Staples’ third volume of Ukraine-Russia historical analysis published
The third volume of Professor John R. Staples’ Cornies’ papers, examining latter years of his Ukraine leadership, has been published.
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Cruz co-authors homeland security text that spans U.S. history
Adjunct Lecturer Aida Silva Cruz co-wrote a textbook tracing the history of homeland security from the U.S. Constitution to today.
Brown Bag lecture to focus on how agency assists Mexican families with migrants in the U.S.
Ellen Calmus, whose organization supports Mexican families that have relatives in America, will give the final Brown Bag talk.
Alumni return as recruiters, give high marks to students at Job & Internship Expo
"Prepared,” “confidence” and “inquisitive” are among traits alumni found in abundance among students at the Job & Internship Expo.
Business students to be honored at scholarship awards event
The School of Business will host its annual Scholarship Award Ceremony on Thursday, April 24.
Mahoney to discuss research procedures with doctoral students in Germany
Professor Kate Mahoney will lead a presentation and workshop for doctoral students in Germany at the Universität Duisburg-Essen.
Social workers association recognizes student
Paige Johnson has received the top student award from the National Association of Social Workers-New York State Western Division.
Physics student, Computer Science faculty collaborate on innovative video stream analysis system
A Physics/Industrial Management student and Computer Science faculty jointly developed a system to detect frames in video streams.
National exhibition includes artwork by senior Animation/Illustration student
Illustrations created by Emily Neiswonger were exhibited at the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles’ 63rd Illustration West competition.
Honors Program recognizes Wagner as a top student
Owen Wagner, a junior from Tonawanda, NY, has been named the Honors Program Student of the Month for March.