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The next level of air quality modeling
With a research grant of $80,000 through the Great Lakes Air Deposition (GLAD) program, Dr. Sherri Mason (chemistry) is collaborating with the State Department of...
Chemistry joins prestigious center for polymer studies
SUNY Fredonia has a $120,000 portion of an NSF grant to Case Western Reserve University as a result of a partnership involving Fredonia's chemistry department, and faculty members Philip Kumler (Professor Emeritus of Chemistry) and Dr. Cheryl Campo. The agreement will create undergraduate research opportunities for students, and support research by faculty in the department. More departments at Fredonia may be added in the future.
Study Abroad Fair is Wednesday
A Study Abroad Fair is being held Wednesday, Sept. 13, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Williams Center. Sponsored by the International Education...
Business Club running Snack Shack again
The Fredonia State Business Club, associated with the Business Administration degree program, is back in action running the Snack Shack on the 3rd floor of Thompson Hall, open every day with donuts and coffee. "We've been busy doing some remodeling," Snack Shack Coordinator Michael Budniewski said.
Demographics of Fall 2006 students
Approximately two-thirds of Fredonia undergraduates come from one of six New York state counties (Erie--23.7 percent; Chautauqua--19 percent; Monroe—13 percent, Cattaraugus--4 percent; Niagara--3.6 percent; Onondaga--3.3 percent)
Best practices in gov't shown
“The successful initiatives we will showcase are saving communities significant tax dollars and have brought efficiency and improved service to local residents,” Project Manager Mark W. Thomas said. The success stories will be described at two forums this month.
Thursday panel looks at President's authority
Professor James Hurtgen will moderate a discussion, “The President’s Authority During a Time of War,” Thursday, Sept. 21, at 7 p.m. in S-104 of the Williams Center.
Kathleen Tyszko is AmeriCorps Vista liaison
“The primary goal of our project is to increase partnerships and community service between SUNY Fredonia student organizations and community organizations in Chautauqua County, in particular Dunkirk,” Ms. Tyszko explained, noting that particular emphasis will be placed on youths and the elderly.
University seeks Web Communications assistant director
SUNY Fredonia seeks an Assistant Director for Web Communications to manage, design, and maintain its dynamic web presence in support of strategic goals in marketing...
Out of Darkness Walk
SUNY Fredonia’s Psychology Club is sponsoring the annual Out of Darkness Community Walk for Suicide Prevention on Saturday, Oct. 14, in conjunction with the campus Office of Volunteer and Community Services.