Faculty member publishes study
Dr. Josie Diebold recently published a study in Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work.
Dr. Josie Diebold recently published a study in Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work.
Adjunct Professor Nick Smith of the Department of Communication had a book recently published by Routledge.
Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck’s monograph has been published as part of SUNY Press’s “Literature…in Theory” book series.
A SUNY Fredonia counselor has earned statewide recognition for her work with students and the campus community.
Keira Norton recently participated in a national webinar examining the election process.
Dr. Allison Manning published a research note titled, “Perceptions of Classroom Learning and Clinical Preparedness Among Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Students.”
A community-based project will culminate in a music and art festival commemorating the legacy of Marion H. Skidmore.
Dr. Jesse J. Norris’ article focused on a potential connection between newspaper closures and police reporting of crime statistics.
Dr. Courtney Wigdahl-Perry was part of a duo presenting updates on research conducted on Chautauqua Lake.
Dr. Sarah Hamilton has just produced and released a new recording called “Five Inventions” with the Can-Am Oboe Trio and published by Akashikrekords.