Online art museum exhibition explores Rey, his artwork
“Sustaining Home: The Art of Alberto Rey,” a collaborative exhibition of artwork by the SUNY Distinguished Professor at Fredonia accompanied by essays about his life...
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Fredonia panel presents at SUNY professional development conference
Four Fredonia faculty and staff members gave a panel presentation, “Facilitating Peer and Instructor Interaction While Promoting Student Engagement,” at the virtual Conference on Instruction...
Emilee Stenson named Honors Student of the Month for April
Emilee Stenson, a senior Molecular Genetics major and Chemistry and English double minor, from Attica, has been named the Honors Student of the Month for...
Jessica Schimek named Honors Student of the Month for May
Jessica Schimek, a senior receiving concurrent degrees in Visual Arts and New Media (B.A.) and Chemistry (B.S.), from Smithtown, has been named the Honors Student...
Resident Assistant of the Month named for April
The Residence Life Student Recognition Committee has selected Yuwan Ilano as one of the Resident Assistants of the Month for April.
Student of the Month for April announced
Gabe Gonzalez from Williamsville has been named Student of the Month for April by the Office of Residence Life.
Resident Assistant of the Month named for April
The Residence Life Student Recognition Committee has selected Serena Washburn as one of the Resident Assistants of the Month for April.
Faculty member and alumna co-author journal paper
Department of Psychology Distinguished Teaching Professor Andrea Zevenbergen and Nicole Battaglia, a 2019 Fredonia graduate, are co-authors on a peer-reviewed manuscript to be published in...
Sociologist has article published in professional journal
Department of Sociocultural and Justice Sciences Assistant Professor Jessica Finkeldey co-authored, "Self-Reported Experiences and Consequences of Unfair Treatment by Police," an article forthcoming in the...
Lagrimas completes virtual guest lectures and conference presentation
During the spring semester, Dr. Leonidas Lagrimas of the School of Music has been busy with a number of virtual/remote presentation opportunities across the country.