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Computer Science students, Zubairi to participate in NSF Regional I-Corps program
Two students majoring in Computer Science who are supervised and mentored by SUNY Distinguished Professor Junaid Zubairi have been accepted along with their professor to participate in the National Science Foundation’s Innovation-Corps Regional Course at SUNY Binghamton.
Fredonia gallery to host faculty exhibition featuring works by 16 artists
Diverse works by 16 current faculty members will be on display when the Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery hosts the “Department of Visual Arts...
Business faculty co-author, present paper at NABET conference
Department of Business Administration faculty members, Interim Chair Linda Hall, Assistant Professor Lisa Walters and Mark Nickerson, lecturer, presented a paper, “Improving the 1040 Process through the Application of Lean Principles: A Case Study," at the Northeastern Association of Business, Economics and Technology conference held last November in State College, Pa.
Barry Kilpatrick presented 'Heart of Fredonia' award
Since its inception in 2013, the "Heart of Fredonia" award has been presented by President Horvath to one faculty or staff member at the State...
Biology's Ferguson continuing research on disease with $250,000 grant from the National Science Foundation
Fredonia Biology Associate Professor Scott Ferguson continues his research, aided by a $250,000 Research in Undergraduate Institutions grant from the National Science Foundation. The funding allows him to conduct the three-year research project, “Genetic Analysis of Gurken Translational Control in Drosophila,” that has the potential to assess how humans develop and are affected by disease.
Economics' Reinelt to address Shale Institute journalists at Dunkirk pier
Peter Reinelt, chair of the Department of Economics, will deliver a presentation to journalists attending the Shale Country Institute, a four-day expedition devoted to all aspects of shale gas, at the Dunkirk pier on Thursday at 3 p.m.
Stephen Kershnar named SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor
Dr. Stephen Kershnar of the Department of Philosophy has been selected as one of 19 faculty members throughout SUNY to receive the distinguished rank by the State University of New York Board of Trustees. The distinguished designation, SUNY’s highest academic honor, is reserved for the best of the best, according to SUNY Board Chairman H. Carl McCall.
COIL Brown Bag Series concludes on May 5
The Coordinator of International Learning (COIL) Brown Bag Lunch Series has been announced for the Spring 2014 semester. The presentations will take place in the McEwen Hall Room 214 conference room the first Monday of each month from noon to 12:50 p.m.
Communication's Igoe speaks to WBEN about Grand Island school's free speech debate
Communication's Mike Igoe was a recent guest on WBEN's "Hardline" in Buffalo. Dr. Igoe, a former journalist and an attorney, was invited to speak about the free speech debate within the Grand Island (N.Y.) School District, where a student was suspended after refusing to remove a t-shirt which displayed the logo of the National Rifle Association.
Proffitt authors monthly column in stage design publication
Todd Proffitt, associate professor of Theatre and resident Lighting Designer in the Department of Theatre and Dance, writes a continuing column on design and technical...