Publications and research focus of School of Business faculty member
Dr. Tai Yi of the School of Business’s sabbatical plans include publications and research. He is currently working on three scholarly papers. The paper, “Stock...
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Hamilton is investigating new trends in classical music and its relevance to current music education
Dr. Sarah Hamilton of the School of Music notes that much has changed in the classical music field over the last 20 years or so...
Carney pursuing a variety of research interests during sabbatical year
The primary research Dr. Mary Carney of the Department of Sociocultural and Justice Sciences is undertaking during her 2017-2018 sabbatical year is the continued discovery...
Dilworth sabbatical blends art and nature
Jason Dilworth, a faculty member of the Department of Visual Arts and New Media and graphic designer, will be pursuing connections with the natural world...
Fredonia presents Custodial Safety Incentive Awards to employees
Members of the Custodial Services staff were honored and individual awards presented at the 17th Annual Custodial Services Awards Recognition Luncheon held on Wednesday, Jan...
Dunham gives presentation at American Astronomy Society meeting
Michael Dunham, assistant professor of Physics, was invited to deliver a presentation, “Surveying Low-Mass Star Formation with the Submillimeter Array,” at the 231st meeting of...
Piorkowski sabbatical plans include travel to Hungary and Argentina for performances
SUNY Distinguished Professor James Piorkowski of the Fredonia School of Music, who has been head of the Classical Guitar Program since 1983, has a multifaceted...
Students co-author, contribute to published policy report
Two students conducted data analysis internships during the fall semester with the National Postdoctoral Association and contributed to “Supporting the Needs of Postdocs,” the organization’s...
Clarkson-Hendrix gives presentation at Society for Social Work and Research conference
Michael Clarkson-Hendrix, assistant professor in the Department of Sociocultural and Justice Sciences, presented an ePoster, “Secure Workplace Attachment: A Qualitative Study of Relational and Social...
Kinkela delivers paper at ground-breaking plastic food packaging symposium
Associate Professor David Kinkela of the Department of History presented a paper, “Packaging the Six-Pack: The Business and Ecological History of Plastic Six-Pack Rings,” at...