about the start of the 2021-22 academic year, and the return of most on-campus activities, that it wants the greater...
Administrative Service Award recipients named at SUNY Fredonia
The 2020 Outstanding Administrative Service Awards have been presented to five SUNY Fredonia employees, whose collective service spans more than 60 years and all major...
Career Development staff receives SUNY-wide award
SUNY Fredonia’s Career Development Office shared the spotlight at the SUNY Career Development Organization’s annual conference, receiving an Award for Excellence in Programming and seeing...
Walters, business management graduate co-author article in ASQ publication
School of Business Associate Professor Lisa Walters, along with Fredonia alumna Jillian Kessler, co-authored an article in Quality Progress, the flagship publication of the American...
Reese lead author of new book for music teachers
School of Music Associate Professor Jill Reese is the principal author of a new book, “Q&A for MLT,” which presents general music perspectives on music...
Cuthbert’s short story a finalist for New Millennium Writings Award
Rebecca Cuthbert, an adjunct lecturer in the Department of English, was named a finalist for her short story, "Joiner," in the 51st New Millennium Writings...
Summer science research sizzles at Fredonia
SUNY Fredonia student scientists were hard at work during the summer on projects with faculty.
Norris quoted in news articles examining terrorism prosecutions
Department of Sociocultural and Justice Sciences Associate Professor Jesse J. Norris was quoted in two recent news articles, both related to his research on alleged...
Four named as assistants in athletics
New assistants were named in hockey, men’s basketball, track and field/cross country and soccer.