Writers@Work speaker to explore key facets of today’s theater world
Fredonia alumnus Matthew LaChiusa will share his experience writing for, founding, and directing Buffalo theater in a Writers@Work residency.
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Writers@Work speakers to explore finding passion and voice through writing
Two SUNY Fredonia alumni will present “Pathways to Finding Your Passion and Voice through Writing” in the Writers@Work series.
Alumnus Holz featured speaker for Writers@Work series
The Writers@Work program will bring alumnus Karl Holz to campus in early May for its series, “The Art of Storytelling: New Perspectives, Innovative Thinking and...
Accomplished music industry professionals to speak at Writers@Work residency
SUNY Fredonia alumni who have achieved impressive career success in the music recording industry – collaborating with numerous legendary artists – will share their work...
Stenson to explore medical humanities in Writers@Work residency
Writers@Work, in collaboration with multiple humanities and STEM departments, will host a full-day residency, “Sustaining Medical Humanities as an Ethical and Interdisciplinary Field,” with SUNY...
Holz to kick off Writers@Work series
Update: This event has been postponed until later in the academic year.
History graduates to share their successful career journeys at Writers@Work residency
Megan (Buchholz) DeJoe and Rebekah Denz, 2019 SUNY Fredonia graduates with B.A. degrees in History and minors in Museum Studies, will describe steps they took...
Noted author/activist Tramuto to open student leadership events
Author, global health activist, philanthropist and Chautauqua County native Donato J. Tramuto will lead a panel discussion and help kick off a student leadership roundtable...
Fredonia alumni to explore ‘creating content to inspire and amaze’ at Writers@Work residency
SUNY Fredonia will welcome back alumni Jakera Cooper Willis, an entrepreneur who has won national competitions for her food products, and Jordan Willis, a storyboard...
Forensic scientist, alumna to speak at Fredonia Writers@Work residency
Forensic scientist Dr. Lori Ann Valentin, who earned a B.S. in Biochemistry from SUNY Fredonia in 2009, will return to campus for a two-day residency...