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Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Dr. Leesa Rittelman, a professor of Art History at SUNY Fredonia, will discuss the Art Gallery exhibition “Works on Paper: Mordmüller and Rohrmann,” at 7...
Ingrid Johnston-Robledo, director of women’s studies, will give the keynote address at the annual Women's Studies Research Conference Wednesday, March 24, when Fredonia students will present the results of their research on gender via posters and oral presentations. All are welcome.
Liggins and Hildebrand received $6,305 to help support the development of a new course to be offered in Spring 2011, titled “Niagara’s Underground Railroad.” The course will include a two-credit segment offered in Spring 2011, and a one-credit option offered during May term, where students will visit Underground Railroad sites in western New York and southeastern Canada.
Tomi Ann Roberts is Winkler-Herman Professor of Psychology at Colorado College>> Is there a relationship between Bratz dolls and young girls’ body image, sexuality, and...
The Office of Student Creative Activity and Research is now accepting student proposals to participate in the 12th Annual Student Research and Creativity Exposition. The...
Two School of Business professors will give a presentation titled, "Escaping the Liquidity Trap of the Current Great Recession," a discussion of the Federal Reserve's...
SUNY Fredonia’s volunteer impact throughout Chautauqua County is well known, with approximately 13,000 student volunteer hours contributed annually. Now, thanks to the creation of the Fredonia Academic Community Engagement (FACE) Center, traditional volunteering at SUNY Fredonia is poised to evolve into more strategic, long-lasting and meaningful experiences for both students and community members alike.
SUNY Fredonia’s Center for Rural Regional Development and Governance (CRRDG) has been renamed the Center for Regional Advancement (CRA). The name change comes as the...
Professor Anton Agafonov of the Department of Modern Languages, together with Professor Jack Croxton of the Department of Psychology, will give a presentation titled, “A Russian Odyssey,” detailing their respective experiences in traveling to and living in Russia. The talk will take place on Thursday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. in 154 Fenton Hall.
Professors Nefin Dinç and Ted Schwalbe, both of the Department of Communication, will discuss their recently completed “Youth Filmmaking in Turkey” project. The talk, “Filmmaking...