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Rey appointed Dean at SUNY Fredonia
Dr. Janeil C. Rey has been appointed as the new Dean of the College of Education, Health Sciences, and Human Services at the State University of New York at Fredonia, effective July 1.
SUNY Fredonia academic area renamed to reflect its expanding mission
As the State University of New York at Fredonia approaches its bicentennial, it is expanding one of its cornerstones by reorganizing and renaming the "College of Education" to the "College of Education, Health Sciences, and Human Services."
Tan’s review of ‘Transgressing Teacher Education’ published in journal
Dr. Guangyu Tan wrote a review of “Transgressing Teacher Education: Strategies for Equity, Opportunity and Social Justice in Urban Teacher Preparation and Practice” published in the February issue of Teachers College Record.
Dahlgren pens article in urban studies journal
Social Studies Education Professor Robert L. Dahlgren wrote an article, "Freire’s Dialogic Process as a Means of Facilitating the Teaching of Controversial Public Policy Issues," published in a special issue of the urban studies journal Urbana devoted to celebrating the legacy of Brazilian pedagogue Paulo Freire's work.
Fredonia students set to return to Belize teaching experience during J-Term
Students will once again have the opportunity to raise their multicultural competence with the return of the Belize Service Learning Project, following a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, during J-Term.
Graduate TESOL student Barresi awarded incentive scholarship
Larissa Barresi, a graduate student from Fairport, enrolled in the online TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) program at SUNY Fredonia, is the recipient of a Masters-in-Education Teacher Incentive Scholarship, offered through New York state, that will cover all tuition costs.
Jabot, colleague awarded $600,000 grant to improve data literacy of preservice teachers
A three-year, $600,000 National Science Foundation grant to support a professional development program designed to improve data literacy of future teachers has been awarded to SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Michael Jabot and a colleague from The College of New Jersey.
Graduate School Week activities to provide information and insight
Graduate School Week, beginning Oct. 24, will include many activities including the 14th Graduate School Fair on Oct. 25, hosted by the Career Development Office.
Mahoney, Lillie, and TESOL alumna publish study examining the impact of anti-bilingual education measure
College of Education Professor Kate Mahoney and Associate Professor Karen Lillie collaborated with alumna Natalie DuBois and professors from other universities to conduct a large-scale quantitative research study that evaluated the level of success of Arizona’s anti-bilingual education Proposition 203.
Makosiej to receive Lanford Presidential Prize
Kayla R. Makosiej, a senior from Long Island majoring in Early and Childhood Education, with a concentration in English, has been selected to receive the 2022 Lanford Presidential Prize from the Oscar and Esther Lanford Endowment of the Fredonia College Foundation.