Feit delivers invited talk in Sweden
Distinguished Teaching Professor Neil Feit of the Department of Philosophy recently returned from Uppsala, Sweden, where he gave a talk at the conference and workshop...
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Rogers to join N.Y.S. Mathematics Educators' Hall of Fame
Distinguished Teaching Professor Robert Rogers will be inducted into the New York State Mathematics Educators' Hall of Fame. Inductees are chosen for the Hall of...
Parsons' sabbatical to combine writing and travel
Associate Professor Dustin Parsons of the Department of English will combine writing, class restructuring, and conference participation and readings during his sabbatical.
Psi Chi accepting applications for new members
With the induction last spring of 28 new members into the Fredonia chapter of Psi Chi, the international honor society in Psychology, applications are being...
Frerichs participates in three art exhibitions
The art work of Professor Timothy Frerichs of the Department of Visual Arts and New Media will be displayed on both sides of the Atlantic...
Busy summer in academic arena for McFall
Department of Psychology professor Dr. Joseph McFall and student co-author, Jacob Abraham, ’16, presented a paper, “There's No Time Like the Present: ‘Presentism’ Outweighs ‘Future...
Igoe interviewed on WBEN radio about free speech
On WBEN radio's Hardline program, Assistant Professor Mike Igoe of the Department of Communication was interviewed recently about how the First Amendment affects NFL quarterback...
Dahlgren joins editorial board of social studies research journal
Associate Professor Robert Dahlgren was asked to join the editorial board of the Journal of Social Studies Research and Practice, a peer-reviewed, electronic journal that...
Caviedes authors book chapter on European migration policy
Associate Professor Alexander Caviedes has written a chapter, “The Wayward Path to Convergence in European Immigration Policy,” that appears in “Migration in an Era of...
De Santi article published in Italian journal
An article written by Dr. Chiara De Santi, a lecturer in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, on the travelogues of Italian intellectual Alberto...