Kasling Lecture and other honors slated for early October
The 47th Robert W. Kasling Lecture will be offered Oct. 7 at 2 p.m. in SUNY Fredonia’s Rosch Recital Hall.
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Students gain opportunities through public service
Students are enhancing their SUNY Fredonia education through Empire State Service Corps paid public service opportunities.
Frerichs coordinates busy schedule of events in October
October will be a prolific month for SUNY Distinguished Professor Timothy Frerichs, with artwork exhibits, international lectures and workshops.
Student documentary to be screened at Buffalo film festival
A film by Visual Arts and New Media student James Gibbons has been accepted at Squeaky Wheel’s Animation Fest.
Communication faculty, students create education videos for SUNY
Adjunct Lecturer Nick Smith produced and directed SUNY Open Education Resources (OER) videos and engaged Communication students in their development.
Nominations sought for monthly student award
If you know an outstanding student, the Office of Residence Life wants to hear from you.
Communication faculty compile new open pedagogy book
Department of Communication faculty have co-edited a new open instruction book that empowers students as active creators of knowledge.
CSTEP assistance available for students in STEM disciplines
The program seeks to assist eligible students enrolled in majors relating to STEM and the licensed professions.
Senior Biology major to attend Princeton Scholars program
Sydney Hawkins has been accepted into the prestigious Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEB) Scholars Program at Princeton University.
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.