Water resource management in Finger Lakes region topic of virtual talk
Dr. Lisa Cleckner, who serves as director of the Finger Lakes Institute, will give a virtual talk on water resource management in the Finger Lakes...
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Honduras Medical Brigades art raffle slated for Nov. 12; tickets available now
For the past two years, a SUNY Fredonia group has traveled to Honduras to conduct medical brigades, and is holding its annual art raffle in...
Virtual Brown Bag Lunch talk to examine medicine abroad
Medicine abroad will be explored by Department of Biology Professor Ted Lee and two students in the first Brown Bag Lunch of the fall semester...
Fredonia alumnus Brian Strollo in the battle against COVID-19
Throughout his medical training and practice, Dr. Brian Strollo hadn’t experienced a disease affecting so many people that the medical community knew so little about...
Fredonia extends UB medical school connection; eight graduates entering health professional schools
For the first time, a graduate of SUNY Fredonia will be enrolled in four consecutive classes at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences...
How a first-year student/aspiring doctor makes a strong impression at Fredonia
Even before she sets foot on campus for the first time, Effeh Badu has positioned herself for success at Fredonia.
Fredonians among recipients of Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarships and Graduate Fellowships
The State University of New York announced honorees of the Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarships and Graduate Fellowships for the State of New York – including two...
Biology prof enlists former students, now scientists, for cancer biology lectures
Students enrolled in an upper-level biology course connected with former students of Department of Biology Assistant Professor Nicholas Quintyne who are now working in diverse...
Health Professions Club to host online Accepted Student Panel
Six Fredonia seniors and alumni who have been granted admission to health professional schools this fall will participate in an online version, via Zoom, of...
Pursuing her passion and goals, meeting a need and making a difference
For Kayla Purcell, a sophomore Medical Technology major at Fredonia, the faces of COVID-19 victims don’t live only on television newscasts or in newspapers.