SUNY Fredonia faculty, alumnus soloists with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
A SUNY Fredonia faculty member and alumnus were soloists in the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s recent performance of Mozart’s “Requiem.”
A SUNY Fredonia faculty member and alumnus were soloists in the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra’s recent performance of Mozart’s “Requiem.”
Nyles Emile, of Brooklyn, NY, has been named Student of the Month for November by the Office of Residence Life.
Mary Cooper, a fifth semester Resident Assistant in McGinnies Hall, has been named RA of the Month for November by Residence Life.
Since 1999, a scholarship affiliated with what began as a minor in Women’s Studies honored scholarly and activist interests.
Professor John Staples’ book that gives historical context for Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine received the Pritsak Book Prize Honorable Mention.
The CPA Journal has accepted Associate Professor Mark Nickerson’s manuscript, "Why the 150-Hour Rule is Not the (Major) Problem.”
A translation of “Seviyye Talip” by Department of English Professor Ici Vanwesenbeeck has been published by the University of Texas Press.
School of Business faculty are co-authors of the journal article “Teaching PFAS Under the New CPA Model Curriculum.”
A SUNY Fredonia contingent met SUNY Distinguished Professor James Davis at the American Musicological Society’s national meeting.
Ethan Smith, a third-semester Resident Assistant in Chautauqua Hall, was named the “RA of the Month” by Residence Life.