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Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
Events and news of what's happening around the Fredonia campus.
A series of events and activities designed to help students reduce anxiety in a healthy, productive way to gain added focus to succeed as the fall semester winds down will be rolled into De-Stress for Success, starting on Monday, Dec. 5 through Thursday, Dec. 14.
SUNY Fredonia students displayed their commitment to an in-person academic setting by fulfilling the SUNY mandates for vaccination by the Sept. 27 deadline.
SUNY Fredonia President Stephen Kolison gave his weekly report on the most recent round of pool testing for COVID-19, thanking members of the campus community for taking care of each other.
OK…I’ve got this…put on my mask and leave my office...follow the signs into Steele Hall…get my temperature taken and answer screening questions…get my FREDCard scanned…get my test kit and register…get in line to complete the test kit…and I’ve reached the head of the line to receive instructions from a person in Personal Protection Equipment…is that Registrar Scott Saunders?
Fredonia has started a new Twitter feed to let students and employees know about wait times for pool testing in Steele Hall.
Wellness kits are on their way to Fredonia first-year students to help them address unique needs during an academic year made more challenging by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
More students than ever are being tested for COVID-19 at Fredonia, but the number of positive cases is not increasing. In fact, it’s not even budging. There were no positives among 375 students tested on Friday, Oct. 9, the most recent testing day.
Vice President for Enrollment and Student Services Cedric Howard has reported encouraging results from the Oct. 2 pool testing of SUNY Fredonia students for COVID-19.
The university is closely monitoring the spread of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). There currently are no known cases of the virus in Fredonia or Chautauqua County, but there are cases elsewhere in New York and the number will likely increase.
It’s not too late to get a flu shot. That’s the advice the Student Health Center is offering to students, faculty and staff as the spring semester gets underway.