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A lasting legacy in the Rockefeller Arts Center
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center naming gifts.
Fredonia success story: Shaun Nelms, Ed.D.
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN When you’re a first-generation college student, there’s really no way to know what’s just ahead.
Brotherly love supports teaching internships
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Helen Johnson spent four years in first grade. The first two she struggled; the last two she shined. That’s what Helen’s twin brother would tell you. So would she, for that matter.
Biology graduate: You’re sending a 'powerful’ message by funding a scholarship
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Scholarships have special meaning, beyond the obvious, for Whitney Athoe.
University Police swing into action to help Criminal Justice students
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN A home run isn't part of golf, but that pretty much describes the long ball that University Police (UP) launched over the fence when they established the University Police Scholarship for Criminal Justice.
Biology alumni enrich student learning in Science Center greenhouse
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN With an extensive farming operation in Chautauqua County, you would expect Joseph and Jane (Schuster) Falcone to have deep roots in the soil
Art scholarship links today’s students with beloved 2001 graduate
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Rodney (Rod) Welling Jr. had a strong influence in the Visual Arts community in the Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center. Though a Graphic Design major, he was passionate about all the arts and was particularly well known for painting and music.
Duke professor, author, Fredonia graduate Dr. Mark Anthony Neal remembers his roots
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Dr. Mark Anthony Neal’s résumé is quite impressive. He holds the rank of Professor of African and African American Studies at Duke University, is the founding director of the Center for Arts, Digital Culture and Entrepreneurship at Duke, an author of several books, a National Public Radio (NPR) commentator and activist.
Beautiful words, presentations provide inspiration for scholarship endeavor
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Though he passed away nearly 10 years ago, the legacy of Dr. Albert A. Dunn and his passion for literature and teaching remain a part of the campus through the Albert A. Dunn Day of Poetry and Prose.
Internships lead to career opportunity before graduation
ABOUT THE NURTURING INNOVATION CAMPAIGN Kelsey Lowery always wanted to work with animals in a zoo, and Fredonia put her on a direct path to achieve that career goal.