Students present research to a wide audience at conference
Inspiration was a key takeaway for students who gave research presentations at a Diversity, Equity and Social Justice undergraduate conference.
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Veteran educator, administrator to direct SUNY Fredonia’s Educational Leadership program
A new director with a strong background in Pre-K-12 and higher education levels will lead Fredonia’s Educational Leadership program.
SUNY Fredonia announces partnership with 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee
SUNY Fredonia is proud of this unique opportunity.
McEntarfer co-authors paper on strengths of trans, nonbinary teachers
Dr. Heather McEntarfer is co-author of the paper, “'It Has Made Me Stronger:' The Strengths of Trans and Nonbinary Teachers."
Fredonia Bilingual Education program has local impact
In 2022, School #5 in Dunkirk City Schools launched an innovative program called One-Way Dual Language Bilingual Education 50/50.
Dahlgren pens book chapter that explores 'shifting stereotypes' of female teachers in television
Professor Robert Dahlgren wrote a chapter in “The Female Teacher on Television: Shifting Stereotypes on the Small Screen.”
Grants available to fund Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree costs at SUNY Fredonia
Clinical Mental Health Counseling students at SUNY Fredonia can have their educational expenses funded through the Career Pathways Training program.
High school students can ‘jump start’ earning a teaching degree at SUNY Fredonia
College-bound students wanting to become teachers can earn academic credit through a partnership SUNY Fredonia formed with Erie 2-Chautauqua-Cattaraugus BOCES.
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.
Talk to examine ‘The Cost of Exclusion’
“Counseling for All: The Cost of Exclusion” will be examined in a non-partisan, civic engagement talk on Wednesday, April 9.