Dahlgren pens book chapter that explores 'shifting stereotypes' of female teachers in television
Professor Robert Dahlgren wrote a chapter in “The Female Teacher on Television: Shifting Stereotypes on the Small Screen.”
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Gerber hosts podcasts that explore acclaimed lyricist Sondheim
Two episodes of the “Matching Minds with Sondheim” podcast feature Professor Natalie Gerber as a guest host.
Faculty, staff receive prestigious SUNY Chancellor’s Award recognition
SUNY Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence were bestowed upon five nominees whose SUNY Fredonia careers encompass over 70 years of service.
White receives national recognition for service
David M. White received the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award on Aug. 9, in a ceremony held at Howard University.
McVicker conference participation and papers published
Dr. Jeanette McVicker has engaged in scholarly work with the modernist writer Virginia Woolf for much of her career.
Robinson has book published
School of Business Professor Richard Robinson has had a book recently published by Palgrave Macmillan, an imprint of Springer Nature.
Hamilton brings together new collection of oboe etudes
A new compilation, “12 (Soon-To-Be Famous) Studies for Oboe,” by Professor Sarah Hamilton, has been published.
Clarkson-Hendrix study examining social connectedness in rural Appalachia is published
A manuscript by Dr. Michael Clarkson-Hendrix that examines the role of social connectedness among treatment-seeking adults has been published.
Arnavut awarded patent for innovative data encryption and compression method
Dr. Ziya Arnavut has received a patent for a software invention that provides a cost-effective method of encrypting data during transmission.
Vanwesenbeeck contributes to Lausanne Project podcast series
Department of English Professor Ici Vanwesenbeeck has been invited as a guest speaker in the academic Lausanne Project podcast series.