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Two journals select papers on Kazial's bat research
Two articles by Karry A. Kazial, assistant professor of biology, are in press. Both include SUNY Fredonia students as co-authors.
Grant supports Dorsten's studies of Chinese health
Linda Dorsten, professor of sociology and coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Minor in Public Health, and Dr. Yuhui Li (Rowan University), are recipients of a Funds for the Advance of the Discipline (FAD) award to continue their study of health in China. Their project is titled, "Data Collection and Modeling in Hard-to-Study but Rapidly Growing Populations: Socio-Economic Development, Ethnic Population and Elder Health in China."
Angela Haas giving faculty recital Feb. 8 in Rosch
Soprano Angela Haas (formerly Dilkey) will perform a faculty recital Friday, Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in Rosch Recital Hall. The program features Argento's Pulitzer Prize-winning song cycle "From the Diary of Virginia Woolf". Dr. Haas will also be performing songs by Strauss, Wolf, Brahms, and Rachmaninoff with pianist Anne Kissel Harper.
Director picked for new Professional Development Center
Dr. Beez (Lea Ann) Schell was named the founding director of SUNY Fredonia's new Professional Development Center, which will open upon her arrival to the post in June. Concurrently, she will hold the faculty rank of professor in the Department of Sports Management and Exercise Science
Janet Knapp is EDP's interim director
Janet Knapp, possessing nearly 10 years of experience in the Educational Development Program at SUNY Fredonia, has been named its interim director through February 2009. The appointment followed the departure of Kathleen Bonds, who has accepted a position as director of the Educational Opportunity Program at Erie Community College.
Tim Frerichs to discuss Fulbright experience
The International Brown Bag Lunch Series presents "Smart Cars and a River Named Rabbit, on Monday, Feb. 4, from noon to 12:50 p.m. in the...
Hitler’s filmmaker is focus of Spring Symposium
Leni Riefenstahl, a controversial German filmmaker forever associated with the Nazi Party, will be focus of the College of Arts & Humanities Symposium this spring semester. "Leni's Legacy: Art, Ethics, and Propaganda," will encompass seven major events from February through April.
Reception honors faculty authors
Faculty authors who have published new books in 2006 and 2007 will be honored at a Book Reception Thursday, Jan. 31, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Cafe G on campus. The reception will include remarks by each of the college deans starting at 3:30 p.m.
Markus Vink publishes new paper
Markus Vink Markus Vink, associate professor of history, is the author of the article, "Freedom and Slavery: The Dutch Republic, the VOC World, and the...
Joseph Straight honored by math association
Dr . H. Joseph Straight is one of six members of the Mathematical Association of America who were honored this month with Certificates of Meritorious...