Lotte Morse illustrates children's book
Illustrated by Charlotte R. Morse (right), graphic designer for Academic Information Technology, the children's book, Does a Pigeon Bark? was written by Philip S. Morse...
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Conductor Macdonald raises baton, money, to benefit children's cancer clinic
School of Music associate professor Roderick Macdonald recently conducted Germany's world-famous Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra before a sold-out audience in a benefit concert to support the...
Faculty recognized for using New York Times in classroom
Hilary Demske, lecturer in Music, was the grand prize winner of a contest, conducted by Academic Affairs at SUNY Fredonia, to encourage use of The...
Theatre's Jessica Hillman to lead performance for Brown Bag
SUNY Fredonia will present a lecture-performance with Dr. Jessica Hillman, award-winning assistant professor within the Department of Theatre and Dance, together with several SUNY Fredonia...
Emily VanDette receives grant for poetry program
Emily VanDette (English) has received a $1,500 grant from the COPC Service Learning Incentive program to support her interest in benefiting the Dunkirk community through...
SUNY Fredonia poet to give presentation in New York City
James Thomas Stevens, associate professor of English and director of American Indian Studies at SUNY Fredonia, will appear as a featured poet at City Lore...
Richard Goodman honored for service
The Chautauqua County Rural Ministry (CCRM) Nominating Committee has selected Dr. Richard Goodman as the recipient of the 2008 Prophet’s Hoe Award. Dr. Goodman is...
CRRDG selects campus and community advisors
SUNY Fredonia’s Center for Rural Regional Development and Governance (CRRDG) has established an advisory board that includes both SUNY Fredonia faculty and staff, as well...
Dr. Liontas honored at Asian-Pacific language conference
Dr. John Liontas of the Department of Language, Learning and Leadership at SUNY Fredonia delivered a keynote address in Taiwan at the International Conference on...
Ray Stewart records with Natalie Merchant
The next CD to be released by Natalie Merchant, former lead singer of 10,000 Maniacs, will become the newest link between SUNY Fredonia and the...