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Croxton to describe Russian Study Abroad trip planned in June
On Wednesday, Feb. 1, Professor Jack Croxton will lead an informational meeting on the upcoming Study Abroad to Russia course planned for June 1 through 20. The informational meeting starts at 4:30 p.m. in 127 Fenton Hall, the English Reading Room. Students will spend most of the time in St. Petersburg and will have a chance to visit Moscow for a few days as well.
Campus set to welcome large Korean student contingent
Nearly 100 students from South Korea will officially become part of SUNY Fredonia when the spring semester begins through a new 1+3 program with Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Seoul, Korea. SUNY Fredonia faculty, students and staff are invited to attend a welcome ceremony for 95 Korean students on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 11 a.m. at Rosch Recital Hall.
Jon Titus's Botswana Fulbright is topic of International Brown Bag Dec. 5
A year spent living and teaching in Botswana as a Fulbright scholar will be shared by Biology professor Jon Titus at the International Brown Bag Luncheon on Monday, Dec. 5, noon to 12:50 p.m., at the Fenton Hall English Reading Room. His talk, “Giving and Receiving: An Education in Southern Africa,” will explore the culture along with the ups and downs of living in Botswana.
Study Abroad to Russia program explained Nov. 29
Professor Jack Croxton announced an informational meeting for psychology students who are interested in the the Study Abroad to Russia course. The meeting will be...
Basar Koc presents paper at IEEE Conference
Basar Koc is participating in the dual degree program between Ege University in Turkey and SUNY Fredonia. His research at Fredonia is supervised by Dr...
Saakumu Dance Troupe giving workshops Monday, Oct. 24
The Fredonia Percussion Guild is sponsoring a two-day visit to the Fredonia School of Music by the award-winning Saakumu Dance Troupe, featuring a concert on Sunday, Oct. 23, and workshops on Monday, Oct. 24. Led by master of the Ghanaian xylophone Bernard Woma, is one of the leading traditional and contemporary dance and music groups in Ghana, West Africa.
Study Abroad Fair will describe numerous opportunities open to students
SUNY Fredonia students who are interested in studying abroad can gain information at the Annual Study Abroad Fair. The fair will be held Monday, Oct. 3 in the Multipurpose Room of Dods Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Russian students here for psych course and culture
SUNY Fredonia is hosting four psychology majors and one faculty member from St. Petersburg State University of Russia for two weeks of study and cultural immersion.
Experience in Oaxaca, Mexico, is truly multicultural for four students this summer
Four SUNY Fredonia students of Spanish are currently spending five weeks studying the foreign language in the cultural center, Ollin Tlahtoalli, of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Fredonia among 10 looking to build higher ed partnerships with China
SUNY Fredonia Sociology Professor Linda Dorsten will be among the representatives from 10 U.S. colleges and universities in China this week, hoping to increase the number of partnerships between Chinese higher education institutions and those in the U.S.