Geographic Information Systems students participate in NYGeoCon 2015
Seven Fredonia Geographic Information Systems (GIS) students attended the NYGeoCon 2015 in Albany recently. The NYGeoCon is the premier New York State GIS Conference, which...
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Fredonia awards first SUNY-Santander Global Scholarship for study in Mexico
Kiri Ramos, a senior from Warwick majoring in Childhood Inclusive Education and Spanish, has received Fredonia’s inaugural SUNY-Santander Global Scholarship to support a study abroad...
Poet Nezhukumatathil writing and presenting during sabbatical
Professor Aimee Nezhukumatathil of the Department of English is spending her sabbatical researching and writing her fourth full-collection of poetry. The poems are in part...
Natalie Gerber co-edits issue of Wallace Stevens Journal
Natalie Gerber, associate professor of English and associate chairperson of the Department of English, co-edited, along with Nicholas Myklebust, assistant professor of English at Regis...
Spangler presents at National Council of Teachers of English Annual Convention
Susan Spangler, associate professor of English, presented "Flipping Assessment by Grading with Students" during the 2015 National Council of Teachers of English Annual Convention held...
Vanwesenbeeck sabbatical work to look at ekphrasis and grieving in American literature of the '50s and '60s
The central research question of Dr. Birger Vanwesenbeeck’s book-length project, “The Art of Mourning: Ekphrasis and Loss at the End of Modernism,” concerns what he...
20th century Britain's national identity to be studied by Lyon on sabbatical
During her sabbatical, Department of History Professor Eileen Lyon will be researching, writing, and speaking on issues related to the formation of national identity in...
Parsons has story published in literary magazine
“The Grounds,” a story written by Department of English Associate Professor Dustin Parsons, is featured in the fall print edition of Normal School, a national...
Arnold sabbatical work focused on creation of a new course, 'Queer History'
John Arnold, associate professor of History, has used a fall sabbatical to author publications and to create a new course to be offered in the...
Davis to complete book on Civil War music during sabbatical
During his sabbatical, School of Music Professor Jim Davis is finishing a book titled, “Maryland, My Maryland:’ Civil War Music and Patriotism” for the University...