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Campus Jury Prize for classical guitar goes to Mario Rubano
The inaugural Oasis Guitar Jury Prize at the SUNY Fredonia School of Music has been awarded to Mario Rubano, a Pennsylvania native pursuing degrees in Classical Guitar Performance and Music Therapy along with a minor in Psychology. The Oasis Guitar Jury Prize, the first scholarship at SUNY Fredonia designated for Classical Guitar students, was launched by Dave Hepple, founder of Oasis, Inc., creator of the Oasis Guitar humidifier and humidifiers for other string instruments.
Campus salutes Custodial Team at annual awards luncheon
Dozens of SUNY Fredonia custodial staff filled the Dods Hall Multipurpose Room on Jan. 12 to celebrate a year’s worth of excellent service and receive...
Markus Vink article published in journal
Markus Vink An article by Markus Vink, Professor in the Department of History, 'The Afrasian Mediterranean: Port Cities and Urban Networks in the Indian Ocean...
Costume designs by students of Dixon Reynolds published in NEA blog
In its Big Read blog, The National Endowment for the Arts has featured costume designs by Fredonia students studying under Dixon Reynolds. Josh Porter's sketch...
Paul Holmes's research on firing of college coaches assists reporter covering Illini story
Economics Professor Paul Holmes, author of the paper, "Win or Go Home; Why College Football Coaches Get Fired," published in the April 2011 issue of the Journal of Sports Economics, was interviewed by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch about head football coach Ron Zook of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Fredonia student paper wins award at professional workshop
A paper by Fredonia student Basar Koc, co-authored with his mentor Professor Ziya Arnavut, won the "Best Paper Award" at the WNY Image Processing Workshop held at the University of Rochester recently.
MacDonald will conduct orchestra in Clinton, Mass.
Professor Roderick MacDonald will conduct the Thayer Symphony Orchestra in Clinton, Mass., in ts holiday pops concert on Saturday, Dec. 3. “The concert is a Christmas pops concert consisting of traditional holiday music enjoyed by young and old alike,” MacDonald said.
Clark Zlotchew unveils new novel, "The Caucasian Menace"
"The Caucasian Menace," a new spy thriller written by Dr. Clark Zlotchew, professor of Modern Languages and Literatures and Distinguished Teaching Professor at SUNY Fredonia, will be the feature of a book-signing event at the Book Nook in the D&F Plaza on Wednesday, Nov. 30. Dr. Zlotchew will sign copies of his latest novel from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
Biology majors present research results at symposium
Jessica Wooten Tom Caggianelli Shannon Gowen Three Fredonia biology majors were among those who presented their research activities at the 7th annual research symposium of...
Ziya Arnavut edits special issue of Elsevier publication
Computer professor Ziya Arnavut was one of two guest editors of a special issue on image processing published in September by Elsevier’s International Journal of Computers & Electrical Engineering.