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Christina Jarvis contributed to blog for nationwide democracy project
SUNY Fredonia is prominently featured on the website of the American Democracy Project, sponsored by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, thanks to a blog written about the SUNY Fredonia coal ash project by English professor Christina Jarvis.
Donald Lang bike mission for cancer: update
Lang’s legion of supporters back home -- who each chipped in $30 towards a goal of $6,000 for Roswell -- were treated to an email dispatch and early-morning photograph of Lang dipping the rear wheel of his 24-speed bicycle into the Pacific Ocean. And they’ll continue receiving exclusive updates on Lang’s Facebook page.
Bond Benton to be published in Palooka Journal
An article by SUNY Fredonia assistant professor of communication Bond Benton will be published in Palooka Journal later this April. The piece is a creative non-fiction article entitled, “Conquest at the Maiden Tower,” which describes Benton’s experience and research while he practiced public relations overseas.
Fredonia radio wins three awards at national conference
Student members of Fredonia Radio Systems attended the Intercollegiate Broadcasting Systems (IBS) National Conference in New York City during Spring Break, where they walked away with three awards.
Tuba professor Stewart enjoying trio of large-scale New York City productions
Raymond Stewart is the newest substitute in “Chicago,” which is currently in its 14th year on Broadway and will soon be starring world-famous supermodel Christie Brinkley for an 11-week engagement. Stewart describes being a part of this and other large-scale shows and productions as, “juggling copious amounts of glee, adrenaline and nerves simultaneously while playing my instrument!”
Roderick MacDonald to release classical CD from Germany
Roderick MacDonald teaching in his studio. SUNY Fredonia School of Music faculty member Roderick MacDonald will release his newest recording as conductor of a European...
University Police promotes Brian Studley
Brian Studley, a nine-year veteran of University Police at SUNY Fredonia, has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant. Studley, who has 12 years of experience in law enforcement, becomes the supervising officer of the 3-to-11 p.m. shift.
Senior wins prestigious social work award
Senior Emily Benedict was selected as the National Association of Social Work NYS Western Division’s Student of the Year at the organization’s annual award luncheon on March 3. The judges indicated that she stood out in part because of her leadership role in the campus’ suicide prevention program.
New book on Czeslaw Milosz includes essay by Natalie Gerber
Dr. Natalie Gerber’s essay, “Missing Milosz,” which presents her reflections of working with Czeslaw Milosz, one of the great moral and literary figures of the 20th century, is included in a new book, “An Invisible Rope: Portraits of Czeslaw Milosz.”
Paul Blanchet's poster presented at exposition in Albany
Dr. Paul Blanchet presented the poster, “Knowledge and Awareness of the Vocal Mechanism and Care Among University Voice Majors,” that was the culmination of research conducted by graduate student Allison Miller at the recent SUNY/CUNY Graduate Research that Matters Exposition in Albany.