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Universal Design for Learning is theme of Aug. 16 Teaching & Learning Conference
SUNY Fredonia will host its 4 th annual Teaching and Learning Conference, themed, “Universal Design for Learning: Accessible and Assistive Technologies to Enhance Student Learning,”...
State officials will explain process for dissolving local governments at Aug. 10 forum in Lakewood
SUNY Fredonia’s Center for Regional Advancement (CRA) will host a forum with New York State Deputy Attorney General David Sampson to discuss the New York...
Professor Emeritus Heichberger releases new children's book
Dr. Robert L. Heichberger, professor emeritus of the College of Education at SUNY Fredonia and founder of the college's Educational Leadership Program, has authored a...
Goodman named director for KUTLU-NITT gateway
Relations between the SUNY Fredonia Technology Incubator and a Japanese technology licensing consortium were underscored recently with a visit from Japanese officials who announced that Richard Goodman has been named Director of International Affairs for KUTLO-NITT.
Eight biology students win summer research awards for local studies
Eight students majoring in biology at SUNY Fredonia have been awarded summer research grants through the Holmberg Foundation of Jamestown and four endowments of the Fredonia College Foundation. A total of $23,600 will be distributed to the students, all of whom competed for the awards by submitting research proposals. They will work in both laboratory and field settings this summer, Biology Chairperson Patricia Astry said.
Journalism professor documents the edgy, now historic, punk rock scene of Buffalo
Above, the Secrets, arguably Buffalo’s first true punk band. The drummer, on the left, went on to fame with a band called the Bush Tetras...
Dr. Paul Blanchet selected by SHAWNY for annual award
Dr. Paul Blanchet The Speech Hearing Association of Western New York selected SUNY Fredonia Professor Paul Blanchet to receive its annual professional recognition award at...
Bill Finn, '83 business graduate, now CEO of Buffalo hospice center, to meet with academic leaders
SUNY Fredonia alumnus William E. Finn (’83. Bus. Admin.), President and Chief Executive Officer for The Center for Hospice and Palliative Care (CHPC) in Buffalo, N.Y., will return to his alma mater this Tuesday, May 11. During his visit he will meet with college administrators and departmental leaders to discuss opportunities for partnerships across multiple disciplines for students, graduates and faculty researchers.
Nefin Dinc distributing films at Cannes Film Festival
Nefin Dinc Nefin Dinc, documentary filmmaker and professor of communications, will be attending the International Cannes Film Festival to distribute DVDs from the Youth Filmmaking...
V. Suthakaran to be guest speaker at Singapore seminar
Dr. V. Suthakaran, assistant professor of psychology, will be the featured speaker at the June 16 educators' seminar sponsored by the PAP Community Foundation's Early...